In Pictures: Nissan Leaf S undercuts Kia EV3 to reclaim Canada's most affordable EV title

Nissan's aggressive pricing on the 2027 Leaf S aims to make EV ownership more accessible to Canadian buyers.

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The affordability race among EV makers intensifies as Nissan undercuts Kia's brief reign atop Canada's budget EV segment.

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Federal EVAP incentives can shave thousands off the Leaf S's sticker price, bringing it below CA$30,000.

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Competition in Canada's entry-level EV market heats up as automakers jostle for the title of most affordable electric vehicle.

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Charging infrastructure continues to expand across Canada to support the growing number of affordable EVs hitting the road.

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Rivals like the Chevrolet Bolt have long competed in the budget EV space that Nissan and Kia now battle over.

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The Leaf S's sub-CA$35,000 starting price signals Nissan's renewed push to lead Canada's affordable EV segment.

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Kia's EV3 held the affordability crown only briefly before Nissan reclaimed the title with the 2027 Leaf S.

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With a starting price nearly CA$2,000 below the Kia EV3, the Leaf S is positioned as Canada's new budget EV benchmark.

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