The new Nissan Ariya electric SUV is now available to pre-order in the UK with prices starting at just under £42,000. The zero-emission mid-size SUV will come with a choice of two battery sizes and ...

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Described as a force of wonder, the curiously named Ariya is the first dedicated EV developed by Nissan after the Leaf. With the Leaf on its way out, this crossover has many expectations to meet.

The first shipment of Nissan Ariyas has landed at the Port of Tyne in the United Kingdom over the weekend, signaling the imminent start of UK deliveries for the long-overdue electric crossover. Nissan ...

The first examples of the Nissan Ariya have arrived on UK shores as the EV inches closer to the hands of waiting customers. The Ariya touched British soil at the Port of Tyne in the northeast of ...

With its Leaf, Nissan was the first mainstream, full-line automaker to offer a widely available, mass-produced electric vehicle in the U.S. That was eleven years ago. And while it’s taken Nissan that ...

The Nissan Ariya arrived as a 2022 model year to compete in the EV space. Nissan is axing the Ariya and prioritizing a new EV, a redesigned Leaf subcompact SUV that's more affordable and has more ...

Nissan will be previewing a new look for its range-topping Ariya at the upcoming Japan Mobility Show, but it’s a look that will be familiar to anyone who’s seen a new Nissan Leaf. As our pictures show ...

Nissan will build European Union-bound examples of the all-electric Ariya in Japan instead of the UK as initially expected. The Japanese carmaker had considered building the Ariya at its Sunderland ...

The Nissan Ariya's presence in the United States was short-lived, with the Japanese automaker announcing last month that it was pausing production its its compact electric SUV for the U.S. market ...

Nissan North America, Inc. (Nissan) is recalling certain 2023 Ariya vehicles. The inverter software may misdiagnose an error, which can shut down the EV system, resulting in a loss of drive power.