Having actually owned both and with no skin in the game (each being my first acquisition of each respective brand), I wholeheartedly disagree. My RAV4EV came to me with interior pillar trim pieces that popped off on their own, gaps in door handle trim through which you can see the underlying door structure, some rattles when driving over bumpy roads, loose-fitting wheel inserts that click when I drive down the street, and a misaligned hood and fenders. By contrast, we had zero such issues with the Leaf, which included some trim pieces straight out of the Infinity parts bin.
This is before considering the Leaf's superior multimedia interface (you want to actually be able to adjust the volume??), rear heated seats, heated steering wheel, and quick charger.
And we aren't even factoring in the poor sales/service experience, or the myriad recalls.
The RAV4 wins for range and interior capacity, no question. But it definitely feels like an inferior product, overall, to us.
