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Here's a quick demo of cruise control at around 1 mph or so (and 0 mph): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_RxZSd39VM&t=34s

Hello, my 2012 Nissan leaf was recently stolen, along with my uhaul and everything we owned (in the back of the uhaul). The police found the car in the woods, but there was some damage done to it. Does anyone have an unbroken version of the attached pictures? I would like to be able to fix...

What roadblocks does a Leaf put up if you took out the Leaf inverter and stuck in your own? If I took over the contactors somehow, could I push the electronics out of the way and just drive? Or would the steering wheel, brakes, etc... not work? It would be nice to have infinite...

I just got a wrecked leaf, and I'm needing to replace the plastic thing that goes over the wheel on the front passenger side (it sort of protects the motor compartment from getting wet), but I don't know what it's called. Does anybody know where I could get one of those, or what the part number...

Where is the access point for the 400v high voltage on a leaf? I mean, before the contactors and everything, how do I get access to +400v. For example, if I removed the 12v battery, where would I stick the volt meter so it would read +400v (or 360v or whatever)? -Paul

Here's my Nissan Leaf Motor go-kart (safety will be added later haha. Just a quick test). I finally pulled the trigger and deciced to make one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FUEo_TXSDg

I got a Nissan Leaf motor (2011) for $550 on Ebay, and here it is, being tested on my homemade controller. I'm going to stick it in a car, and hopefully have a nice little budget EV conversion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzlLh8xxx1g The resolver took a little figuring out. There was not...

Hello, I just bought a Nissan Leaf motor on Ebay in order to do a cheap EV conversion. I make my own inverters, but usually I use an encoder rather than resolver. Does anyone know the characteristics of the Nissan Leaf motor resolver for 2011? I found the company that makes the resolver, but...