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My EV came with a compressor in the trunk. Last time I needed to fill the tires it worked fine.
I didn't even realize this until one day on the Nissan Leaf discussion boards, which led to a hilarious discussion of a whole bunch of us who had no idea we were carrying our own solution to this....
And if your car didn't come with one, they don't cost the earth. I have one that cost €30. Works fine for occasional use.
My Clarity has a compressor as well. I've had to use it a few times and it is very convenient.
@mem_somerville_kbin thanks for that tip. Nissan Leaf owner here.
Heh. You are welcome. This is how I found out too--a random discussion.