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If you're only charging at Ecotricity rapids at motorway service stations, you don't need a cable at all. They have tethered cables.
specialgreen wrote:Do all Nissan dealers prohibit charging after-hours? Or is it a dealer-by-dealer policy?
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Nissan should request of its dealers that they make these chargers available in the evenings, when customers are traveling: if not 24x7, then at-least during typical driving hours (e.g. 6am-midnight).
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Dealer-by-dealer. One dealer near me has their whole lot barricaded when they are closed, making the CHAdeMO and L2 inaccessible. The other dealer doesn't. I bought the car from the later.specialgreen wrote:Do all Nissan dealers prohibit charging after-hours? Or is it a dealer-by-dealer policy?
powersurge wrote:You do not have to buy the car from the dealer you charge at.... When I travel, try to ALWAYS charge at the Nissan dealers, and ask if they have or will have a chademo charger. If everyone does this, Nissan will see a lot of EV user BODIES in the dealer ($$$), and be more hospitable to the EV driver needs.
Plus, you get free charging, and have a nice place to sit, watch TV, eat, and relax, and use their WIFI. Not to mention that the good feeling that you are the only one in the service department waiting area that doesn't pay tons of money to get your car fixed...