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Nissan Ariya Nismo
The Ariya Nismo is pleasant enough in some ways but makes you pay too big of a penalty in ride, price and range to justify ...
But the Ariya isn't a pickup, or even a rugged SUV, it's a vehicle meant to appeal to Nissan Murano and Honda CR-V buyers. Their concerns are different. "The priority was interior cabin space.
Set to arrive in September, the Ariya has sharp prices that undercut some rivals. Priced from $60,595 drive-away, the ...
Inside, the Nissan Ariya is pleasing with the luxurious look and feel of the Platinum+ model. The Nappa leather seats look upscale, and the contrast-colored stitching adds a nice touch.
Among mainstream small SUVs, the Ariya Platinum+’s 16.4 cubic feet of space is more similar to a Kia Seltos (16.3) and Jeep Compass (16.0), but the Ariya’s price tag can reach luxury territory ...
The 2024 Nissan Ariya hasn’t changed a bit for its second model year, and yet it’s now a lot more appealing and competitive. Why? As a philosopher once said, ...
Nissan says the Ariya can hold 22.8 cubic feet of cargo space behind its rear seats, or up to 59.7 cubic feet with those seats folded down — a little more than the Bolt EUV and a little less ...
The Nissan Ariya was revealed way back in the dark days of summer 2020, yet is only reaching dealers in early 2023 in front-wheel-drive guise with the all-wheel-drive e-4ORCE version arriving ...
Nissan claims the all-wheel drive version will do zero to 60 mph in a respectable 4.8 seconds, compared to an unremarkable 7.2 seconds for the front-wheel drive single-motor powertrain.
Independent Expert Opinion of the 2023 Nissan Ariya The 2023 Nissan Ariya is a solid addition to the new crop of crossover EVs. Compared to its competition, it offers a more conventional driving feel, ...
Unfortunately for Nissan, the Kia's chassis punches well above its weight, rivaling the best sports sedans out there. The Ariya's is merely good. Worth noting is the brake pedal.
The Ariya offers two battery options, even with its e-4orce AWD. Our AWD test SUV used the larger 87-kWh pack but returned only 230 miles on average, a middle-of-the-road number.