Nissan Ariya Cars
Nissan's latest offering in the electric SUV market is the Nissan Ariya. The Ariya has a sporty yet sleek design that catches the eye at first glance. It has a generous interior space and impressive technological features making it stand out among other SUVs in its class.
Under the hood, the Ariya comes with either one or two electric motors depending on which variant is chosen. The base model boasts a single motor that delivers 160kW of power to its front wheels. For those seeking more power, there is an all-wheel-drive model that provides up to 290kW through dual electric motors.
The Ariya is equipped with an advanced battery system that delivers an impressive range of up to 500 km (WLTP standard) on a single charge. In Australia where longer journeys between major cities are commonplace, this extended range will undoubtedly be a welcome feature for drivers. Charging can be done at home via the AC charging port or at public charging stations using the DC fast charger for even faster charging times.
Another noteworthy aspect of this SUV is its driving capabilities as it features Nissan’s new ProPilot technology, making it semi-autonomous under certain conditions. This system helps keep you centered in your lane and automatically maintains distance from other vehicles on the road while keeping speed consistent based on traffic flow.
Australian buyers will appreciate some unique features exclusive to their region like Android Auto/Apple CarPlay smartphone integration which comes standard on all variants in Australia, something many global auto manufacturers often miss including in Australian specs.
In summary, The Nissan Ariya stands out among electric SUVs with advanced technological features including long-range batteries and semi-autonomous driving technologies, and Australian-centric design additions make it particularly well-suited to tackle local roads while being technologically forward-thinking . With Australian buyers growing more eco-conscious than ever before – this Japanese manufacturer could make considerable waves down under upon arrival later this year or early next year as anticipated for availability worldwide by mid-2022.
