Nissan just revealed plans to launch 10 new models in the next couple of years, and leading the charge is the EV that started it all.

Nissan has officially revealed the production version of the all-new, third-generation Leaf, confirming the EV's transformation from hatchback to crossover.Set to launch later this year, the redesigned Leaf marks a significant departure from the original compact hatchback layout that helped make the Leaf popular as one of the first mass-market electric vehicles when it debuted fifteen years ago.

The Nissan Leaf is back, and it’s not a frumpy looking hatchback anymore. The Japanese automaker is dusting off its pioneering EV and giving it new technology and a new form factor. The Leaf will return as a crossover SUV with a Tesla plug (!