Cheap Nissan Leaf Side Skirt

The Nissan Leaf does not come with factory-fitted side skirts as standard on any trim level — it is a five-door hatchback without rocker panel mouldings in the traditional sense. What some owners refer to as side skirts are aftermarket or dealer-fit body kit additions, not genuine OEM parts that would be found on a dismantled standard Leaf. If you are looking for a used part, it is unlikely a breaker will have a factory side skirt to sell you, so you may want to consider aftermarket suppliers instead.

A small number of Leafs were fitted with optional Nissan accessories packs or dealer-supplied styling kits that included side skirt-style mouldings, so it is possible — but these are accessory parts rather than standard bodywork. Because they are not fitted to all cars, availability from breakers will be very limited and matching your exact colour or generation could be difficult. Your best approach is to contact the breaker directly with your registration and ask them to confirm the part came from a like-for-like vehicle.

Some Leaf variants do have lower door mouldings or sill protectors that run along the bottom of the doors, which are sometimes confused with side skirts. These are typically trim-level or market-specific fitments and may differ between the first generation (ZE0, 2011–2017) and the second generation (ZE1, 2018 onwards). If this is the part you need, tell your breaker exactly which panel you mean and provide your registration so they can match the correct generation and facelift period.

If the side skirts are an aftermarket kit rather than OEM, fitment will depend entirely on which kit was used and whether it was designed for the first-generation Leaf (2011–2017) or the second-generation Leaf (2018 onwards), as the body shape changed significantly between generations. Even within a generation, aftermarket kits from different manufacturers will not necessarily interchange, so you need to identify the exact kit brand before sourcing a replacement. A breaker is unlikely to be able to help unless they have the complete kit from the same donor car.

For any genuine lower body mouldings or accessory side skirts on the Leaf, trim level — including Acenta, N-Connecta, Tekna, or Visia — does not affect the underlying body shape or mounting points, so parts from different trims within the same generation can potentially interchange. However, paint colour will need to match or you will need to have the part resprayed, and any accessory kit parts may only have been optioned on higher trims. Confirm with the breaker that the part came from the same generation as your car.