Japanese imported leaf in Australia

[Anthony Broese van Groenou]

Hi, 

I have a Japanese imported 2016 leaf in Australia. I cannot connect to the Nissan app. Is there a way I can use your app for remote climate control and battery status?

Thank you,

Anthony

[Tobias W. Kjeldsen]

Hello Anthony,

Thanks for writing!

Are you able to use the official app? I'm not entirely sure about Japanese imported cars and how they work with the API/apps or if they are supported at all.

You must also remember that you need to have a NissanConnect subscription to use My Leaf or the official app. When you buy a new car you get 3 years subscription with the car.

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[Pedro Pinheiro]

Perhaps the best option, if possible, is to contact a local Nissan dealer. I do know that the 3G connectivity is not the same in all countries, but it might be something as simple as the dealer changing a SIM card in the system - but this is pure speculation.

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[Tobias W. Kjeldsen]

Excellent input! SIM card could definitely be a problem.

The API (old and new) should be supported for Japanese vehicles.

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