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Very interesting. I'm also curious what a replacement pack for mine will also be especially if I'm able to wait many more months before a swap. I'd imagine Nissan doesn't have a lot remaining and I'd probably be one of the last replacements. Refurbished? Lizard? Something newer?

Original battery. My in service date wasn't until March 2018 so it sat in a lot in Louisiana for a year. I have paperwork from Nissan from my battery check stating my capacity warranty exp date in 2018. What exactly is the Hx again? I live in Houston so my car gets a lot of heat.

Hx was 58.44% Thanks for the advice I'll reach out to the dealer.

Just lost my 4th bar on my 2012 w/ 18467 miles. SOH=65% AHr=42.71. My in service date pushes my warranty date back into 2018. Can I keep driving around another six months and I'm good so long as I report to the dealer before my warranty date is hit?

1. No. At 75mph you'll chew through that battery. Drop the speed to 55mph and hang on the right and it's doable for sure. 2. Definitely 3. Go to the dealer and have them run a service report on the VIN. I lucked out with my 2012 and it flat out states the battery warranty is good on mine until...

I think the worry about the valuation of used Leaf's is overblown. In 4 years the 2013 Leaf will be 8 years old, and like any other 8 year old car (even ICE) it will be worthless compared to the initial purchase price. Expect all cars to be the worst "investments" of your life and just savor the...

Are you sure it's coming from where you think? I had a similar rattle and kept checking under the dash. Eventually I realized it was coming from underneath the console. I opened up the emergency disconnect door in the back row, started to feel around inside and found that one of the tabs holding...

I bet this is going to force Tesla, Nissan, Chevy, BMW, and other EV makers to work together as a counter to him. If Musk cares about climate change and the survival of Tesla... he'd be working tomorrow with Nissan and others to build common/interchangeable/cheaper parts and batteries. There is...

They just released an update to the Android app and all of a sudden my 2012 leaf is working perfectly with the app again. Nissan told me it was a 2g problem. Funny how an app update instantly fixes all my issues.

I want to like the Bolt... but then realize it's a Chevy. Even though it's an EV, I'd have nightmares that my AC will fall apart and random electrical problems will occur. That's what happened on my "highly rated" Equinox I ditched last year. AC was replaced 3 times by Chevy, electrical problems...

I wouldn't be so sure. It costs money to keep inventory of these things laying around, and from a manufacturing perspective it's cheaper to switch an entire line over to one standard (vs maintaining a sep entire line just to build smaller packs at the random times one is needed).

This is the charger I have (bought from HD) and love it. It's durable and gets the job done. I have it mounted outside on the side of the garage and highly recommend it. The only annoying thing about it is that when not charging, there's a green light that blinks every couple of seconds.

I believe there's some truth to this (but doubt the price tag is worth it). I've noticed that I can improve range in ECO mode (2012SL) when I wedge my foot against the sidewall and the pedal. It keeps the speed consistent and the display shows my realtime usage constant instead of jumping...

I'm curious in the tech behind it. If China has a bunch of these coming out, I'd imagine it would come down in price. The ability to avoid buying a Bursa/aftermarket charger to increase charge speeds by having a suitcase sized Chademo is interesting.

While looking around online at ev chargers, I stumbled onto a listing at Alibaba for a 10kw portable charger that takes a 220 and allows you to use Chademo to charge at 10kw. Am I reading this correctly or missing something in what they're offering...

I'm almost in your same situation (with a later in service date, 15k miles, 3 bars). My plan is to drive it as far as I can up until battery warranty nears. Get as much life as you can out of the car.

What lottery are you referring to? Bought my 2012 used specifically for low miles with bars down. Nissan dealer themselves printed out my warranty info for my vin (at battery check) showing my capacity warranty is good until 2018 (since based on date in service) or another 45k miles. I'm at...

I'm curious as well. My 2012 SL here in Houston just dropped to 3rd bar at only 14640 miles.

Impressive work! Do you all think this could introduce liability issues... say if someone gets hit by you and they claim they didn't hear you?

If you haven't done so on taxes, I just discovered there's a tax back incentive for home chargers. I paid what you did and TurboTax calculated I'll get about $250 back from it.