Whether you’re charging your vehicles at home or at public charging stations it’s important to remember that every charger is different and will recharge your battery at a different rate. [[1316]]

Level 1 - 120V Standard Outlet

Level 1 charging is handy, no special equipment is required. Nissan EVs come equipped with a standard charging cable, which allows you to  plug into a standard 120-V outlet for a Level 1 charge. This adds 2-5 miles of range per hour, ideal for topping-off. [[1316]]

Level 2 - 240V Charging

Level 2 chargers are found at homes and public stations, requiring professional setup. They use 240-volt outlets, adding 10 to 25 miles of range hourly. [[1316]][[153]]

Level 3 - Public DC fast charger

Public fast chargers use direct current (DC) power for expedited charging. With more accessibility across various states, meeting the demands of expanding electric vehicle fleets has become increasingly convenient. These fast chargers can recharge your battery in 15 to 45 minutes. [[1316]]

Whether you’re at the office, at home or on the go, charging is as easy as plugging in.

 
When the battery is full, your Nissan ARIYA will stop charging on its own, but you can end a charging session at any time through the station interface or in the MyNISSAN App. 

The Nissan LEAF is equipped with an onboard charger and Quick Charge port to support a CHAdeMO (public DC quick charging) connection. Just park and plug in, and the Nissan LEAF will let you know you're connected with a quick beep. [[153]][[1316]][[1488]]

For those charging at home, Level 1 and Level 2 are both options. Nissan EVs come equipped with a Level 1 charging equipment. Charging time can vary depending on the electric vehicle’s make, model, and battery as charge ports and connectors can vary by manufacturer.

The batteries in the Nissan LEAF and ARIYA come with an 8‑year/100,000‑mile (whichever occurs first) lithium-ion battery coverage. [[155]]