It’s been 13 years since it was launched worldwide. Nissan Leaf He first electric model sold in a way firmly. Currently, the hatchback is going through its second generation Published in 2017 and it is sold Chile out of 2019.
Although there is speculation about what that will be Next Generation With the Leaf, Nissan has just introduced a product that focuses on this Recycling batteries of its famous electric model and is developing a solution that could mark one Before and after in battery-powered mobility.
Nissan’s new portable charger
Nissan entered into a partnership with the Japanese company JVC Kenwood, specialized in electronic devices to a great portable charger consisting of the cells used in the Leafs.
The new use is based on the fact that, according to research by the Japanese automaker, the oldest units of the first generation of the Leaf are still active They keep their original batteriesthose who can Extend shelf life of the vehicle to 12 years.
After being used in the Leaf, they can no longer power a car, but the batteries can be reused to charge devices that use less energy. In addition, Nissan assures that the batteries, although they have been used in the hatchback for more than a decade You are as safe as you were on the first day. In any case, the brand is selling its new invention with one guarantee from 3 years.
Nissan Leaf.
The portable battery, which charges from a wall outlet in 9.5 hours, has a capacity of 633 kWh, two 100 V sockets (with a maximum output of 900 W), two USB-C ports, a USB A and even a lighter. Can be used for Carry notebooks, cell phones and tools Yes Ice cream between other artifacts.
The work done by Nissan is therefore interesting extends battery life which helps delay disposal and also allows the use of new cells, no small feat given the pollution caused by its production.
