Without a working key, you can’t access your car. Over time, the cell batteries used in vehicle keys discharge and eventually stop working. There’s nothing unusual about this and nothing to worry about. If it’s severely discharged, you might...
Maximizing the range of an EV is a priority for most motorists. After spending money to charge it up, making those batteries last as many miles as possible means you make every penny count. Many EVs and new cars,...
ProPILOT Assist combines Intelligent Cruise Control and Steering Assist to help you drive on large highways and freeways. Never operate this system without reading your owner’s manual. You’ll find detailed information about the system limitations, warning lights, indicator meanings,...
Charging any electric car is, of course, a vital part of ownership. The Nissan Leaf is no exception. Once you’ve plugged your car in, though, how do you know your car is charging? How do you know the batteries...
Charging a Nissan Leaf is, of course, vital. Recharging the batteries gives you the energy you need to drive. However, you might want to only start charging the batteries at a specific time. For example, the cheapest hours to...
The charge timer on the Nissan Leaf allows you to start charging your car at a time that suits you. Setting the charge timer on the Nissan Leaf is as simple as choosing the relevant setting. On this page,...
Starting and ending normal charging for a Nissan Leaf is, of course, a crucial part of driving an EV. As these vehicles become more popular, people will start getting used to how to plug them in. In the meantime,...
The Nissan Leaf is equipped with intelligent cruise control, or ICC. Not every specification has it, so check your owner’s manual to make sure. This page will show you how to adjust the set distance to the car ahead...
