New Nissan Electric SUV - 2021 Nissan Ariya Performance - Features - Interior

Today we review Nissan Ariya 2021.

Nissan has just unveiled a new all-electric crossover called Ariya as part of a four-year market turnaround program. The brand new Nissan Ariya 2021 introduces concept car designs. It's a substantial technical jump over the Leaf, featuring not just the company's potentially innovative design approach but also a determination to fight leading competitors like Tesla.
In 2006, Nissan changed the scenario for SUVs with the introduction of the Qashqai. Qashqai was the first mass-market crossover SUV that proved that without the elevating operating costs of a conventional off-roader, you could have a large-set driving position and family-friendly viabilities.
Afterward, in 2010, Nissan Juke hit the market – a small SUV that took the same winning strategy of the Qashqai, significantly sagged it, and again reduced running costs. Incredibly, both vehicles have subsequently sold like hotcakes. The argument is that whenever Nissan releases a new SUV, it's a reason for shaking up the market, which is precisely why the current Ariya is such a significant deal.

What's new with the Nissan Ariya Model 2021?
The Ariya is a fully electric, large SUV with styling that hasn't been completely transformed from the same name in 2019. Slim LED lights and a Nissan logo that lights up to invite you to the vehicle offer the Ariya a timeless look, while its sloping rear roofline ensures this Nissan strikes a balance between conventional and coupe-styled SUVs. Yet some of the frivolous things about the design, including cameras replacing traditional door mirrors, haven't brought it into service. You can assume that when it arrives later this year, the next Qashqai family SUV will also take strong signals from the Ariya.
Ariya not only brings a whole new battery-electric technology but also includes automated driving apps, personal speech assistance, and an impressive 300-mile range. Ariya is the first Nissan brand to have high-tech updates. There's no question that Ariya marks a notable move forward for Nissan, and when it appears in showrooms, we believe it will be a hot-seller. In this video, we're going to dig into all the battery range specifics and charge the power train, interior, and exterior configuration.
2021 Nissan Ariya Battery Power and Range
Power originates from two electric engines. Additionally, their high-performance power and versatile ranges are always there in every model you chose. Yet even the 63kWh entry-level two-wheel-drive model will carry you 223 miles between charges and 215bhp punts. There is an 87kWh variant of the Ariya beyond this, with range increasing to 310 miles and power enhancement to 239bhp. Then there are the versions of both cars, with Nissan's latest four-wheel-drive technology e-4orce (and therefore lower ranges) too. And the Ariya e-4orce 87kWh Quality lies at the very top of the line, promising up to 389bhp with a string of 248 miles. The variant will even run at 5.1sec to 62 mph-quicker than a Porsche Macan.
In terms of performance, Nissan claims the 0-100 km / h time varies from 7.6 seconds (for the Ariya 63kWh two-wheel drive) to 5.1 seconds for the 87kWh performance model. The uppermost speed ranges from 160 km / h to 200 km / h-not enough to threaten a Tesla Model 3. As for weight, it comes in at 1800-2300 kg, typical of the EV.
The charging system has thermal battery management features for its liquid-cooled batteries, and the Ariya 63kWh models include a 7.4kW domestic charger. The 87kWh version will support home charging of a 22kW three-phase battery for as long as your home does. The positive news for those utilizing public chargers is that it allows up to 130kW easy charging.
2021 Nissan Ariya Exterior
The 2021 Nissan Ariya is an amazing looking vehicle with clean shells and a remarkable graphical profile, including 'boomerang' LED headlights and a closed-off grille for aerodynamic purposes. Nissan believes Ariya is the brand's latest design language, called "Timeless Japanese Futurism." We think the Ariya looks cleaner but still more conventional and less angular than Nissan's Murano SUV, although it has sleek, modern headlights.
Ariya has integrated a Japanese Kimiko 3d shield which is a triangular design usually made of wood. The shield is surrounded by angled lights allowing about 4 LED projector headlights on each side for a rather complicated B motion grill on top. Ariya appears to have all the right outer edges and curves. There is a single horizontal line going straight from the front back along with the elevated lower rocker panel which enhances the car's width. Everything is neatly bound together size-wise.

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[DrivingPassion]

Today we post very in-depth Nissan Ariya 2021 review, sit back and enjoy!😊🤗

[jteamaz]

We just bought a 2019 Leaf, and it's range is impressive compared to the 2015 we had previously. This model looks promising and I will be watching it closely ... super nice.

[mikerichards]

Great video, thanks. I’m going to be looking for a new car in about 12 months time and currently have a Nissan Leaf. My children are 13, 11 and 7. Do you think the Ariya will be sufficiently spacious in the back for them to be comfortable over longer journeys? Thanks very much!

[Rickster]

Nissan did a great job creating this car. I am curious to know how much the long range battery 2wd version will cost?

[CatViAnhNgocAnh]

I would like to know the moon roof info. How is it operated?
Can it open all the way?
Can it open as lift partial up like nissan altima?
Can you include in video in the post?

[calvinh]

If Ariya wanna throw a knockout punch at Model Y, price will be the key issue! Few thousand bucks difference will keep the crowd stay on Tesla's turf.

[seanpeacock]

Still the same problem as the rest
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