Nissan Leaf S / SV (40 kWh) (2022–2025): EV perks and running costs in Canada
At 189 Wh/km, a Nissan Leaf S / SV (40 kWh) driven 15,000 km a year needs about 2,280 kWh of charging – roughly 190 kWh a month at home, with 80% of charging done there. At that volume the best published home-charging reward, Roulez Electrique Points, pays about $296 a year. The cheapest place in Canada to charge it is Ontario, at 3.7¢/kWh.
What a Nissan Leaf S / SV (40 kWh) is worth, province by province
Each row assumes 15,000 km a year with 80% of charging at home on that province's cheapest overnight plan and the rest in public at 45¢/kWh. Net vs gas is fuel saved against an 8.5 L/100 km petrol car at that province's pump price, plus the best charging reward, minus any annual EV fee. Purchase rebates are one-time and are not added into it.
| Province | Overnight rate | Home charging | Charging rewards | Purchase rebate | Net vs gas |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alberta | 12¢ | $272/yr | $295/yr | $5,000 | $1,671/yr |
| British Columbia | 7.7¢ EV plan | $175/yr | $295/yr | $5,000 | $2,543/yr |
| Manitoba | 9.97¢ | $226/yr | $295/yr | $9,000 | $2,007/yr |
| New Brunswick | 15.84¢ | $359/yr | $295/yr | $5,000 | $2,141/yr |
| Newfoundland & Labrador | 15.59¢ | $354/yr | $295/yr | $5,000 | $2,415/yr |
| Nova Scotia | 12.44¢ EV plan | $282/yr | $295/yr | $5,000 | $2,218/yr |
| Northwest Territories | 36.5¢ | $828/yr | $295/yr | $10,000 | $1,520/yr |
| Nunavut | 74.94¢ | $1,700/yr | $295/yr | $5,000 | $826/yr |
| Ontario | 3.7¢ EV plan | $84/yr | $295/yr | $5,000 | $2,238/yr |
| Prince Edward Island | 17.84¢ | $405/yr | $295/yr | $9,000 | $2,274/yr |
| Quebec | 4.89¢ EV plan | $111/yr | $295/yr | $7,000 | $2,441/yr |
| Saskatchewan | 15.48¢ | $351/yr | $295/yr | $5,000 | $1,620/yr |
| Yukon | 20.8¢ | $472/yr | $295/yr | $5,000 | $2,118/yr |
Where you live decides most of it: British Columbia nets $2,543 a year against Nunavut at $826 – mostly electricity prices, pump prices and provincial EV fees.
Notes on these figures
- Consumption, range and battery size come from NRCan Fuel Consumption Ratings MY2022–2025: LEAF SV, re-checked against NRCan's open data.
- Charging rewards use each program's published rate at this car's own monthly kWh, so tiered programs are integrated up their ladder rather than charged a flat rate.
- Rebate figures are for a new battery electric vehicle; price caps and residency conditions still apply – see rebates and their conditions.
Other Nissan models
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