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Does you HR department produce a document/resource that shows which apartment complexes in the Nashville area provide chargers for their residents? I would think something like this exists or can you share knowledge of apartments where I can find a charger? I need to move into an apt short-term...

I need to find a short term apartment during some renovations for our main house and of course I have to find a place that offers electric vehicle charging (which SEVERELY limits me especially in TN). Is there a way to easily find which apartments offer this? Plug share doesn't seem to show...

Gotcha. I have Iphone so looks like Leaf Stat for me! Thanks!

I have a 2012 so would like to be able to see State of Charge %. I would like to get the cheapest option (app plus whatever cost the OBD2 adapter wifi/BT will cost). Thanks!

Get two of these, throw under the "drive" wheels (most likely front) and ROLL AWAAAAAAY! haha

I just bought a Clipper Creek HCS-40 from Metro Plug In out of GA - nice people to work with-same day shipping too. It's a 30amp EVSE which would be good for your 6.6kw car. What sold me on the CC was the 3 year warranty and I could install myself (some manufacturers require professional install...

Thanks everyone, ordered the HCS-40 today!

Since you are talking about "buying"...the 2012 has the 3.3kw onboard charger (this is different from what is considered the "quick charge port" FYI), whereas newer Leafs (I believe starting in 2013) have 6.6kw. So if this is a car you'll have for a long time (I'm assuming because you're talking...

I found that my main AC panel is close to where I would put an evse, so I'm going to install a 220v line and evse. I have a '12 for the next 15 months on a lease takeover so figure instead of getting a 15a charger I would go ahead and get a 30a (to accomodate faster charging in the future). I'm...

Well I'm supposed to be getting a 2012 lease takeover (original lessee isn't using the car much so he's transferring it to me for the 15 months remaining on the lease). It has quick charge but as far as what I can charge on my own at home it's a 2012 so it's 3.3kw and I'll basically just be...

No, I'm just weighing the risk of using it A LOT (and risking it dies from high use and having to replace it at my cost-they seem to be expensive on ebay) to getting a Level 2 EVSE to use at home. I have not modified the stock Level 1 at all.

Just wanted to check if the Level 1 charger that comes stock with the Leaf under warranty if it for some reason dies? Would I be able to just go to Nissan and ask for another one if it for some reason stops working? Thanks

Thanks guys, appreciate the tips!

I'm considering taking over a lease from the original lessor. 3 year/36k miles lease. The mileage is sitting at 5k now after a year and a half. Is Nissan going to require I take it in for maintenance? I looked over the schedule and looks like most is just checking things, but then I see there...