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I wish they would do it like the Chevy Bolt and just let you display Google Maps from your phone onto the screen in the car, and of course some means to control it as well.

One similar existing application that uses the ordinary extension cord is an engine block heater ( used in northern climes ). Seems like if that is not dangerous, this should also be possible. As a safety precaution, the vehicle electronics could sense if the voltage is dropping significantly...

Sorry this hasn't worked for lots of folks. I did in fact only use it for 2014 or newer, with a US VIN, as that what I was shopping for.

Here is a little trick I cooked up. I was looking at Nissan's website at used Leaf's, and they have a cute little link to show you the original window sticker. When I looked at the link, I could see that the VIN number was part of it. So, I then tried substituting other VIN numbers I could see...

Just thought I'd mention what I have done so far - I got a nice jack, which I actually used to successfully jack up the car, at Harbor Freight for $20 ( 1.5 ton scissors jack ). I also bought a tire repair kit at Home Depot for $8. I also bought a can of Fix-a-flat, which says on the can that it...

I would just like to throw in here that I have an RV with a deep cycle battery ( golf cart battery from Costco ). The "converter" ( 120V AC battery charger ) in the RV floats that battery at 13.6V. I have it plugged in all the time in my driveway when not in use, and hardly have to add any water...