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2015 Nissan LEAF - Meters and Indicators

"Your LEAF has a variety of meters, gauges and indicator lights to help you monitor battery status. Monitoring these displays and adjusting your personal driving techniques accordingly helps minimize the energy usage in your vehicle. Behind the steering wheel you'll see two meters. This upper meter displays the red and yellow master warning lights when warnings are shown in the lower meter. These lights may illuminate for a variety of reasons. The color of the light that illuminates depends on the type of malfunction detected. See your Owner's Manual for more information. The upper meter is also where you will find the ECO indicator, which calculates driving efficiency using factors such as: ● accelerator and brake pedal operations, ● driving conditions, ● air conditioner and heater usage, and ● the traction motor's idling time. The bars shown around the large tree icon indicate the current ECO driving level. The number of bars increases when the vehicle is driven efficiently, and decreases when it is not. THESE icons indicate the long-term ECO driving level over a period of time. The longer the vehicle is driven economically, the more segments of the large tree icon are displayed. When all the segments of the large tree are displayed, a new small tree icon is displayed. The amount of small tree icons increases over time with economical driving. This is the lower display. The lithium-ion battery available charge gauge displays the approximate battery charge for running the vehicle. When the remaining battery charge is low, the Low Battery Charge Warning Light and the Master Warning Light will appear. You should recharge the vehicle before this gauge reaches the bottom line. The lithium-ion battery capacity level gauge shows the remaining capacity of the lithium-ion battery to store power. The vehicle battery, like all lithium-ion batteries, will experience gradual capacity loss with time and use. As this occurs, the indicators on the Lithium-ion battery capacity level gauge will be reduced to reflect the current battery capacity. This is the lithium-ion battery temperature gauge. The temperature of the battery can change based on factors such as outside temperature and driving conditions. When the indicator falls within THIS area, the temperature is in the normal range. If the indicator nears the red zone, reduce vehicle speed to decrease the battery temperature. In this case, power to the traction motor is reduced and the power limitation indicator will illuminate. If the indicator continues to rise above normal range, stop the vehicle as soon as safely possible. This reading displays the estimated distance your vehicle can be driven before recharging is necessary. It is constantly calculated based on driving style, operating conditions and the amount of available battery charge. The driving range will vary every time the vehicle is fully charged, based on the actual average energy consumption from the last time the vehicle was driven. Vehicle range may be reduced in temperatures below -4 degrees. The power meter displays the traction motor power consumption and the regenerative brake power supplied to the lithium-ion battery. This white dot moves left or right depending on demand. When it moves to the right, power is provided to the traction motor and the lithium-ion battery discharges. When it moves to the left, power is generated and provided to the lithium-ion battery by the regenerative brake system. Please see your Owner's Manual for important safety information, system limitations and additional operating information. "