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Nissan Ariya Car Review Summary:Nissan's first all-electric crossover SUV debuted in 2023.
It has powerful acceleration and a quiet, smooth operation.
It offers an EPA estimated range of up to 304 miles on the Venture Plus model, making it suitable for daily commutes and road trips.
The design philosophy is described as timeless Japanese Futurism, emphasizing sleek, sexy, and seamless aesthetics.
The front features a shield with a 3D traditional Japanese Kumiko pattern housing sensors for driver assistance.
The redesigned Nissan logo is prominently displayed at the center with slim LED headlamps.
The side profile features a single, uninterrupted horizontal line, conveying linear movement and architectural beauty.
The rear sports a steeply raked C-pillar, a one-piece light blade, and a rear fender flare emphasizing its powerful EV capabilities.
The Ariya is available in nine trim levels; plus denotes models with extended-range battery.
The interior provides a spacious cabin due to its compact powertrain components, allowing for a flat, open floor and slim-profile zero gravity seats.
The instrument panel integrates capacitive haptic switches for climate control functions.
The center storage box can serve as a mobile office or picnic table.
The adjustable center console adapts to the driver’s preference.
It is available in front- and all-wheel drive with a choice of a 63-kilowatt or 87-kilowatt battery capacity.
All-wheel-drive models feature Nissan’s e-Force technology, optimizing power output and braking for stability and control.
Battery placement ensures a low center of gravity and near-equal weight distribution for exceptional handling.
It offers advanced driver assistance features, including ProPilot Assist 2.0 for hands-on assistance and ProPilot Park for automatic parking.
It comes with standard safety features, including Nissan Safety Shield 360.
Features intelligent personal assistance technology with voice recognition and Amazon Alexa integration.
Features a 12.3-inch instrument monitor, a 12.3-inch center display, and a large full-color head-up display.
It offers firmware updates over the air for continuous improvement.
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Kia EV6 are its closest competitors and both have faster charging speeds.
Another notable competitor is the Ford Mustang Mach-E.
The Ariya represents a new era for electric vehicles, combining power, performance, sleek design, and advanced technology to redefine the driving experience.
The tested model’s MSRP is just over $56,000.
