The New Cars to Avoid in 2025: The Worst Sedans, Trucks, and SUVs

13.Nissan Leaf: $29,280 - $37,330

With an affordable price tag and a spacious cabin, the Nissan Leaf delivers between 147 and 214 horsepower. However, its range falls short compared to competitors, making it less practical for longer trips. To make matters worse, its DC fast charging is capped at just 50 kW, significantly limiting charging speed.

This combination results in a shorter driving range and longer charging times, which may steer buyers toward alternatives like the Hyundai Kona Electric or Chevrolet Bolt—both of which offer better overall performance at a similar price point.