Don’t have mine yet, but all the reports mention that the charge port is on the front passenger side.
1) is the power (charging) cord tucked away so it is not visible.2)When you picked up Ariya what was charge level at 80% or higher? 3)Are all driving safety features already Activated or do you do it a step at a time. 4) Is the windshield data already activated to view. Everyelse please add any questions yiu can think of for New owners to tell us. 5) do you plug in on driver or passeber side?
1. The EVSE is in a sealed plastic bag under the divide and hide storage system in the trunk. It is not visible.1) is the power (charging) cord tucked away so it is not visible.2)When you picked up Ariya what was charge level at 80% or higher? 3)Are all driving safety features already Activated or do you do it a step at a time. 4) Is the windshield data already activated to view. Everyelse please add any questions yiu can think of for New owners to tell us. 5) do you plug in on driver or passeber side?
Unfortunately not =(did Ariya come with front and rear windows tinted from Nissan?
That would depend on the dealer and sales person. Last new car I got the salesperson spent about 45 minutes showing us all the features of the car.Did they give you a "tour" of the vehicle and features? At the Tesla dealership, it was just "here you go." I am curious if Nissan is any different.
Is the rear side windows slightly tinted? It's supposed to be.Unfortunately not =(
Very diDid they give you a "tour" of the vehicle and features? At the Tesla dealership, it was just "here you go." I am curious if Nissan is any different.
Unfortunately not =(Is the rear side windows slightly tinted? It's supposed to be.
Seems like one of the features that got dropped off upon actual release of the car. If the sticker doesn't have it listed, then I guess it isn't a feature now.Unfortunately not =(
Being that you are the first 10 Ariyas in the nation, are you getting a lot of attention from TeslaUnfortunately not =(
I asked 2 weeks ago and the parts guy said they have absolutely no accessory parts #s shown in their parts system. The brochure shows it as an accessory class I hitch. I think it's 1.25" size hitch. I want 2" hitch for my Yakima Standup bike rack.Anyone asked their dealership when dealer-installed options (like a hitch receiver for a bike rack) would become available?
The Canada vehicle builder shows a class II hitch available. Then again they show a lot of items you can't see on the US site. I noticed 17" wheels (no image shown) as an option and black 5 spoke wheels too.Being that you are the first 10 Ariyas in the nation, are you getting a lot of attention from Tesla
I asked 2 weeks ago and the parts guy said they have absolutely no accessory parts #s shown in their parts system. The brochure shows it as an accessory class I hitch. I think it's 1.25" size hitch. I want 2" hitch for my Yakima Standup bike rack.
I asked the parts guy if he thinks the tow hitch would be interchangeable for Rogue, Murano, and Ariya. He does not know...
I would also like to install a 2” square receiver on my Ariya for a bike rack. However my concern is that the factory trailer hitch assembly photos I have seen suggest that the Ariya factory hitch is not the typical 2” square receiver that most bike racks are designed to attach to.Anyone asked their dealership when dealer-installed options (like a hitch receiver for a bike rack) would become available?
I believe it's a 1.25" hitch. You can get adapters to go from 1.25" to 2", but they put your bikes further out from the car by the length of the adapter. (They'll bounce more.) My rack supports either 1.25" or 2", so I'm okay either way. I also like to use it for hauling a canoe, putting the front on the roof and the back on a T-bar attached to the hitch, so also want the roof rack accessory so I can mount a crossbar. (I guess there are the "universal" sort that mount to the door frame... Ugh. And hatch-mounted bike racks, too...)I would also like to install a 2” square receiver on my Ariya for a bike rack. However my concern is that the factory trailer hitch assembly photos I have seen suggest that the Ariya factory hitch is not the typical 2” square receiver that most bike racks are designed to attach to.
17" wheels as an option! I could seriously go for that... More rubber is good.The Canada vehicle builder shows a class II hitch available. Then again they show a lot of items you can't see on the US site. I noticed 17" wheels (no image shown) as an option and black 5 spoke wheels too.