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This is partially true. It only pre-heats for the 15 minutes on battery power, but if it's plugged into my HCS-40 it'll pre heat for up to two hours. I have this routine every day. This is my normal M-F schedule. The car has always been warm when I take my kids out to it and blows warm air as...

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Interesting! Thanks for sharing.

I have a 2015 Nissan Leaf that I purchased in November and until recently it's been a great experience. The biggest complaint I've had is the drastically reduced range in the sub zero temperatures we're experiencing. That is until last week when I pre-heated my Leaf starting at 6:15am while it...

http://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/oes/residential-programs/electric-vehicle-free-parking/ Cincinnati is offering a little known program for owners of electric cars. Free parking downtown at any parking meter and 3 popular parking garages. It only applies to vehicles that cannot burn gas, so hybrids...

The HCS-40 is installed and working properly. It's a nice, well made unit and Clipper Creek provided good communication. I hope it continues to work well long term!

I went with the HCS-40 (hardwired) model. I'm getting it installed as soon as it arrives. I wish they'd send me a shipping confirmation already.

I got my new Leaf last night! It only had 10 miles on it!! :) :D Here's the details: 2015 Nissan Leaf SV in Cayenne Red with Light Partially Recycled Cloth Interior 17" alloys with Michelin's since it's just off the assembly line (late availability wheels) instead of 16" Premium Package...

Hello, I'm taking delivery of my 2015 Nissan Leaf SV tonight. I've got two electricians scheduled to quote EVSE installation tomorrow evening, but before they come I'd like to hear some feedback on the EVSE's I've narrowed it down to & also decide if I should do a "plug in" or "hardwired"...

This is hard to say exactly, because it's going to vary depending on so many factors, but I'll give you my situation as an example: currently drive a 1999 ford crown vic. it's in great shape with low miles, but for insurance purposes it's a beater with a low rate. purchasing a 2015 nissan leaf...

Here is what I ended up purchasing: 2015 Nissan Leaf SV in Cayenne Red +Premium Package +Cargo Cover +Splash Guards I paid: $31,900 less -$3500 NMAC rebate = $28,400 plus tax (Ohio is 6.75%), title & license (just south of $300 including a $250 doc fee for dealers in Ohio). I'm looking at a...

I have a Costco membership too but I was only quoted $600 under invoice and I would have had to purchase from a dealer located a 2.5hr drive away outside of the Leaf's range. I shopped the $600 under invoice around my city and I was able to get an offer $1062 under invoice to bring my business...

Here is what I'm looking at: 2015 Nissan SV Pearl White Paint Premium Package Splash Guards Cargo Cover ($35,405 MSRP, $33,362 Invoice) I've negotiated this down to $32,300 including destination so I can get it for $1,062 under invoice. Additionally my income is enough to qualify for the...