👉2023/2024 Nissan Ariya: Charging Experience Home(AC) & Fast(DC)

[@Bay-Smidt]

#Ariya 😎👌with #e4ORCE🏆

[@jonathanwhite530]

Of course you can control the percentage of charge. You have to do a little math and then set the charging timer. I do it every day with my wife's Ariya.

[@dclelectric7003]

Yep, just people need others to think for them...

[@cheesun124]

Nah. That’s not control. You can’t always calculate rate, you never know what you’re going to get when you walk away. I love how people take up for the short comings of their vehicles.

[@GallAnonim-jx2cz]

@@cheesun124 true. Charge limiter is a basic necessity in an EV.

[@Gnostic_Plague]

Omg this is a huge problem. My in-laws just bought this and they won’t be able to set the percentage is charges to? This is awful. They’re not tech people to begin with…

[@alijoon1621]

This is a good car but not for $50k msrp. You can get slightly used one less than 10k or even 5k miles for around $25k. That is not a bad deal but i do not expect a good used market .

[@patrickmastromarchi5820]

You use the timer to limit the charge percentage. Just need to do the math based on the charging level.

[@nerannaeran8396]

Is it 32A on 110V or 220V?

[@MikesCarInfo]

220v

[@nerannaeran8396]

@@MikesCarInfo thanks!

[@toronado455]

interesting

[@ebikeagogo]

I was excited about this car when it was announced. What a let down.

[@broondjongen4195]

Let down, in what way you see this than, are you misinformed?

[@ebikeagogo]

@@broondjongen4195 The car won't let you set the desired charge percentage so it'll charge to 100% unless you physically stop it. You don't want that as 100% is bad on your battery. If you charge overnight you'll have to get up to stop it when desired. Tesla allows you to set a desired percentage. Unless this guy is misinformed on that, Nissan missed big on this.

[@broondjongen4195]

@@ebikeagogo imo its the job of the charging station. You should be able to set it as you desire to load when and how at any given time.

[@trumpetscall8910]

@@ebikeagogo It has a big buffer, so 100% is not a problem.

[@Bay-Smidt]

@@ebikeagogo LMO ...