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Nissan Canada Official Site. 2020 LEAF® 2019 Frontier® 2019 TITAN®. Download a Brochure. Certified Pre-Owned. Nissan Clean Commitment. The message “Download successful. System will reboot now” will display and audio unit will reboot (Figure 11). The Nissan logo will display. After the audio unit has rebooted, proceed to Confirm the Software Version Has Changed on page 8. No Proceed to Confirm the Software Version Has Changed on page 8.

Generations

There are currently 3 major generations of Nissan Leaf. The Generation 1 Leaf came out in 2011. All 2011 Leafs are Generation 1 and many 2012 Leafs are Generation 1. Late 2012 Leafs first (approx. Nov 2012 onwards) are referred to as Generation 2 and would be sold as 2013 models, but if they were first registered in Japan in late 2012, they will be labeled as 2012 in NZ. Generation 3 Leafs are the new look version that were released in NZ in 2019. Confusingly Nissan calls these Generation 2. All New Zealand new Leafs are Generation 1 (even the 2014 ones) or Generation 3 (new look).

You can tell the earlier generations apart from photos of the engine bay and boot. The engine bay in the Generation 1 has a smaller charger cover and the boot has a higher wall beneath the rear seats.

Generation 1 engine bay showing charger cover (grey metal rectangle with Nissan logo on it).

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Generation 1 boot with high gap between seat back and boot floor.

Generation 2 engine bay showing larger cover and longitudinal battery orientation.

Generation 2 boot with shorter gap between seat back and boot floor.

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Just a couple of days short of 1 month old 2013 S with 6.6kW charger. 1379 miles on the odometer. In the morning I ran some errands - no problem. Late afternoon I took the car through an automatic car wash - came out nice and pretty. After the car wash, I drove about 20 miles. 30 min stop, car off. Then started it, business as usual and drove now 17 miles back to the house, came home with about 34% charge left, plugged it in - nothing, one beep and a couple of clicks under the hood but no blue dash lights. Won't charge - I'm still charging on 110 at the house. Nissan EVSE shows charge status - green light - ready to charge but not charging. Pressed timer off - nothing. Unplugged a couple of times and tried a different outlet - same results. Tried to start the car - it won't start, with a foot on the brake pedal it will go into neutral, but wont go into 'READY'. Yellow round brake warning indicator with exclamation mark stays lit when other lights come on for a few seconds and then go off. Taking my truck to work tomorrow and will call the dealer to have my Leaf towed and checked out; but I am also wondering if anyone has any ideas of what it might be. Could it be some blown fuse after a carwash? If so, what/where should I check? Keeping in mind that I drove 37 miles with one 30 min stop after the wash just fine... I checked the 12V battery and it shows 12.29V. Nothing else was abnormal on the way home. I'm bummed to 'celebrate' 1 month of ownership in this manner.