Not Driving Vehicle for Three Weeks

I have a 2012 with 21000 miles. I will not be using it for three weeks and will be parking it in my home garage.

All I could find in the manual was not to leave the batteries at or near zero.

Is there an optimum level that I should charge to before I leave?

Are there any other tips I should know about regarding storing the car for three weeks.

Thanks everyone!

It's also recommended to put a battery tender on the 12 volt battery.

Fred

How to store your LEAF when going on vacation from the San Fran Leaf Group

Great info here:

http://sfbayleafs.org/ev-resources/leaf-tips-tricks/how-to-store-your-leaf-when-going-on-vacation/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Another good thread here from this board on this topic:

http://www.mynissanleaf.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=13342&hilit=Away+for+a+week" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;



Fred

Lots of threads on this. Start here and follow links for more info:
http://www.mynissanleaf.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=14190&p=322822&hilit=+vacation#p322822

I just returned from a three week absence myself. I just followed the procedures mentioned (leave at least half charged and unplugged) and everything was fine when I got home Saturday.

DaveK said:

I just returned from a three week absence myself. I just followed the procedures mentioned (leave at least half charged and unplugged) and everything was fine when I got home Saturday.

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I have left mine at the office or airport numerous times without issue. It is usually at about 60% SOC when I park it for extended periods of time.

Gerry

DaveK said:

I just returned from a three week absence myself. I just followed the procedures mentioned (leave at least half charged and unplugged) and everything was fine when I got home Saturday.

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+1 Likewise for me. I did not disconnect the 12V battery, did not hook up a battery tender, left the car unplugged, and charged to 5 bars. Three weeks later, it was exactly as I'd left it.