Leaf Battery Guide

NISSAN LEAF HOW-TO’S Checking your battery level and range

Inside your Nissan LEAF, get the latest information on the battery level and range through the customisable Digital Information Display. Outside, check this information using the NissanConnect Services app on your phone.[1] [2]

Nissan LEAF in the background, with smartphone displaying NissanConnect tools in the foreground

Away from your LEAF

NissanConnect App on mobile phone showing battery level

NissanConnect Services app[1]

Designed exclusively for the Nissan LEAF and now compatible with multiple Nissan models, the NissanConnect Services app gives you access to the many unique features of your fully electric vehicle. It allows you to check your charge and range while it’s still plugged in, so you can easily plan your next trip accordingly.

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In your LEAF

Nissan LEAF display gauge showing battery level

Customisable Digital Information Display[2]

Want to check in on your battery level and range? Just scroll to the power meter and range screen to get this vital info. There’s even a charge time screen that can show you how full your battery is and how much time is remaining until it is fully charged up. Apple CarPlay or Android Auto can also display this information on your centre screen using the NissanConnect Services app.

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What to do next

[1] To use NissanConnect Services  with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto you need a smartphone with compatible iOS or Android operating system and a SIM card with data option from a mobile service provider. Download the free NissanConnect Services app and create a username and password. Connect your smartphone with your vehicle equipped with NissanConnect Services by logging in using your username and password. All services are subject to mobile network coverage and your mobile service provider’s charges . For set up details please refer to the how to connect guide. NissanConnect Services are available subject to grade. For LEAF MY22, NissanConnect Services are available as standard from N-Connecta grade onwards For further information, visit https://www.nissan.co.uk/ownership/nissan infotainment-system/android-auto-apple-carplay.html or contact your local Nissan Dealer

[2] Connecting a mobile phone to use NissanConnect should only be done if the car is parked safely. Use of the system should always be in accordance with the rules of the Highway Code. Drivers should only use the system when it is safe to do so. Users should be aware of the potential for hands-free technology to distract attention from the road, which could impact on having full control of the vehicle.