/"...When I use it to what I interpret as completely dead (about 3 miles of residential/commercial streets after the very low battery warning where it shuts off the meter), charging to what it indicates as 100% (12 bars on the meter) takes a little less than 5 hours. Assuming my charger is 3.3KW this is about 16.5KWH..."/ That would be total energy from the outlet. If the charger is say 94% efficient, then about 15.5kWh into the battery pack. Further down you indicated you charge to 80%, so I guess the 15.5 is for 80% charge? That would indicate about 19.4kWh for full charge. I'm interested in this because someone I know bought a 2013 Leaf and said on that model year and later "you get a full 24kWh available", so I was wondering what the available amount was on the earlier models. Maybe 20kWh? If so, did Nissan change the pack size or just permissible DoD?
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