Nissan Ariya - Review, Specs, Pricing, Features, Videos and More

Nissan enters the booming mainstream EV SUV market with the all-new Ariya. One of the larger entires, the all-electric Nissan is positioned to be more premium than some of its main competitors.

Initially, the vehicle will be available with a choice of drivetrains. Customers can choose between a single motor powering the front wheels, or a dual motor setup sending power to all four wheels.

The 2023 Nissan Ariya is all about choice. Besides being the all-electric SUV option within the brand’s lineup, there are no fewer than eight trims available in the United States (six in Canada). These cover two battery sizes, two driveline choices, and three power level outputs.

Despite the magnitude of choices, the majority of our seat time behind the wheel of the Ariya has been with the same configuration. Large battery, front-wheel drive, and larger front motor.

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The 2023 Nissan Ariya marks the brand’s second all-electric vehicle. Competing in the booming small SUV EV segment, the Ariya is in tough against a lot of great competition. To attract the most possible customers, the vehicle comes in several different configurations.

There are two battery sizes, the choice of front- or all-wheel drive, and multiple power levels. Recently, we spent a week with a top-of-the-line 2023 Nissan Ariya Platinum+ e-4ORCE. With nearly every available feature included, there’s a lot to like about this small electric utility vehicle. But there’s also some things we’d like to change. Below are three things we love about it, and three features we’re not so keen about.

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The world of electric vehicles can be confusing for first time buyers. New vehicles are being introduced all the time with unusual names. Just about every major auto manufacturer has joined the party, and in a variety of sizes.

To help consumers sort through the various offerings, we’ve gathered eight all-electric mainstream SUVs. Instead of our usual head-to-head comparison, we’re offering more of a segment overview as to what each of these options bring to the vehicular table.

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It’s a bit of a surprise it took this long.

Nissan was one of the first mass market electric vehicle adaptors with the original LEAF. Considering all the experience, success, and knowledge gained form two generations of the compact EV, we’re a bit shocked it has taken the brand as long as it has to release a second full electric vehicle.

But Nissan finally has in the form of a compact SUV-like vehicle called the Ariya. Yes, you read that right, compact. Although the Ariya visually looks large from the outside, it’s smaller than the brand’s own Rogue SUV. Measuring 182.3-inches (4,645 mm) in length and 65.4-inches (1,660 mm) in height, it’s shorter and lower to the ground than the Rogue.

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This is the 2023 Nissan Ariya e-4ORCE, the pronunciation of which I’m reminded a few times is almost certainly not ee–four-orce.

The son of Leaf arrived on the scene late last year in front-drive form, but this dual-motor option promises more power and more all-weather capability. It’ll cost you in terms of range and price, however. Does Nissan’s second EV make sense in this new AWD form? Let’s find out.

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The Nissan Ariya vs Ford Mustang Mach-E are two popular EV SUV choices. One has been in this space for a few years while the other is all-new.

The Mustang Mach-E is Ford’s feisty EV racehorse, complete with an iconic badge to instil excitement and performance. Entering its second year of production for 2022, the battery capacity is slightly increased. Standard equipment on some trim levels is also revised.

Over at Nissan, the company is finally ready to get the new Ariya on the road. It’s a long awaited model with its release hampered by production delays. But the Ariya represents the next step of Nissan’s road to electrification.

We put the Nissan Ariya vs Ford Mustang Mach-E in a battle of features and capabilities. The goal, to find out which electric crossover comes out on top.

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The competition in the compact EV SUV class is growing at a rapid pace. Here, we take an in-depth look at the Nissan Ariya vs Kia EV6.

The Ariya is a long-awaited launch from Nissan, finally about to hit the roads this year. It promises to be the next stage of EV development for the company, and a glimpse into the new design language for future Nissan products.

Kia’s sporty EV crossover has already been making waves over its bold exterior design, alongside its retro-futuristic cousin from Hyundai. Both the Nissan and Kia offer a range of powertrain options matched to smart interiors packed with tech. To see if the Ariya can take away some of the EV6’s momentum, we are looking at each vehicle’s features and capabilities side-by-side. Read on to see which EV SUV is better for you.

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We’re taking a deep dive into the features and capabilities of the Nissan Ariya vs Hyundai Ioniq 5.

The midsize follow up to the Nissan Leaf was fraught with delays during its production, but is now finally hitting streets this year. There’s proper hype around the release of the company’s new EV. Enough, that when combined with production constraints, Nissan has had to restrict orders of the Ariya just months after it was released.

Hyundai’s Ioniq 5 was also released with ample anticipation. Much of it due to its unique, retro-futuristic design. While deliveries of the Ioniq 5 have already hit the streets, it remains a popular option and new orders still carry a hefty wait time.

Which of these hyped-up EVs deserve your attention and money? We add up the numbers to find out in a battle of the Nissan Ariya vs Hyundai Ioniq 5.

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