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I'll vouch for the Leaf too. Drawbacks are: really hot climates will mess up the battery due to lack of active cooling. Really cold climates require the cold w
by outworlder 5y ago
I'll vouch for the Leaf too.
Drawbacks are: really hot climates will mess up the battery due to lack of active cooling. Really cold climates require the cold weather package for the battery warmer. Nissan doesn't really have a good story when the battery needs replacement - but maybe third party shops will by then.
If you do have QuickCharging, it uses ChaDeMo, which is dying. But it's still commonplace and will be for a while.
Other than that, I don't think about maintenance (maybe tire rotation and cabin filter?). No need to think when the next oil change is due. Registration renewal doesn't require a smog check. No OTA updates (both a blessing and a curse). It works as a normal vehicle for all intents and purposes, minus gas stations.
- goodcanadian 5y agoNissan doesn't really have a good story when the battery needs replacement - but maybe third party shops will by then. Battery replacement is technically quite easy. The main issue is the availability (or lack thereof) of replacement batteries.