01 · BATTERY CHOICES
Choose what the vehicle actually has.
Personal normal-charge results gradually become more important than the cautious starting estimate, but they do not repair an incorrect setup choice.
02 · NORMAL CHARGING PROFILES
Overnight AC charging.
Available current, voltage, charging loss, battery condition, temperature, household load, EVSE limits, and the onboard charger can materially change the result.
03 · TIMER CONTROLS
Match the controls you can really set.
VoltCue defaults supported Leaf profiles to a 10-minute interval and also allows 5, 10, 15, or 30 minutes. VoltCue recommends a setting; it does not program or verify the vehicle or charger timer.
04 · SEPARATE TRIP ESTIMATES
A cautious one-time tool.
Trip can estimate a wait for a 120V outlet, public Level 2 charger, or compatible DC fast charger. It does not make fast charging part of the normal learned home profile and does not guarantee station status, connector compatibility, charging power, taper, traffic, route conditions, or range.
05 · NOT CURRENTLY VALIDATED
Outside the first release boundary.
- 2011–2017 Leaf models
- redesigned 2026 or later Leaf models
- non-U.S. vehicles and market-specific timer controls
- non-Leaf vehicles or a generic all-EV mode
- modified electrical setups or unverified adapters
- automatic vehicle or charger control
- Bluetooth/OBD readings or VoltCue Pro hardware
- battery, outlet, wiring, cable, EVSE, or onboard-charger diagnosis