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  "description": "Redesigned exterior emphasizes aerodynamics Photo credit: Nissan The 2026 Nissan Leaf adopts a crossover silhouette with a drag coefficient of 0.26, improving efficiency over the previous generation. Sleek profile with flush door handles Photo credit: Nissan The side profile features",
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  "textContent": "Redesigned exterior emphasizes aerodynamics\n\nPhoto credit: Nissan\n\nThe 2026 Nissan Leaf adopts a crossover silhouette with a drag coefficient of 0.26, improving efficiency over the previous generation.\n\nSleek profile with flush door handles\n\nPhoto credit: Nissan\n\nThe side profile features a clean design with integrated aerodynamic elements and new flush-mounted front door handles.\n\nNew front fascia and lighting signature\n\nPhoto credit: Nissan\n\nUp front, the Leaf incorporates a minimalist grille with stacked lighting and an available full-width LED running lamp.\n\nDistinct rear styling with integrated spoiler\n\nPhoto credit: Nissan\n\nThe rear of the vehicle includes a pronounced roof spoiler and full-width black paneling housing the taillights and Nissan branding.\n\nPlatinum+ trim shown with 19-inch wheels\n\nPhoto credit: Nissan\n\nHigher trims like Platinum+ come with 19-inch aluminum-alloy wheels and additional exterior detailing.\n\nFront three-quarter view of the new Leaf\n\nPhoto credit: Nissan\n\nA three-quarter angle highlights the vehicle’s transition to a compact crossover design with smoother lines and revised proportions.\n\nLED lighting and simplified front-end design\n\nPhoto credit: Nissan\n\nThe front view shows the new LED lighting arrangement, compact grille, and curved surfaces designed to aid airflow.\n\nRedesigned rear view with updated branding\n\nPhoto credit: Nissan\n\nThe rear end is marked by wide taillights, a new Nissan badge, and subtle design features aimed at aerodynamic efficiency.\n\nMinimalist cabin with wide digital displays\n\nPhoto credit: Nissan\n\nThe interior features a simplified layout with a slim dashboard and available dual 14.3-inch displays integrated behind a single glass panel.\n\nGoogle built-in interface and digital cluster\n\nClose-up of the infotainment system shows Google built-in capability, digital gauges, and customizable user profiles.",
  "title": "Is the 2026 Nissan Leaf a Tesla Model Y killer?",
  "updatedAt": "2025-06-23T11:29:39+00:00"
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