
But in reality, the Weather Channel app says it was 108!

That should help fool the batteries into holding up better! Note: I took the pictures at about 4:30pm. It seems they rolled back the clock by an hour, maybe to erase an hour of capacity loss.

Okay, in all seriousness... they must have reset things a time or two. Now that weird cabin chime is back at power-up and power-down. More importantly, the car is still missing 2 capacity bars. The car had just 8 SOC bars when I picked it up. We're told that Nissan will not have anything to share on the testing they conducted for 2 to 3 weeks. The only specific we were given was that our car tested out at 85% capacity remaining, which was 2nd best of the cars they had. The best was supposedly 86%. This makes no sense to us, as it does not agree with our real world range loss from a year ago under similar driving conditions. In all, they put 34 miles on the odometer from the time the tow truck picked it up at our house to the time I picked it up at the dealership today.