Nissan Leaf 100,000 miles 12 capacity bars !

http://evobsession.com/wizzy-the-nissan-leaf-taxi-surpasses-100000-miles/



Now he could be almost about to loose his first capacity bar but it's still very impressive, this battery has probably been fast charged to death too. leaf spy data for accurate results would be really good.

But this goes with what I've been saying for a while that from 2014 model year there is without doubt some change to the battery.

Though I don't know what year this Leaf is.

This site reports it having 98% battery and 1700 fast charges but Until I see actual leafspy data I don't believe it. They could be confusing the 98% with the pic which shows the charge % left not the "capacity"

http://ecomento.com/2015/05/21/wizzy-nissan-leaf-ev-hits-100000-mile-landmark/

Nikki Gordon Bloomfield lost 20% of her battery after 59K miles and admitted to fast charging it to death.

So we need to know at what date/year the battery was altered.

This site says it's a 2013 leaf.

http://insideevs.com/nissan-leaf-taxi-hits-100000-miles-still-battery-bars/

Still on original brake pads and disks.

And we have a screen shot of Leaf Spy from this Leaf ? shows 102,000 Miles 90% capacity, that's pretty impressive .

Read the comments down near the end of the last link I posted shows the leafspy data link.

Another 5% to go before loosing the first capacity bar. 1788 fast charges and 7,249 L2 ! impressive !

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This site says it's a 2013 leaf.

http://insideevs.com/nissan-leaf-taxi-hits-100000-miles-still-battery-bars/

Still on original brake pads and disks.

Most Leafs produced after mid-2013 were Mark 1.5. Just none of them were sold in Ireland until 2014.

A 132-equivalent Leaf from the UK would normally be a 1.5

Yeah the Mk 1.5 came in 2013 in July so the battery must have altered around then.

The 2014 leaf I tested a few months ago had 50K Kms and 544 fast charges and about 644 L2 charges and still showing 67 ah battery and 100% health.