Pequenas utilidades do Nissan Leaf

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Pequenas utilidades do Nissan Leaf

"Finer things about the LEAF
Earlier I posted a thread where I listed the things I think are less than stellar about the LEAF. There are a few - it's not perfect. It seemed the right thing to do, to admit the faults so that future cars are better. That's how we learn.

However, that thread was, for obvious reasons, rather negative. So, to offset that, here is a thread for the nice touches. This thread isn't really for major publicly known stuff, like "no tailpipe" - it's for the tiny things that people may not know... the finer things, the little details that make you smile or feel proud of your LEAF. Please do contribute your own!
The speech synth speaks British English rather than American.
The satnav alerts you to closed roads and bad traffic conditions ahead, and can reroute around them.
The car's speech synth says a 'please hold' message to the other party when you put a mobile phone call on hold.
The LEAF automatically dims the cabin light level at night.
The bluish light from the LED headlights gives a much clearer, truer view in pitch black than yellowish incandescent lights.
Provided you're running iOS 5 on your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad (or you're using any other AVRCP 1.3 device, such as a Windows 7 "Mango" capable phone) the Bluetooth screen shows track information and artist metadata (though not album art).
Bluetooth automatically reconnects whenever the paired device is in range, so you just sit in the car and press 'play' and it carries on.
The flat area underneath the not-a-lighter-socker power socket is *exactly* the right size for a pair of his'n'hers iPhone 4s (in bumper cases) to sit side by side.
The glove box door has enough space around it to allow a USB cable to be routed inside, so you can keep an iPod or USB stick in there.
A faint orange light glows from the ceiling array above the centre console when the headlights are on. Just enough to make sure you can see inside the cabin when it's really pitch dark, without night-blinding yourself.
The driver's side seat can not only tilt its back, and move forward and backward, but it can also move up and down, using the rotary dial on the outer side.
If you press and hold the day/night switch on the centre console, you can turn off the sometimes-distracting display. If the screen is blank, it'll also power off the backlight, going completely black. However, if the clock is on, or if any other display message needs to use the screen, it'll instantly come on for as long as the item needs to be shown, then automatically switch off again.
When you get out of the car at night, and it's dark, if you pull the left stalk towards you (i.e. flash the main beam) after turning the car off, the headlights will come on and stay on for 30 seconds. You can press up to 4 times for +30 seconds each press, giving you time - and light - to plug in your charge cable or find your way to your door.
More to come...."

Em: http://www.leaftalk.co.uk/showthread.ph ... t-the-LEAF