Video Summary
Here is the requested summary:- The Tesla Model Y is the number one best-selling electric vehicle in the UK.
- Both cars are practical family electric vehicles.
- The Nissan Ariya offers both two and four-wheel drive, which the Tesla Model Y does not.
- Both the Ariya and the Model Y come with two different battery sizes, but the Ariya battery sizes are bigger.
- The two-wheel-drive Tesla has a sixty-kilowatt-hour gross battery, which is about fifty-five kilowatt-hours usable.
- The long-range Tesla has a seventy-nine-kilowatt-hour battery with about seventy-five kilowatt-hours usable.
- The smaller Ariya has a sixty-three-kilowatt-hour battery.
- The bigger Ariya has an eighty-seven-kilowatt-hour battery, all usable.
- The Tesla charging network is easy to use and is readily available throughout Europe.
- Tesla long-range models can charge up to two hundred and fifty kilowatts, although it does calm down from there.
- The Nissan Ariya has a charging speed of one hundred and thirty kilowatts.
- The Model Y's single screen and interior minimalist look are enjoyed, and the screen quality is high.
- Tesla Model Ys have premium audio.
- A Tesla Model Y ride can be fidgety, and in terms of the driver’s seat, the seats aren’t very supportive. There is no extendable thigh adjustment, and the seats are somewhat short with not much side bolstering.
- The Model Y doesn't have matrix headlights or an opening sunroof, unlike the Ariya.
- Tesla Model Y has a keyless phone entry.
- The Nissan Ariya has Apple CarPlay but may not have Android Auto.
- The reviewer likes the ride quality of the Ariya better.
- The Ariya's climate control functions in a physical panel with haptic feedback, which is unnecessary since they are also replicated on the infotainment touchscreen.
- Overall, the Ariya does not have a nice big storage bin in the center like the Tesla.
- The Nissan Ariya does have a unique interior ambient lighting.
