I will believe that when I can buy a 30 kwh battery (coming in 2016 Leaf) and install it in my 2011 Leaf.sergeyka wrote:Nissan lets you to upgrade traction battery to the latest technology.
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Stoaty
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Re: Nissan support for existing owners (early adopters)?
2011 Leaf with 62,000 miles given to Nephew
2013 Tesla Model S85 with 251 miles rated range at full charge
Leaf Spy Manual
Battery Aging Model Spreadsheet
2013 Tesla Model S85 with 251 miles rated range at full charge
Leaf Spy Manual
Battery Aging Model Spreadsheet
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sergeyka
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Re: Nissan support for existing owners (early adopters)?
You can install 2015 battery into 2011 Leaf today, whether you believe it or not.
Stoaty wrote:I will believe that when I can buy a 30 kwh battery (coming in 2016 Leaf) and install it in my 2011 Leaf.sergeyka wrote:Nissan lets you to upgrade traction battery to the latest technology.
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TomT
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Re: Nissan support for existing owners (early adopters)?
All that is is a chemistry "fix" for Nissan's disastrous degradation mistake with the first three years of batteries. It really brings nothing else to the party so I would hardly call it an "upgrade..."
sergeyka wrote:You can install 2015 battery into 2011 Leaf today, whether you believe it or not.Stoaty wrote:I will believe that when I can buy a 30 kwh battery (coming in 2016 Leaf) and install it in my 2011 Leaf.sergeyka wrote:Nissan lets you to upgrade traction battery to the latest technology.
Leaf SL 2011 to 2016, Volt Premier 2016 to 2019, and now:
2019 Tesla Model 3; LR, RWD, FSD, 19" Sport Wheels, silver/black; built 3/17/19, delivered 3/29/19.
2019 Tesla Model 3; LR, RWD, FSD, 19" Sport Wheels, silver/black; built 3/17/19, delivered 3/29/19.
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DaveinOlyWA
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Re: Nissan support for existing owners (early adopters)?
TomT wrote:To reiterate: Except for Tesla, of course!
DaveinOlyWA wrote:no car of any kind has really had any "after the purchase" upgrades.
which only illustrates the obvious that is not Tesla centric in that EVs are not "your father's car" and will rewrite the rules that automakers will grudgingly follow
2011 SL; 44,598 mi, 87% SOH. 2013 S; 44,840 mi, 91% SOH. 2016 S30; 29,413 mi, 99% SOH. 2018 S; 25,185 mi, SOH 92.23%. 2019 S Plus; 11,333.1 mi, 93.73% SOH
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mjblazin
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Re: Nissan support for existing owners (early adopters)?
Before we start rewriting all the rules, let's see if it can meet a few of them like meet or exceed your stated production goals.
2013 SL Blue Ocean
Bought used, March 2015 12,764 miles
4th bar drop 56 month, 20,200 miles, AHr at 42.1
Replaced battery.
Appears fully loaded
Condo home, Using public charge except in emergency
Dallas, TX downtown, shaded non-temp controlled garage
Bought used, March 2015 12,764 miles
4th bar drop 56 month, 20,200 miles, AHr at 42.1
Replaced battery.
Appears fully loaded
Condo home, Using public charge except in emergency
Dallas, TX downtown, shaded non-temp controlled garage
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TomT
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Re: Nissan support for existing owners (early adopters)?
If we are using that as a benchmark, then the Leaf is a huge failure too... It can nowhere even remotely close to meeting the stated sales goals...
mjblazin wrote:Before we start rewriting all the rules, let's see if it can meet a few of them like meet or exceed your stated production goals.
Leaf SL 2011 to 2016, Volt Premier 2016 to 2019, and now:
2019 Tesla Model 3; LR, RWD, FSD, 19" Sport Wheels, silver/black; built 3/17/19, delivered 3/29/19.
2019 Tesla Model 3; LR, RWD, FSD, 19" Sport Wheels, silver/black; built 3/17/19, delivered 3/29/19.