What does a Nissan Leaf (2011–2017) cost per month?
A 2014 Nissan Leaf (2011–2017) costs about SEK 1,836 a month, all in.
Monthly cost by model year
| Model year | Version in the calculation | Price | Per month | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017⚠︎ | 24 kWh 109, Visia | SEK 95,000 | SEK 2,056 | C |
| 2014⚠︎ | 24 kWh 109, Visia | SEK 60,000 | SEK 1,836 | C |
| 2011⚠︎ | 24 kWh 109, Visia | SEK 33,200 | SEK 1,722 | C |
Based on 5 years of ownership and 12,500 km a year, with fuel prices from 2026-10-22. The monthly cost includes depreciation, fuel, servicing and repairs, insurance and road tax.
⚠︎ Model years with a warning triangle have fewer than five ads to go on, so the price is uncertain.
How the cost splits for a 2014 car
- Depreciation: SEK 566/mo
- Fuel: SEK 413/mo
- Servicing and repairs: SEK 691/mo
- Insurance: SEK 135/mo
- Road tax: SEK 30/mo
Used prices in ads
| Model year | Median price | Ads | Typical mileage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2014 | SEK 99,900 | 3 | 125,000 km |
| 2013 | SEK 57,000 | 4 | 137,000 km |
| 2012 | SEK 55,000 | 5 | 142,000 km |
The median price in Swedish ads by model year in October 2026 (source: AutoUncle). Ad prices are asking prices, and the final price may be lower.
Engines and versions
| Engine | Fuel | Power | 0–100 km/h | Consumption (WLTP) | Range | Model years | Extra cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 kWh 109 | Electric | 109 hp | 11.5 s | 15 kWh/100 km | 150 km | 2011–2017 | – |
| 30 kWh 109 | Electric | 109 hp | 11.5 s | 15 kWh/100 km | 200 km | 2016–2017 | +SEK 30,000 |
- Trim: Visia, Acenta (+SEK 25,000), Tekna (+SEK 50,000)
Facts
- Body
- Hatchback
- Model years
- 2011–2017
- Last new price
- SEK 289,900
- Boot
- 370 litres
- Euro NCAP
- 5 of 5 stars
- New-car warranty
- 3 years
- Reliability
- 3 of 5
- Comprehensive insurance, estimate
- SEK 4,600/yr
- Servicing, estimate
- SEK 1,800/yr
Common faults to watch for
- On-board charger (OBC/PDM), repair about SEK 30,000
- Corroded brake discs and calipers, repair about SEK 4,500
The faults apply to some engines and model years. The calculator works out the risk for the exact version you choose.
Pros and cons
Pro
One of the cheapest EVs to buy and own used.
Con
Short range, especially with older batteries, and slow fast-charging.
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Updated 2026-10-29 · ad data Oct 2026