On 4/26/21 12:25 PM, Lee Hart via EV wrote:
On the plus side, Nissan probably didn't know the batteries would have
problems in hot climates.
On the negative side, they certainly didn't *support* their customers
when they did find out!
Well... The Leaf battery did not need to become a big deal. Obviously,
they should have owned up to the mistake and fixed it. Instead, they
denied. At that time, 2010-2012, Nissan was positioned to become the
dominate EV maker. Instead, they rather pointlessly screwed all their
early adopters and drove many to Tesla. I would never have considered a
car as expensive as a Tesla had I not been both screwed by Nissan and
committed to EVs. But, it has probably turned out for the best with
Tesla being dedicated to EVs and achieving dominance.
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