Nissan Ariya Electric SUV – Specifications, Features, Price, Competitors

All about Nissan Ariya electric SUV ✓ Specification ✓ Exterior ✓ Interior ✓ Mileage ✓ Color ✓ Features ✓ Price ✓ Comparison.

last updated on: 15-2-2023

Amid growing electric cars business in India, Nissan recently unveiled a compact car from its electric SUV segment, which has been specially designed to travel 27,000 kms from South Pole to North Pole. The special thing is that the glimpse of its original model has also been seen in India. This has raised the question whether this car is going to be launched in India, so let us tell you today why this car is being considered so popular.

In fact, Nissan’s Ariya EV was recently seen in a video. A video of this has also surfaced. A truck is seen towing the car away. The look of the car in this video is quite attractive. The car is of black colour. Although this video is from which part of India, this thing has not come to the fore yet.

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HIGHLIGHTS

Nissan Ariya EV gets two battery pack options
The All-electric SUV can deliver upto 529 kmrs range
India launch not confirmed

Nissan and its partner Renault recently announced a fresh investment of Rs 5,300 crore in the Indian market. The investment will mainly be for six new, locally produced cars and SUVs to be split equally between the two brands. Nissan will launch two SUVs and an entry-level EV made for India from 2025. Meanwhile, the carmaker is also considering a derivative of the Renault Triber MPV.

Nissan Ariya electric SUV – Launch Date:

The company has launched it in many countries, but there is no specific news about its launch in India, but it is believed that if this car is launched in India, then from Hyundai’s Ioniq to Kia ev6 to India from Nissan Ariya There will be tough competition.

Car Name	Expected Launch Date:
Nissan Ariya	First Half, 2023

Nissan Ariya electric SUV – Battery Specifications

Based on an all-new Alliance-developed EV platform, the 2023 Nissan Ariya will be made available with a twin electric motor setup and Nissan’s most advanced all-wheel control technology – e4ORCE. The new Nissan electric coupe crossover will come with two battery options – a 63kWh and a 87kWh. The battery pack is fitted under the centre of the vehicle ensuring a low centre of gravity and near-equal weight distribution front and rear.

Electric engine	Nissan Ariya
Battery Capacity	63kWh
Battery Type	Lithium-ion battery
Voltage	220 voltage
Motor Type	e-FORCE
Max. Power	215 bhp
Max. Torque	300 Nm
Transmission	Single Speed
Drivetrain	FWD/AWD
Driving Range	402 km/charge
Performance (0-100 kmph)	7.5 seconds
Top Speed	160 kmph
Electric engine	Nissan Ariya
Battery Capacity	87kWh
Battery Type	Lithium-ion battery
Voltage	320 voltage
Motor Type	e-FORCE
Max. Power	238 \| 302 bhp
Max. Torque	300 \| 600 Nm
Transmission	Single Speed
Drivetrain	FWD/AWD
Driving Range	529 \| 513 km/charge
Performance (0-100 kmph)	5.1 seconds
Top Speed	200 kmph

Nissan Ariya electric SUV – Dimensions

Nissan Ariya – Dimension
Length	4,595 mm
Width	1,850 mm
Height	1,660 mm
Wheelbase	2,775 mm
Ground Clearance	200 mm
Kerb Weight	1800 – 2300 kg
Wheel Size	19–20 inch

Nissan Ariya electric SUV – Design

Exterior

In terms of design, the Nissan Ariya looks very futuristic in its production form. At the front, you get a blacked out panel which forms the ‘grille’, housing the Nissan Logo in the centre. On either side you get a sleek pair of LED headlights, with boomerang-shaped LED DRLs right below. On the sides, one can see the sleek roofline, 5-spoke 19-inch aluminium wheels (20-inch wheels are also available) and a single line that stretches across the side profile. The rear is characterised by a steeply raked C-pillar, there is a one-piece light blade representing the rear combination lamps, along with rear fender flares and a high-mounted rear wing.

Interior

The interior of the Ariya looks simple and functional. The dashboard is minimalist and has only a few buttons. Nissan Ariya gets a floating dashboard design, separated from the centre console. Also adding to the airiness is the lack of push-type buttons cluttering up the space. There is a shifter with haptic drive mode controls, a flat floor leading to Nissan claiming that the electric SUV has the most spacious cabin in its class.