u/Jokebearfan

I'm fine with it being enabled in the PvE DZ, but it's always fixed at 21:00 hours in the other DZ's.

With how dark is at "night-time" in-game since last season, you can't see a thing.

You can at least workaround this normally by waiting until the daytime part of the cycle. But with ALL the DZ's being fixed at 21:00, this is no longer an option.

She seems to like it overall, and thinks it has character. One of the reasons I watch her reviews is that she takes a closer look underneath, and she noticed there's a fair amount of room above the battery. The lack of rustproofing might also be a concern for those who have to deal with salt in winter.

No Canadian price yet, but they predict it'll be just below the Porsche Macan EV. US price starts at $70K, but Canada has a free-trade agreement with South Korea, so who knows.

I know everyone is annoyed by the missing sounds, and that the devs are working on a fix.

But the combination of this with the much darker night-time lighting that started last season has made the game unplayable. And no, I'm not talking about neutral lighting. I'll add screenshots in comments as this sub seems to hide posts with them.

Suggestion

Given the lighting changes seem permanent, provide the ability to control in-game duration of night-time. This was added to Ghost Recon Wildlands recently, so while they are using different engines, we know it's possible for a co-op game.

Have any 2026 Leaf owners been told that you had to bring your own internet connectivity?

Mine would not login to NissanConnect or Google, even though it was sat at the dealership and the signal reception icon (car with radio waves) was shown. Any attempt to login would display a "Please connect to the internet" or "No data plan" error.

The odd thing is that I was still getting emails from NissanConnect when the doors were locked/unlocked etc, even though I hadn't logged into NissanConnect on the car.

We eventually got it to work by tethering my phone, but the dealer claimed everything else would work locally.

For anyone who's already got one, is there anything you wish you'd asked about in more detail when you took delivery?

I assume the sales person will go through the basics of the controls and infotainment.

For example, I plan on having a buddy rotate the tires, so am wondering if there's some undocumented method for resetting the maintenance timer.

edit - and if you're in Canada, what came with the car? I assume a tire inflation kit and jack, but it's not clear if Canadians get a portable charger or CCS>NACS adapter.

Turns out the Eclipse only comes in a trim that is equivalent to the Leaf's Platinum+, only with the smaller 18" wheels. No price announced, but that should give people an idea.

And most importantly, a 5 year warranty (as opposed to 3 years for the Leaf 🤔) in the US

Also, don't blame me for the title - that came from the video.

There are a few cosmetic differences from the 3rd-gen Leaf, but one bonus is that it looks like the highest trim has the matte steering wheel "buttons" instead of the glossy black panel.

Not a fan of the front chin though.