Nissan today launched the Ariya electric crossover in the United States and has started taking reservations. Pricing starts at $46,000, excluding incentives. The Ariya is Nissan’s long-awaited second electric vehicle, following the Leaf. Japanese automakers established an early lead in all-electric vehicles. Source: electrek.co
Pros: Functional, stylish, well-built cabin. Affordable prices; different performance, range and trim combinations. Standard front-wheel drive Cons: Misses one-pedal driving and weird e-Step feature.Charging is relatively slow The 2024 Nissan Ariya hasn’t changed a bit in its second model year, but it’s even more appealing. Source: Autoblog
Aside from superior efficiency and range, Autogefühl’s Thomas says the 2023 Ariya has one of the best EV interiors he’s ever seen. in 11:06 a.m. ET EV enthusiasts have high hopes for the Nissan Ariya, the Japanese automaker’s first all-new electric vehicle since its launch. Source: insideevs.com
Price competition in the all-electric vehicle segment extends beyond Ford and Tesla. Nissan has also joined the fray, cutting the price of its SUV Ariya by up to $6,000 to encourage drivers to buy electric cars. When it comes to entry-level models… Source: Cars Direct
Nissan has lowered the Ariya’s 2024 starting price to $40,980. The move follows similar price cuts at Ford as the EV market becomes more competitive. Prices for all Ariya models, not just the basic version, are down by up to $6,000. As competition intensifies in the electric SUV market, price competition also intensifies… Source: Car and Driver
Nissan has just unveiled a high-performance version of its electric SUV Ariya. His NISMO performance division at the company improved the car’s aerodynamics, added power, and sprinkled dashes of sport throughout the interior to create Nissan’s first spicy electric car. Nissan unveiled the car at the Tokyo Auto Salon and promised to release it in Japan. Source: Kelley Blue Book