Nissan's No Charge To Charge for Leaf expands to 10 new markets

Nissan continues to broaden the map of where new Leaf buyers can get a " No Charge 2 Charge" benefit for buying their new EV. Despite lagging sales across the US, perhaps we will soon see at least a slight boost in the new markets where buying a Leaf gives you the opportunity to use select public chargers for free for the first two years. The new markets are:

• Charleston, SC
• Charlotte, NC
• Colorado Springs/Pueblo, CO
• Greenville/Spartanburg/Asheville/Anderson, NC/SC
• Jacksonville, FL
• Miami, FL
• Milwaukee, WI
• Palm Springs, FL
• Portland/Auburn, ME
• Tampa/St. Petersburg/Sarasota, FL

You can see a full list of NC2C locations below and find if there's a free charger in your neighborhood or road trip destination here. Nissan says there are over 800 of them nationwide and the ones equipped with CHAdeMO DC fast charging can refill an empty Leaf back to 80 percent full in about 30 minutes. Free fast charging is great and all, but where's that new, 200-mile Leaf?

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Complete List of "No Charge to Charge" Cities

Ariz.	Phoenix
Calif.	Fresno/Visalia
	Los Angeles
	Monterey/Salinas
	Palm Springs
	Sacramento
	San Diego
	San Francisco
	Santa Barbara
Colo.	Colorado Springs/Pueblo
	Denver
Fla.	Jacksonville
	Miami
	Orlando
	Tampa/ St. Petersburg/Sarasota
Ga.	Atlanta
Ill.	Chicago
Ind.	Indianapolis
Mass.	Boston
Md.	Baltimore
Maine	Portland/Auburn
Mich.	Detroit
Minn.	Minneapolis-St. Paul
N.C.	Raleigh-Durham
Nev.	Las Vegas
	Reno
N.Y.	Albany/Schenectady/Troy
	New York
Ohio	Cincinnati
	Cleveland/Akron
	Columbus
Ore.	Portland
Pa.	Philadelphia
	Pittsburgh
R.I./Mass.	Providence/New Bedford
S.C.	Charleston
	Columbia
N.C./S.C.	Greenville/Spartanburg/ Asheville/Anderson
Tenn.	Chattanooga
	Knoxville
	Nashville
Texas	Austin
	Dallas-Ft. Worth
	Houston
Utah	Salt Lake City
Va./Md.	Washington D.C.
Wash.	Seattle
Wisc.	Milwaukee