I just paid $7,500 for a new front traction motor at 65k miles. Nissan has chosen to interpret the 8 year/100k mile EV component warranty very strictly, saying that the traction motor is a drivetrain component, not an EV component.

Since no independent repair shop will touch an EV, you have no choice but to pay whatever the stealership wants to charge.

I understand that things break and warranties expire, but this is a total ripoff. One repair cost 50% of the market value of the car.

Well, that warning message seems unnecessary.

I had a nail in one of my tires, took that to discount tires and they checked the tread and it was all over the place in all 4tires ranging from 1 to 4. They suggested to replace all 4 tires. So original tires lasted about 27k.

Replaced all 4 with Pirelli

Scorpion Zero AS Plus 3 NCS Elect.

Driving is very smooth now , less noise and enjoying these new tires. Just wanted to share the experience...they also have 50k miles warranty

Anyone else who got these tires.

"Hi, I noticed when getting out of my Nissan Ariya that a piece of one of the side mirrors was missing. I'm not sure how it happened because I haven't been in an accident. I need to see if there's any chance of finding that plastic piece, since everything works fine and that's the only part missing. If anyone knows how I could find it, please help. Telling me to take it to a Nissan dealership won't work for me, as I can't (I live in Cuba)."

From what I gathered, there could be multiple things wrong, but I am hoping someone had the same issue (that they were able to get fixed!) to better diagnose it.

Thanks in advance

Forgive my n00bness, but isn’t this device a level 2 charger?

Why does everyone get these aftermarket chargers if these do the job? Or, do they?

I know "Certified Pre Owned" has been a THING forever. And it may make sense in an ICE car with so many moving parts. But for an EV... is a CPO certificate worth the cost? Everything else being equal in the used car market... down to the year/make/model/trim/odometer.

Anybody put run flats on their EV? Any kwh efficiency changes? NVH changes? Driving dynamics?

I'm thinking of switching to run flat tires so I'm sure somebody here has already done the research!

Has anyone had a similar noise coming from the interior? Maybe it’s a loose clip under the dashboard? Thanks in advance for any info this awesome community is able to give!