How Much Is This Going To Cost?

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BLACK-PREMERE

Discussion Starter · 2 mo ago

So.. nissan only gives 6 months of "nissan connect premium" with the remaining 4 1/2 years consisting of the less featured "nissan connect".
With "premium" offering these additional features:

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Does anyone know what the cost is to continue having access to these features after the 180 day trial period?
If the subscription is yearly, is a prorated refund possible upon trade-in?

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DallasEV

· #2 · 2 mo ago

BLACK-PREMERE said:
So.. nissan only gives 6 months of "nissan connect premium" with the remaining 4 1/2 years consisting of the less featured "nissan connect".
With "premium" offering these additional features:
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Does anyone know what the cost is to continue having access to these features after the 180 day trial period?
If the subscription is yearly, is a prorated refund possible upon trade-in?

If you log into your Nissan account -> Manage Vehicle -> Connected Services -> Manage Account -> Manage Subscription
You can see the subscription options and pricing, both for month-to-month as well as an annual rate.

You can also see the subscription options and prices here:

NissanConnect Pricing & Vehicle Compatibility | Nissan USA

Learn about which Nissan vehicles are compatible with NissanConnect as well as NissanConnect pricing.

www.nissanusa.com

Finally, Nissan also gave a special offer you had to contact them about within 30 days of taking ownership. The offer gave you another 3 months of Premium connectivity for 50% off. In short, it was an offer to get you to enroll and put your credit card information into the account so that renewing/extending subscriptions is easy.

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new2niss

· #3 · 2 mo ago

I wonder what if you don't have a smartphone? Then you can't use the app and car is useless?

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DallasEV

· #4 · 2 mo ago

new2niss said:
I wonder what if you don't have a smartphone? Then you can't use the app and car is useless?

Nah, then the car just works like a car. If you don't own a smart phone you're not interested in any of the smart/remote features.

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Flora

· #5 · 2 mo ago

When I had my Leaf there was nothing in the "premium" subscription that I really needed. I thought the subscription price was outrageous since all I desired was to remote charge, and to see my battery level, both which were on the standard app. The removal of the remote locking/unlocking to the premium annoyed me, but I could always use the fob for that.

I suspect it will be the same with the Ariya. Happily this car comes with an automatic proximity lock/unlock setup through the internal menu. I already have the unlock- at-approach function set up, and I love it although it took some time getting used to it.

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AriyaDriver123

· #6 · 2 mo ago

Can anyone confirm this? That using the regular nissan connect without subscription will still work for checking on charging status / battery %?

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BLACK-PREMERE

Discussion Starter · #7 · 2 mo ago

AriyaDriver123 said:
Can anyone confirm this? That using the regular nissan connect without subscription will still work for checking on charging status / battery %?

I don't think anyone has own this unit over 180 days..

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atreis

· #8 · 2 mo ago

AriyaDriver123 said:
Can anyone confirm this? That using the regular nissan connect without subscription will still work for checking on charging status / battery %?

Go here:

NissanConnect Pricing & Vehicle Compatibility | Nissan USA

Learn about which Nissan vehicles are compatible with NissanConnect as well as NissanConnect pricing.

www.nissanusa.com

This is the page for people with FWD. There's a big pair of boxes at the top. If you're getting AWD, be sure and click on the Platinum+ one instead.
You can open the different section down lower and see what features are included.

Charge status is included in the "Select" package, which you get for free for 5 years.

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new2niss

· #9 · 2 mo ago

Flora said:
When I had my Leaf there was nothing in the "premium" subscription that I really needed. I thought the subscription price was outrageous since all I desired was to remote charge, and to see my battery level, both which were on the standard app. The removal of the remote locking/unlocking to the premium annoyed me, but I could always use the fob for that.
I suspect it will be the same with the Ariya. Happily this car comes with an automatic proximity lock/unlock setup through the internal menu. I already have the unlock- at-approach function set up, and I love it although it took some time getting used to it.

I think nowadays, the trend of subscription is to enhance the experience... too fancy, yet we can't DIY troubleshoot ourselves, seems like a rip-off..
If I have the fob with me, I just push the button on the handle to unlock/lock >> the automatic proximity you mentioned? I don't remember if I set that up, or just defaulted by the car menu. Never had a fancy car like this one, so I guess I'm stepping up

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