Recent content by Leaftera

Here's a bed and breakfast in the beach town of Santa Cruz, California that has a J-1772 charger for overnight guests. It also has a solar array so the electricity is from a renewable resource. The owner of the place drives a Leaf. www.adobeongreen.com

This is crazy! I've had my Leaf 5 days and already I'm annoyed that every time I start the car up I have to answer the same question. You'd think with all the memory chips in this car they could find one little tiny spot somewhere to store the fact that the first time I drove the car I said...

Forgive this basic question, but I've been reading this thread and the one that gave rise to it and it's all a bit over my head. Could someone please confirm or correct my understanding: I can purchase this A14 adapter cord and plug one end into my Leaf trickle charger and the other end into...

Today my dashboard gave me a VIN and delivery week for the first time (April 8th). I was thinking with the tragedy and chaos in Japan that these deliveries would be delayed by quite a bit. Does anyone know how far in advance the cars are loaded on the ship and sailing to California? With an...

Santa Cruz Dodge Nissan has 3 level II charger installed and ready in a publicly accessible area. Santa Cruz, California.

The issue of extreme temperatures and it's effect on driving and charging when an electric vehicle has a forced air cooling system is real. I drive a plug in hybrid Prius with forced air battery cooling. The last few days (mid day temps close to 100 degrees) I have been able to charge at night...

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...

Yup, I'm a very low Aptera 2E reservation holder and am now a Leaf reservation holder. Wish now I hadn't locked-in my deposit. Learned the hard way in hindsight that the lock-in was the first indication that there were primal doubts within the company. Some folks knew that things were getting...