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Nissan Leaf Car Battery

The all-electric Nissan Leaf runs on a lithium-ion propulsion battery that you charge and monitor every day.

Did you know the Nissan Leaf has a second 12-volt battery? It’s true. The Nissan Leaf uses a lead-acid starter battery, like gasoline engines. However, the 12-volt car battery runs audio system, headlights, restraint systems and the DC power outlet — plus a few other vehicle systems.

Your Nissan Leaf’s propulsion system runs on an extremely high voltage. These other systems run on a 12-volt system, and it’s smarter to have a second battery than try to convert voltages. Those support systems are vital, which is why your Nissan Leaf might not start, despite a fully charged lithium-ion battery.

Do you need to replace your Nissan Leaf starter battery?

If you notice any odd behavior from the vehicle systems, like the clock falling behind or hesitating windshield wipers, the 12-volt battery may need extra charging or it may be too worn out to keep its charge for long.

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How to Increase the battery life of your Nissan Leaf

Your Nissan Leaf 12V battery should last three to five years. However, you can improve the starter battery’s life with a few practical steps.

  • Regular Battery Maintenance
    Examine the wires and terminals of your batteries every three months for corrosion.

  • Keep the Lithium-ion Battery Charged
    The lithium-ion battery recharges the 12-volt battery automatically, whether it’s on the road or in your driveway.

  • Connect a Trickle Charger
    You can lighten the load on your lithium-ion battery by using a trickle charger to top up the starter battery.

  • Get a Battery Test
    Your Nissan Leaf monitors the 12-volt battery’s voltage, but a battery test will analyze how well it can hold power and how much longer you can trust it.

If you require a battery test or are searching for a new starting battery for your Nissan Leaf, don't hesitate to contact us.