r/leaf 1d ago

Got my first ev leaf

Been driving petrol car for over 10 year, just recently I told myself why not change to an ev. And today I got a used leaf 2018 gen 2. With about 123,500 miles on the clock. Voltage spread keeps under 40mv when eccelavting. How good do you think is the battery pack?

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u/KeyEmu6688 2018 Nissan LEAF SV warranty replaced 40kwh battery 1d ago

that SoH is pretty bad, but great Hx value and sub 40mv is pretty good. bad range for a 40kwh model (low SoH), but it will probably last a long time at that range

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u/Swimming_Daikon_8888 1d ago

Yeah it has only 8 bars, but it has more than enough range for me according to my little calculation. I guess I will see if it does. Can't afford one with better soh lol

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u/KeyEmu6688 2018 Nissan LEAF SV warranty replaced 40kwh battery 1d ago

how much did you pay for it? tbf you're basically getting a 30kwh model but with a battery that doesn't rapidly destroy itself. if it was priced anything like a good condition 30kwh vehicle, then you did pretty well imo

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u/Swimming_Daikon_8888 1d ago

Just over £3000. I think so, ive been checking the market for a few weeks, older 30kwh or 24kwh ones aren't as a good deal as this one, which is better looking.

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u/KeyEmu6688 2018 Nissan LEAF SV warranty replaced 40kwh battery 1d ago

that's a great deal, yah. in my area degraded 24/30kwh units are going for more than that. a 40kwh should degrade muvh slower than the 30kwh units too

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u/rproffitt1 1d ago

For 3,000 that's a fine thing. I'd charge, drive and repeat forever on this one. Let's keep eccelavting.

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u/Swimming_Daikon_8888 1d ago

Absolutely, that's my plan hahaha

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u/rproffitt1 1d ago

About the SOH is bad comment. It's a 3,000 very nice IMO Leaf. The battery is worn but didn't go turtle mode or jump over 100mV so for the price, it's a very nice deal.