How to Charge Your 2023 Nissan Ariya at a 110V Outlet

• 110V charging is the slowest charging method available
  
• Expect significantly extended charging times
  
• Best suited for overnight or extended parking situations

Your Step-by-Step Charging Process

Step 1: Assess Your Electrical Setup

1. Verify the electrical capacity of your chosen outlet
   
2. Ideally, use a dedicated circuit for charging
   
3. When in doubt, consult an electrician about your home’s electrical readiness

Step 2: Connect and Charge

1. Locate the charging port on your Ariya
   
2. Clear any debris around the port
   
3. Securely connect the vehicle-side plug
   
4. Carefully plug the other end into your 110V outlet

Step 3: Monitor Your Charging

1. Check the dashboard charging indicators
   
2. Use the Nissan mobile app for real-time tracking
   
3. Watch for any unusual heating of the charging cable

Understanding Charging Times and Expectations

• Extremely slow charging rate
  
• Approximately 4-5 miles of range per hour
  
• A full charge from empty can take up to 36 hours

Charging Speed Comparison

• 110V Outlet: ~4-5 miles of range per hour
  
• 240V Home Charger: ~20-25 miles of range per hour
  
• DC Fast Charging: ~80% charge in 30-40 minutes

Safety First: Charging Precautions

⚠️ Critical Safety Recommendations:

• Regularly inspect your charging cable
  
• Never use extension cords
  
• Keep the charging area completely dry
  
• Clean connectors before each use