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Story summary
- Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. plans to shut down the NissanConnect EV app on March 30, 2026, affecting Leaf vehicles built before May 2019 using the app to control charging.
- Affected drivers express disappointment, noting some cars are under four years old.
- Experts warn that connected services may diminish as cars age, affecting navigation and other features.
- Critics argue cars should outlast software support and voice concerns about subscription models.
