The free report should be named "owner evaluation of charging/driving habits" since that is all it gives you. There is a true test of the pack and its NOT FREE. Some reports I've its as low as $149 but since its shop time, prices will vary.danrjones wrote: ↑Tue Sep 17, 2019 1:19 pmI have this picture in my head of some tech guy as Nissan sitting around laughing at us for watching leafspy every day.LeftieBiker wrote: ↑Tue Sep 17, 2019 12:50 pmWhich one doesn't always go down?
With previous generation battery packs, the SOH will go up occasionally, like after a QC session. We do have one lonely instance of a 40kwh pack SOH going up - a little, once.
But those battery health bars must be connected to something. When Nissan does a service, what exactly do they print out and give you?
I read here somewhere that someone had a five star battery rating. Is that all you get?
I don't really see the value of paying for the test unless you feel your range is not aligning with the number of capacity bars the car is displaying.