Video Summary
- The video reviews the Nissan Ariya 87 kWh E-force, an all-wheel-drive version.- A previous test used a front-wheel-drive, both the small and big batteries.
- This version is all-wheel drive and testing if less efficient than the front-wheel drive.
- Two separate measurements on the dashboard track driving performance, "Since Start" and "Since Charge".
- The climate controls seem to have an issue; a high temperature setting (25°C) is needed to feel warm.
- The auto high beam feature blinds oncoming traffic often enough that they flash their lights.
- Auto steer has a warning when the steering wheel isn't held, and deactivates steering assist for a short time, not permanently as Tesla does.
- One finding about the auto steer system is that it measures pressure applied, not rotation.
- The Nissan Ariya E-force seems to be significantly thirstier than the front-wheel-drive models.
