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Interesting. Do they say what is the range left for that car? I can't figure it out.

• kwhitefoot 7y ago
  The ad doesn't mention the range or the mileage. The mileage (kilometerstand) is 138 505 km, see https://www.vegvesen.no/kjoretoy/kjop%2Bog%2Bsalg/kj%C3%B8ret%C3%B8yopplysninger?registreringsnummer=EL14653 https://www.vegvesen.no/kjoretoy/kjop%2Bog%2Bsalg/kj%C3%B8re... This Wikipedia article gives the original range as 121 km (EPA rating): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_Leaf#2013 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_Leaf#2013 Anecdotal evidence on the web suggests that batteries don't lose capacity as fast as people feared. Here is an article about a Leaf used as a taxi in Cornwall: https://www.fleetnews.co.uk/news/environment/2017/05/19/no-return-to-diesel-for-all-ev-taxi-firm-with-dozen-leafs-on-its-books https://www.fleetnews.co.uk/news/environment/2017/05/19/no-r... Highlights: "The car was 7kw fast-charged 3,800 times and 3.3kw trickle-charged 7,000 times during its working life at the company’s business in St Austell, Cornwall. Mark Richards, C&C transport manager, was impressed that the Leaf retained 70% of its battery capacity after 174,000 miles and said that other than the maximum range, the performance of the vehicle is just as good as the day it was bought. ... Wizzy had no breakdowns during its high-mileage four-year working life. Outside of scheduled annual services, the Leaf went through three sets of wipers, two sets of brake pads for the front and rear and one damper, as well as tyre replacements when necessary." This suggests that the Leaf in the ad has most of its original range as it will not have been charged nearly so often.