Metallic green Nissan Leaf 2026 electric hatchback charging at a hillside villa above Chaweng Noi in Koh Samui, Thailand
Electric Hatchback

Rent a Nissan Leaf on Koh Samui

The Nissan Leaf rents on Koh Samui from ฿950 per day in low season, averaging ฿1,200 per day across the year. It seats 5, takes 2 large bags, and comes with comprehensive first-class insurance with Collision Damage Waiver (CDW), a refundable ฿5,000 deposit and free delivery anywhere on the island.

This model is sourced on request rather than held in our permanent fleet. Send us your dates and we will confirm availability before securing the booking.

Nissan Leaf rental rates on Koh Samui

Rental rates in Thai baht. Headline rate: ฿1,200 average per day.
DurationLow seasonHigh season
Per day฿950฿1,400
Per week฿5,500฿8,500
Per month฿16,000฿24,000

About the Nissan Leaf

The Nissan Leaf was the car that made electric driving ordinary, and it remains a comfortable, well-sorted hatchback with one significant caveat: it uses the older CHAdeMO fast-charging standard rather than the CCS2 connector that everything else in our fleet uses. Its e-Pedal system allows genuine one-pedal driving, lifting off to slow and stop without touching the brake.

Nissan Leaf specification

ManufacturerNissan
ModelLeaf
TypeElectric Hatchback
Fuel typeElectric
Battery40 kWh
Rangearound 240 km of real island driving
Motor110 kW (150 hp)
ConnectorType 2 (AC) / CHAdeMO (DC)
AC chargingabout 7 hours at 6.6 kW
DC fast chargingabout 60 minutes from 10% to 80% at 50 kW
TransmissionAutomatic (single-speed)
Seats5
Doors5
Luggage2 large bags
Security deposit฿5,000 (refundable)
InsuranceComprehensive first-class insurance with Collision Damage Waiver (CDW)
Equipment
  • Air conditioning
  • Automatic climate control
  • e-Pedal one-pedal driving
  • Bluetooth
  • Apple CarPlay
  • USB
  • Reversing camera
  • 360-degree camera
  • Parking sensors
  • Cruise control
  • Keyless entry

What is included

  • Comprehensive first-class insurance with Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) is included with every rental - there is no separate insurance upsell at handover.
  • Minimum rental period is 3 days.
  • A refundable security deposit of ฿5,000 covers the insurance excess. It is returned in full if it is not used.
  • Delivery and collection anywhere on Koh Samui - your hotel, villa or the airport - are included in the rate.

Any minor damage is deducted from the deposit and the balance returned. We photograph every panel, the interior, the fuel or charge level and the odometer at handover, and you get those timestamped photos with your digital contract - so there is a record to compare against rather than an argument.

Enquire about the Nissan Leaf

Who the Nissan Leaf suits

Renters staying somewhere with a wallbox or a 3-pin outlet, who will charge overnight and never need a public fast charger. Under those conditions it is a comfortable and well-equipped car at a low rate.

The Nissan Leaf on Koh Samui roads

The charging standard is the deciding factor here, so be clear-eyed about it. CHAdeMO connectors are being phased out across Thailand in favour of CCS2, and the ones remaining on Samui are limited. If your accommodation has any kind of charging, this is a non-issue - you plug in overnight and wake up full, and 240 km covers several days of island driving. If you are relying on public fast chargers, choose a CCS2 car instead. The e-Pedal, meanwhile, is genuinely pleasant on Samui's hill descents.

Nissan Leaf rental - frequently asked questions

What is CHAdeMO and why does it matter on Koh Samui?

It is the older DC fast-charging standard, used by the Leaf but not by newer EVs, which use CCS2. Thailand is standardising on CCS2 and CHAdeMO chargers are becoming scarce. If you can charge at your hotel or villa the Leaf is a fine choice; if you need public fast charging, take a CCS2 car such as the BYD Dolphin or MG4.

What is e-Pedal?

One-pedal driving - lifting off the accelerator slows the car firmly and brings it to a stop without using the brake pedal. It is genuinely relaxing in traffic and very useful on Samui's long hill descents, where it also recovers charge.

Is 240 km of range enough for Koh Samui?

Comfortably. The ring road is 51 km, and a heavy day of sightseeing rarely exceeds 90 km. The question is not range, it is where you plug in.