Your car
Charging a Nissan at HubCharge
The 2026 Leaf has a NACS port and charges here. Ariya uses CCS and works too.
Your port
NACS or CCS, by model year
Both cables are on every charger, so you plug straight in.
Ten minutes gets you
~50–85 miles
At our up-to-180kW chargers.*
Leafs from 2011–2025 use CHAdeMO for fast charging, which our stations don't carry — those model years can't DC fast-charge here.
Your exact model
A make can only ever tell you “roughly”. Open a trim for the figures it actually produces at our chargers.
- Peak it will see here
- 130 kW
- 10 → 80%
- 47 min
- EPA range
- 289 mi
- Efficiency
- 3.3 mi/kWh
The Ariya peaks at 130 kW, so it — not our charger — sets the pace. You’ll see the same speed here as on a 350 kW unit. Figures run from 20% on a preconditioned battery.
Want to try your own numbers? Plan a stop with your starting battery and the weather.
Estimates model your car's published charging curve against our charger's output, assuming a preconditioned battery and a stall you're not sharing. Real results vary with temperature, starting charge, battery age and driving conditions.
What a stop looks like in a Nissan
- 01Pull up to any open charger — no app, no reservation.
- 02At participating locations our attendant plugs you in; you stay in your seat.*
- 03Approve your flat rate on your phone, in the browser. Nothing to download.
- 04About ten minutes later you're roughly 50–85 miles better off.
- 05We unplug. You drive off. Nothing to race back for.
Where to charge your Nissan
Not the right make? See all makes or read up on the two connectors.
*Approximate figures at our up-to-180kW chargers, modelled from each car's published charging curve. Actual charging speed and added range vary by vehicle, battery state of charge, temperature and battery age. Larger trucks and older EVs charge more slowly.
Ready to charge your Nissan?
Pull up, stay in your car, and let our team handle the rest — no app needed.