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Node.js End of Life (EOL) Dates

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JavaScript runtime built on Chrome V8 engine

Node.js currently has 26 tracked version lifecycle records, including 6 that remain supported. The latest listed cycle is 26.

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Data source: endoflife.date lifecycle dataset

Last updated: September 5, 2026

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Node.js Version Support Timeline

Cycle
Release Date
Support Ends
EOL Date
Latest
Source
Status
26LTS
2026-05-052027-10-272029-04-3026.8.1-Active
25
2025-10-152026-04-012026-06-0125.9.0-End of Life
24LTS
2025-05-062026-10-202028-04-3024.20.0-Active
23
2024-10-162025-04-012025-06-0123.11.1-End of Life
22LTS
2024-04-242025-10-212027-04-3022.23.2-Active
21
2023-10-172024-04-012024-06-0121.7.3-End of Life
20LTS
2023-04-182024-10-222026-04-3020.20.2-End of Life
19
2022-10-182023-04-012023-06-0119.9.0-End of Life
18LTS
2022-04-192023-10-182025-04-3018.20.8-End of Life
17
2021-10-192022-04-012022-06-0117.9.1-End of Life
16LTS
2021-04-202022-10-182023-09-1116.20.2-End of Life
15
2020-10-202021-04-012021-06-0115.14.0-End of Life
14LTS
2020-04-212021-10-192023-04-3014.21.3-End of Life
13
2019-10-222020-04-012020-06-0113.14.0-End of Life
12LTS
2019-04-232020-10-202022-04-3012.22.12-End of Life
11
2018-10-232019-04-012019-06-3011.15.0-End of Life
10LTS
2018-04-242020-05-192021-04-3010.24.1-End of Life
9
2017-10-312018-06-302018-06-309.11.2-End of Life
8LTS
2017-05-302019-01-012019-12-318.17.0-End of Life
7
2016-10-252017-06-302017-06-307.10.1-End of Life
6LTS
2016-04-262018-04-302019-04-306.17.1-End of Life
5
2015-10-302016-06-302016-06-305.12.0-End of Life
4LTS
2015-09-092017-04-012018-04-304.9.1-End of Life
3
2015-08-04--3.3.1VerifyActive
2
2015-05-04--2.5.0VerifyActive
1
2015-01-20--1.8.4VerifyActive

Node.js Security Information

Known Vulnerabilities

Total CVEs: 100
8Critical
42High
48Medium
2Low

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What is EOL?

EOL (End of Life) means the product no longer receives official updates, security patches, or technical support.

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