Nissan · CCS1
Nissan mobile EV charging
Mobile charging and roadside for Leaf, Ariya, Leaf Plus. 25–50 miles of range per visit, 24/7.
Connector
CCS1 on the Ariya, CHAdeMO on the Leaf (on request)
Port location
front nose, behind the charge-door badge
Models
Leaf, Ariya, Leaf Plus
Auxiliary battery
What a flat 12-volt looks like.
These cars use a 12-volt battery under the hood with conventional terminals.
What we see
One thing to know about the Nissan.
Leaf packs lose capacity with age and heat, so a Leaf showing a healthy percentage can still have very little usable energy. We tell you the range we expect before we start.
Port locations describe typical US-market versions. Confirm with your owner’s manual and tell dispatch your exact model and year.
Nissan questions
Straight answers.
Can you charge a Nissan?
Yes. The connector is CCS1 on the Ariya, CHAdeMO on the Leaf (on request). Vans carry Tesla NACS and CCS1 as standard, and CHAdeMO is available on request.
Where is the charge port on a Nissan?
Typically the front nose, behind the charge-door badge. Ports can change by model year, so confirm with your owner’s manual and tell dispatch your exact model.
Can you jump-start a Nissan?
Yes, we jump the 12-volt auxiliary battery, never the traction pack. On these cars it is a 12-volt battery under the hood with conventional terminals.
Dispatch is awake
Nissan stranded? Call.
Under 45 minutes in metro areas, up to 90 minutes in outlying areas. Live ETA by text the moment we dispatch.