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How an In-Person Program Helps Nissan Drivers Master Their Car’s Tech

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How an In-Person Program Helps Nissan Drivers Master Their Car’s Tech
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How an In-Person Program Helps Nissan Drivers Master Their Car’s Tech

2024-06-28 20:01 Last Updated At:20:11

NASHVILLE, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 28, 2024--

New Nissans are packed with technology. From ProPILOT Assist to Safety Shield ® 360 to the MyNISSAN app, there are countless ways that technology can help make driving a Nissan easier. And while engineers have worked hard to make getting to know the tech seamless, learning it can still be daunting for owners – especially those who haven’t driven a Nissan lately.

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Enter Second Delivery 1 – Nissan’s program that helps owners understand their vehicles through a personalized, in-person approach. Currently offered on Ariya, the program is expected to expand to Rogue SL, Rogue Platinum and LEAF in late 2024. Second Delivery is a complimentary perk for owners of these new vehicles.

Second Delivery is distinct from the regular delivery of the vehicle by the dealership, and it typically takes place about two weeks after the owner has received their new car. Here’s how it works: Once a new vehicle is leased or purchased, owners have the option to sign up for Second Delivery at a participating dealer, through the MyNISSAN app or through the Nissan Owners Portal. A Tech Expert will then work one-on-one with the owner to set up a time to come to their home, workplace or other location of their choosing. The Tech Expert will walk the owner through the vehicle’s features, answer questions and highlight tech the owner might not have been aware of previously.

“The more I learned about the bells and whistles the car had, the more I wanted to use them,” said Missy N., an Ariya owner who lives in Colorado.

Personalized experiences for new owners

Tech Experts have completed more than 5,000 Second Delivery appointments since the program launched for Ariya in February 2023. Each Tech Expert receives roughly 35 hours of training just for the Ariya, and will receive even more for Rogue and LEAF. Dan Mohnke, Nissan vice president of eCommerce and Customer Experience, said 93% of customers felt that Second Delivery was extremely helpful in improving their understanding of their vehicle’s features.

“Now more than ever, customers expect a personalized experience that matches their wants and needs,” Mohnke said. “These types of experiences are extremely important for us to offer for our Ariya customers, who are largely new to the Nissan brand and interested in using all of the latest technology.”

Tech Experts work hard to ensure the customer leaves the appointment feeling confident using their vehicle’s technology.

Missy said her Second Delivery Tech Expert, Jorge, spent two hours showing her around Ariya, and then drove with her to a nearby charging station to show the first-time EV owner how the charging process works.

“He walked us through everything,” Missy said. “I was very impressed.”

Philip Stahl, an Ariya owner in Southern California, was similarly impressed. He said a Tech Expert named Clarissa visited his home shortly after he traded in his Telsa Model Y for an Ariya Platinum+ e-4ORCE last year. Clarissa helped him get everything set up – from Apple CarPlay ® to the memory seats.

“It was definitely useful in getting comfortable with the technology,” Stahl said. “I can't see any downside whatsoever to somebody using the service.”

After the appointment, Stahl had another question about Ariya. So, he simply texted Clarissa.

“She responded right away. She was great about it,” Stahl said.

Gaylen and Patricia Rebbe aren’t new to EVs – but they were new to Ariya when they bought it in early 2023. They scheduled an appointment with Second Delivery shortly after their Everest White Pearl TriCoat Ariya arrived.

“We had some questions about some features, and she straightened us out on that,” Patricia said.

Like other Second Delivery participants, the Rebbes said their Tech Expert was flexible and wanted to ensure they understood everything the vehicle has to offer.

“She was very nice,” Gaylen said. “She was happy to spend as much time as we wanted with her.”

Mohnke is looking forward to the planned expansion of the Second Delivery program, which will allow a much larger group of customers to get to know their vehicles while being guided by a friendly expert.

“Second Delivery builds a sense of trust with the customer,” he said. “It shows we’re not just about the purchase. You’re a customer for life.”

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New Nissans are packed with technology. From ProPILOT Assist to Safety Shield® 360 to the MyNISSAN app, there are countless ways that technology can help make driving a Nissan easier. And while engineers have worked hard to make getting to know the tech seamless, learning it can still be daunting for owners – especially those who haven’t driven a Nissan lately. Enter Second Delivery – Nissan’s program that helps owners understand their vehicles through a personalized, in-person approach. Currently offered on Ariya, the program is expected to expand to Rogue SL, Rogue Platinum and LEAF in late 2024. Second Delivery is a complimentary perk for owners of these new vehicles. (Photo: Business Wire)

New Nissans are packed with technology. From ProPILOT Assist to Safety Shield® 360 to the MyNISSAN app, there are countless ways that technology can help make driving a Nissan easier. And while engineers have worked hard to make getting to know the tech seamless, learning it can still be daunting for owners – especially those who haven’t driven a Nissan lately. Enter Second Delivery – Nissan’s program that helps owners understand their vehicles through a personalized, in-person approach. Currently offered on Ariya, the program is expected to expand to Rogue SL, Rogue Platinum and LEAF in late 2024. Second Delivery is a complimentary perk for owners of these new vehicles. (Photo: Business Wire)

NEW YORK (AP) — Houston Astros star Jose Altuve was ejected for the second time in his major league career after tossing his helmet and bat when umpires called him out on what appeared to be a foul ball.

Houston had a 4-2 lead and runners on second and third with two outs in the seventh inning against the New York Mets on Sunday when Altuve appeared to foul a ball off his left foot. The ball went on three hops to third baseman Mark Vientos, who threw to first as Altuve remained in the batter’s box.

James Jean, umpiring behind the plate for the first time after making his major league debut Friday, didn’t signal a foul ball.

Altuve argued and manager Joe Espada came onto the field. The four umpires conferenced — that type of call is not subject to a video review — and crew chief Alan Porter signaled the out call.

Altuve then slammed his helmet and bat and was ejected.

His other ejection was on Aug. 6, 2016, when he was tossed during the seventh inning of a 3-2 loss against Texas for arguing after a called third strike by Porter.

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Umpire James Jean stands behind home plate during the fourth inning of a baseball game between the New York Mets and the Houston Astros, Sunday, June 30, 2024, in New York. (AP Photo/Pamela Smith)

Umpire James Jean stands behind home plate during the fourth inning of a baseball game between the New York Mets and the Houston Astros, Sunday, June 30, 2024, in New York. (AP Photo/Pamela Smith)

Houston Astros' Jose Altuve, second from right, argues on the field before being ejected by umpire James Jean during the seventh inning of a baseball game against the New York Mets, Sunday, June 30, 2024, in New York. (AP Photo/Pamela Smith)

Houston Astros' Jose Altuve, second from right, argues on the field before being ejected by umpire James Jean during the seventh inning of a baseball game against the New York Mets, Sunday, June 30, 2024, in New York. (AP Photo/Pamela Smith)

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