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Nissan Ariya review - it changes everything!

Nissan Ariya review - it changes everything!

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
This is the all-new Nissan Ariya! It s an all-new all-electric SUV, and Mat s going hands-on with a prototype edition to see if it will have what it takes to compete with class-leaders like the Mustang Mach-E & Tesla Model Y! And on first impressions, it looks like it may have what it takes! The exterior design is super sleek, with a sloping roofline at the back coupled with a full-length light bar. Up front, there s a very cool grille coupled with some real vents! All in all, it s easily one of the best looking EV SUVs out there today. But that s not all - the high quality continues on the inside, too. The overall design seems relatively similar to a BMW iX, although you ll find a large number of touch sensitive buttons below a large infotainment screen. Unfortunately, though, the quality of the actual infotainment system isn t all that great. When it comes to power output and charging, the range-topping Ariya will come with two electric motors that can produce 394hp! The larger 87kWh battery pack should also be good for a claimed range of 310 miles. As you can imagine though, this stylish EV SUV doesn t come cheap, with prices starting from 42, 000 - 15, 000 more than a Qashqai! So is it worth it? You ll have to stick with Mat to see for yourself!
Date: 2022-04-12

Comments and reviews: 10


The rise and rise of these obscenely large vehicles is so depressing. They're far too big for UK roads, they have a terrible drag coefficient, and they're lethal when involved in pedestrian collisions. At 40mph a pedestrian has 54% chance of being killed if struck by a car. At the same speed the same impact will kill 100% of pedestrians.
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I think a little spill of water on that center console is going to activate those driving mode buttons. Like when there's a tiny bit of water on your phone's screen.
Possibly if someone gets in their car with a slightly wet coat-sleeve from the rain.

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Literally no reason to buy that. Insanely oversized for the lack of space it prodivdes you. Cars need to stop getting bigger for no reason FFS. And even 1500kg is shite towing capacity, not to mention 750kg
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I love the old 50s - 70s car era where cars had character and charm. Cars nowadays seem to be purposely made to look dull as it must be so easy to create some interesting shapes from the same materials.
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Back windows dont go down all the way when they are in one piece. They only go down all the way when there are divaded into 2 sections. One smaller fixed and the other that goes down.
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with the price of electric and a lack of charge points I don't think a full electric car is the future for anyone that lives in an apartment or high rise flat
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Oh god, another ugly SUV. I wish we stopped a couple of years ago. We had so much larger variety of cars: sedans, estates, small sporty cars.
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Am I only one having second thoughts of this car's price; and interior looks?
Don't get me wrong but, Isn't that a cheap looking interior?

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8: 08 - _ Regardless of what trim you go for - man-made or animal-made, the steering wheel is always leather _
Not so vegan now, is it?

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3: 39 Thank you Matt! I was worried that the arm rest will crush my Galaxy Z Fold 2 (being about twice as thick as a regular smartphone)
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