According to foreign media reports, Nissan announced a new battery replacement plan on March 26, 2018, which will replace the LEAF model used batteries with 'remake' batteries. Compared to new batteries, this 'remake' battery gives users a certain amount of Price discount. Nissan Leaf has promised that in 96 months (8 years), it needs to consume 66% of electricity per hundred miles. However, according to a recent study, the battery capacity of 24kWh original battery after 5 years of use The attenuation reaches 20% of the original battery capacity. To alleviate the battery capacity degradation problem, Nissan released a new battery replacement plan, starting with Japan. In addition, only 300,000 yen (approximately US$2,850) is needed to purchase a remake battery. ).
Geely Automobile News According to foreign media reports, Nissan released a new plan yesterday (March 26, 2018) that will replace the used batteries of LEAF models with 'refabricated' batteries. Compared to the new batteries, this model Platemaking' battery gives the user a certain price discount.
After a long period of use, the on-board battery capacity of electric vehicles will decline, which is unavoidable. Usually, the decay rate (decrease) of battery capacity is only a few percentage points, but some Nissan Leaf owners report that they Battery capacity attenuation rate is large.
The Nissan Leaf has promised that in 96 months (8 years), it will consume 66% of electricity per hundred miles. However, according to a recent study, the battery capacity of the original 24kWh battery was reduced after 5 years of use. 20% of the original battery capacity.
Interestingly, the research report also pointed out that Nissan's original 30kWh battery attenuation is even higher than that of older batteries. In contrast, earlier Tesla ModelS and ModelX models performed better, achieving mileage After 150,000 miles, the decay rate of its battery capacity was only 10%.
In order to alleviate the battery capacity degradation issue, Nissan released a new battery replacement plan, starting with the implementation in Japan. If Nissan owners purchase the new original 24kWh, 30kWh and 40kWh car batteries, the price paid is respectively 650,000 yen ( About 6200 U.S. dollars, 800,000 yen (about 7600 U.S. dollars), 820,000 yen (about 7800 U.S. dollars).
Fortunately, only 300,000 yen (approximately US$2,850) is needed to purchase a remake battery.
