Nissan encourages owners of Chevy Bolt EVs and EUVs to purchase (or lease) a new LEAF. Nissan is offering a new incentive to Bolt EV users who buy or lease a LEAF.
The 2024 Nissan LEAF is already among the most reasonably priced electric cars in the US, with a starting price of $28,140.
In fact, with an average selling price (after incentives) of $27,956, the Nissan LEAF was the most reasonably priced electric vehicle during the first quarter of 2024, according to the most recent data from Cox Automotive. At $35,556, Nissan’s Ariya came in second.
After regaining access to a part of the federal EV tax credit earlier this year, the LEAF can be bought for as little as $24,390.
With GM ending Chevy Bolt EV production at the end of 2023, Nissan wants to attract drivers with a new “LEAF Conquest” offer.
Until July 8, Nissan is offering current Bolt EV or EUV owners and those leasing $1,000 toward the purchase or lease of a LEAF. The offer is good when financing at one of Nissan’s promo rates or leasing through NMAC.
The best part is you don’t even have to trade in your vehicle to take advantage of the offer. It can also be passed to others in the household.
According to online auto research firm CarsDirect, this is the first time Nissan has targeted Chevy Bolt EV drivers.
Meanwhile, GM is offering its own deal for Bolt EV owners to upgrade to the new Chevy Blazer or Equinox. Through July 1, Bolt EV owners are eligible for up to $3,000 off the Equinox EV and $1,500 off the Blazer EV.
GM claims the Equinox EV is the “most affordable” in its class with at least 300 miles range. The Equinox 2LT starts at $43,295, while the $34,995 model will be available to order later this year.
