A robust charging setup is vital for your business. When creating your charging plan, it's important to factor in: costs, equipment, and tools for route planning. Charge smarter with the Wallbox Pulsar Plus. It rated for indoor and outdoor use (NEMA Type 4, watertight and dust resistant), and wirelessly controlled and monitored charging via WiFi or Bluetooth using the myWallbox app. [[3]]

Nissan electric vehicles also include integrated routing software, ensuring smooth business operations—your priority and ours. [[1530]][[153]]

Whether you’re charging your EVs at home or a public charging station, it’s important to remember that each charger will power your vehicle at a different rate. In general, higher-level chargers will provide expedited charging times. [[1316]][[4]][[153]]

Level 1 - 120V Standard Outlet

Level 1 charging is handy, no special equipment is required. Nissan EVs come equipped with a standard charging cable, which allows you to plug into a standard 120-V outlet for a Level 1 charge. This adds 2-5 miles of range per hour, ideal for brief top-ups instead of rapid full charges. [[1316]]

Level 2 - 240V Charging

Level 2 chargers are found at homes and public stations, requiring professional setup. They use 240-volt outlets, adding 10 to 25 miles of range hourly. [[3]][[4]]

Wallbox offers a 240V Level 2 EV home charger [[3]][[4]] so you can charge up to 8x faster than standard Level 1 charging cables to help keep your business on the go. 

Level 3 - Public DC fast charger

Public fast chargers use direct current (DC) power for expedited charging. With more accessibility across various states, meeting the demands of expanding electric vehicle fleets has become increasingly convenient. [[1316]]

If it’s your first time operating an electric vehicle, don’t worry, it’s as easy as just plugging in whether you're at home or on the go. With your car’s intelligent route planner or your MyNISSAN app, simply find a charging station that fits within your route, pull up, and plug in the provided charging cable to your charging port. [[1530]][[153]]

When the battery is full, the Nissan EV will stop charging on its own, but you can unplug the charge connector to end charging at any point. For those who want to charge from home, Level 1 and Level 2 are both options. Nissan EVs come equipped with a Level 1 charging equipment. Charging time can vary depending on the electric vehicle’s make, model, and battery as charge ports and connectors can vary by manufacturer. [[3]][[4]]