Does anyone know if Nissan will deliver my Leaf if I don't have and don't want the 220V charger? When the Aerovironment guy came out to my house he confirmed that the car will come with a 110V convenience charger. Since I drive only 15 miles a day the 110V charger will easily top off my battery every night night and save me the cost of installing and purchasing the 220V charger.
I currently drive a converted plug-in Prius with a 20 mile all-electric range and for the last year that range has been more than enough. It seems like Nissan is putting a high priority on us having a 220V charger installed before delivery of the car. What if I don't want one?
I currently drive a converted plug-in Prius with a 20 mile all-electric range and for the last year that range has been more than enough. It seems like Nissan is putting a high priority on us having a 220V charger installed before delivery of the car. What if I don't want one?