Nissan Ariya
The second instalment of Nissan's electric car lineup is the Nissan Ariya. This electric crossover is full of tech, has an impressive range as standard and is a great price.
Est. Range
270mi (real world)
Efficiency
307 Wh/mi
Acceleration
0-62mph in 7.5 sec
Top Speed
99mph
Usable Battery
63kWh
Charging Port
CCS
Following in the footsteps of the pioneering LEAF, the Nissan Ariya promises to be a great addition to the electric SUV world. With top tech as standard, like 360 degree parking assist and great charging speeds, as well as an impressive range across all models, we’re really excited to get behind the wheel of this electric car.
Interior
Large digital displays, Dual Zone Climate Control and heated front seats - these are all standard features of the Nissan Ariya. The flat floor and impressive boot space make the inside of the Ariya perfect for a family.
Charging Speed
See how far an hour of charging gets you - whether you’re plugged in at home or using a fast charger.
Slow 3.7kW Chargers
- Typical location:
- Home
- Avg. miles per hour:
- 10 miles
Fast 7kW Chargers
- Typical location:
- Home | Work | Public
- Avg. miles per hour:
- 21 miles
Rapid Chargers
- Typical location:
- Public (short stays)
- Avg. miles per hour:
- 270 miles
1850mm wide
1660mm high
4595mm long
Drive:
Front wheel drive
Seats:
5
Boot volume:
465L
Tow hitch possible:
No
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