2011 2016 Chevy Volt Charger Spark, Nissan Leaf , Other Ev S Expect Tesla on 2040-parts.com
Marysville, Washington, United States
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Purchased my Volt used with this charger in the current condition, used it for over a year while car was in my posession 100% working condition. Plug that plugs in to the car has slightly cracked and broken plastic, still works perfect and connects as normal.Would still be using charger but vehicle was involved in an accident and totaled. Charger is sold as is. Green light on charger indicated its working correctly and ready to be connected to the vehicle.
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