If they notify us when car is being assembled we should have a better guess on arrival since FALL is coming quick.
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Take a look at 北米・カナダ 本船スケジュール
which is the Nissan Motor Car Carrier schedule. It lists ports and expected arrival time of their vessels. Also see Free AIS Ship Tracker - VesselFinder where you can enter the name of the ship ( like "Comet Ace") and see what port the ship is heading to. Once the get close to land (North America) you get real time tracking from land based sensors. The Comet Ace was supposed to be in Vancouver, BC, CA on 11/2/22. However it is now just at the mouth of the Salish Sea (water body between US and Canada on the west coat.) and vesslefinder reports new ETA of 11/4/22. Ships at sea get there when the weather and other ship traffic allow.
So, it looks like they've updated the dates on these vessels. Vessel arrivals started yesterday?Take a look at 北米・カナダ 本船スケジュール
If you want some more shipping fun/stress/time-waste, go here:
www.importinfo.com
and search for the ships you want. It looks like manifests are only posted once the cargo is unloaded.
I've been looking at the East Coast deliveries and it looks like Nissans are only unloaded in New Jersey -- other ports get other types of vehicles delivered (a lot of construction equipment and used vehicles). Each manifest has a number of Bill-of-Lading line items. There is no indication what these are -- just number of units and total weight for each line item. I'm guessing that these line items reflect either a particular model of vehicle or a group of vehicles intended for each dealer. I'm speculating (based on nothing!) that it's the former (reflect vehicle models). Now, how to speculate further? Divide the total weight by number of units to get average weight and then go crazy trying to match that figure with known info about the curb weights of different Nissan vehicles.
For example, Progress Ace unloaded two separate lots (12 and 19 units) on 10-27 -- average weight 1500kg. Genuine Ace unloaded one lot with that same weight (6 units) on 11-10. What models could these be? They are in the general ballpark of published weights for Sentra, Altima, and Rogue.
Googling the curb weight on the Ariya shows values of roughly 1900kg to 2000+kg. I have no idea how valid those values are and know that battery type, optional equipment will make a difference. That said, I don't see any average weights in that range in the two recent ship unladings. I see values ranging from 1500kg to 1703kg and then a jump to some at 2680kg -- presumably those big ones are pickups (Titans?). Again all speculation but, so far, I'm not smelling any Ariyas!
ImportInfo | Comprehensive United States Imports Database
ImportInfo.com strives to provide a comprehensive and simplified database of United States Customs' import manifests. ImportInfo enables users to easily monitor shippers, consignees, vessels, and much more.
www.importinfo.com
and search for the ships you want. It looks like manifests are only posted once the cargo is unloaded.
I've been looking at the East Coast deliveries and it looks like Nissans are only unloaded in New Jersey -- other ports get other types of vehicles delivered (a lot of construction equipment and used vehicles). Each manifest has a number of Bill-of-Lading line items. There is no indication what these are -- just number of units and total weight for each line item. I'm guessing that these line items reflect either a particular model of vehicle or a group of vehicles intended for each dealer. I'm speculating (based on nothing!) that it's the former (reflect vehicle models). Now, how to speculate further? Divide the total weight by number of units to get average weight and then go crazy trying to match that figure with known info about the curb weights of different Nissan vehicles.
For example, Progress Ace unloaded two separate lots (12 and 19 units) on 10-27 -- average weight 1500kg. Genuine Ace unloaded one lot with that same weight (6 units) on 11-10. What models could these be? They are in the general ballpark of published weights for Sentra, Altima, and Rogue.
Googling the curb weight on the Ariya shows values of roughly 1900kg to 2000+kg. I have no idea how valid those values are and know that battery type, optional equipment will make a difference. That said, I don't see any average weights in that range in the two recent ship unladings. I see values ranging from 1500kg to 1703kg and then a jump to some at 2680kg -- presumably those big ones are pickups (Titans?). Again all speculation but, so far, I'm not smelling any Ariyas!
Thanks a lot for this info Smeds! This is great stuff. Just the kind of info I was looking for. Well done!If you want some more shipping fun/stress/time-waste, go here:
ImportInfo | Comprehensive United States Imports Database
ImportInfo.com strives to provide a comprehensive and simplified database of United States Customs' import manifests. ImportInfo enables users to easily monitor shippers, consignees, vessels, and much more.
and search for the ships you want. It looks like manifests are only posted once the cargo is unloaded.
I've been looking at the East Coast deliveries and it looks like Nissans are only unloaded in New Jersey -- other ports get other types of vehicles delivered (a lot of construction equipment and used vehicles). Each manifest has a number of Bill-of-Lading line items. There is no indication what these are -- just number of units and total weight for each line item. I'm guessing that these line items reflect either a particular model of vehicle or a group of vehicles intended for each dealer. I'm speculating (based on nothing!) that it's the former (reflect vehicle models). Now, how to speculate further? Divide the total weight by number of units to get average weight and then go crazy trying to match that figure with known info about the curb weights of different Nissan vehicles.
For example, Progress Ace unloaded two separate lots (12 and 19 units) on 10-27 -- average weight 1500kg. Genuine Ace unloaded one lot with that same weight (6 units) on 11-10. What models could these be? They are in the general ballpark of published weights for Sentra, Altima, and Rogue.
Googling the curb weight on the Ariya shows values of roughly 1900kg to 2000+kg. I have no idea how valid those values are and know that battery type, optional equipment will make a difference. That said, I don't see any average weights in that range in the two recent ship unladings. I see values ranging from 1500kg to 1703kg and then a jump to some at 2680kg -- presumably those big ones are pickups (Titans?). Again all speculation but, so far, I'm not smelling any Ariyas!
Gerat information Smeds. What about Brunswick GA? This is from my google search.If you want some more shipping fun/stress/time-waste, go here:
ImportInfo | Comprehensive United States Imports Database
ImportInfo.com strives to provide a comprehensive and simplified database of United States Customs' import manifests. ImportInfo enables users to easily monitor shippers, consignees, vessels, and much more.
and search for the ships you want. It looks like manifests are only posted once the cargo is unloaded.
I've been looking at the East Coast deliveries and it looks like Nissans are only unloaded in New Jersey -- other ports get other types of vehicles delivered (a lot of construction equipment and used vehicles). Each manifest has a number of Bill-of-Lading line items. There is no indication what these are -- just number of units and total weight for each line item. I'm guessing that these line items reflect either a particular model of vehicle or a group of vehicles intended for each dealer. I'm speculating (based on nothing!) that it's the former (reflect vehicle models). Now, how to speculate further? Divide the total weight by number of units to get average weight and then go crazy trying to match that figure with known info about the curb weights of different Nissan vehicles.
For example, Progress Ace unloaded two separate lots (12 and 19 units) on 10-27 -- average weight 1500kg. Genuine Ace unloaded one lot with that same weight (6 units) on 11-10. What models could these be? They are in the general ballpark of published weights for Sentra, Altima, and Rogue.
Googling the curb weight on the Ariya shows values of roughly 1900kg to 2000+kg. I have no idea how valid those values are and know that battery type, optional equipment will make a difference. That said, I don't see any average weights in that range in the two recent ship unladings. I see values ranging from 1500kg to 1703kg and then a jump to some at 2680kg -- presumably those big ones are pickups (Titans?). Again all speculation but, so far, I'm not smelling any Ariyas!
Georgia Ports welcomes Nissan to Brunswick - Georgia Ports Authority (gaports.com)
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