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Used for: Fog Light Bulb Front
Used for: Fog Light Bulb Front
Used for: Headlight Bulb High Beam
Used for: Back Up Reverse Light Bulb
Used for: License Plate Light Bulb, Parking Light Bulb, Side Marker Light Bulb Front
Used for: License Plate Light Bulb, Parking Light Bulb, Side Marker Light Bulb Front
Used for: Turn Signal Light Bulb Front Inner
Used for: Turn Signal Light Bulb Front Outer
Used for: Turn Signal Light Bulb Rear
Used for: Dome Light Bulb
Used for: Map Light Bulb
Used for: Map Light Bulb
Used for: Trunk or Cargo Area Light
Looking for the right bulbs for your 2012 Nissan LEAF? This page is designed to help you verify bulb sizes by lighting position, so you can match the correct replacement to the exact lamp on the vehicle. Because the LEAF could be equipped with different lighting setups depending on market, trim, and body style, checking the position-specific bulb listing is the safest way to shop.
For the 2012 Nissan LEAF, many exterior lamps use LED assemblies, while several interior and auxiliary lights still use replaceable bulb types. That means the correct fit can vary from one location to another, even on the same car. Use this guide to confirm the bulb size before ordering, especially for items like the reverse lights, map lights, license plate lights, and front signal bulbs.
Fitment on the 2012 LEAF can vary by trim package, lighting package, and region, so it is smart to compare the bulb chart with what is actually installed on your car. Some positions may be factory LED units, while others may use standard halogen or incandescent bulbs, and aftermarket LED conversions can change the required fitment or trigger compatibility issues. Before buying replacements, remove the old bulb and check the base style, connector shape, and physical length whenever possible. This is especially important for fog lights and headlight bulbs, where halogen and LED setups may differ, and for interior bulbs such as map, dome, and cargo lights that can have more than one acceptable size.
The low beam headlight bulb is listed as LED, and the high beam headlight bulb is H9. Because the low beam is an LED setup, replacement may depend on the exact factory lamp design rather than a simple halogen bulb swap.
The back up reverse light bulb is 921. This is one of the most common service bulbs on the car and is usually straightforward to replace once you access the rear lamp assembly.
The front fog light bulb is listed as H11 LED or H16 LED. The correct choice can depend on the trim or lighting package, so it is worth confirming which version is installed before ordering.
The map light bulb sizes are 194 and 7441. Either size may appear depending on the lamp configuration, so check the installed bulb before purchasing replacements.
The dome light bulb is DE3175. This is an interior bulb size used in the overhead lamp area.
The trunk or cargo area light uses a DE3022 bulb. If your cargo lamp is dim or out, this is the size to verify first.
The license plate light bulb sizes are 2825 and 98. Either size may be listed for this position, so matching the existing bulb is the best way to ensure fitment.
The parking light bulb and the front side marker light bulb are both listed as 2825 and 98. These positions often share the same bulb family on the 2012 LEAF.
The front outer turn signal light bulb is 2827. If you are replacing a front signal bulb, make sure you are looking at the outer lamp position, since the inner signal uses a different bulb.
The front inner turn signal light bulb is 3457A. This is separate from the front outer turn signal bulb, so position matters when ordering.
The rear turn signal light bulb is 7440A. This is the rear signal bulb listed for the 2012 Nissan LEAF.
The brake light bulb, tail light bulb, center high mount stop light bulb, and rear side marker light bulb are listed as LED. In many cases, that means the lamp is an LED assembly rather than a standard replaceable halogen bulb.
Yes, but fitment and performance can vary. Aftermarket LED conversions may need the correct base size, polarity, and sometimes additional compatibility parts to avoid flicker, warning messages, or poor beam pattern.
Use the bulb position on the vehicle, not just the model year, and compare it with the bulb chart. If possible, remove the existing bulb and confirm the base and size before ordering, especially for trim-sensitive items like fog lights and front signals.