NISSAN ARIYA
MEDIUM SUV
WATT MATTERS?
The Ariya arrives in Australia with the difficult task of reminding buyers that Nissan helped pioneer the modern EV. Its calm design and lounge-like cabin take a quieter approach than many new electric SUVs.
THE BASICS
A medium battery-electric SUV with variant-dependent battery, range and drivetrain choices. Its emphasis is comfort and easy everyday use rather than attention-grabbing performance.
THE NUMBERS
- Price
- Australian price to be confirmed
- Battery
- 63 kWh usable
- Claimed range
- 385 km WLTP combined electric range
- Charging
- 7.4 kW AC standard; 130 kW DC. DC 10-80% approximately 35 minutes at 130 kW under stated conditions.
- Drivetrain
- Front-wheel drive
- Power
- 160 kW combined system output; 300 Nm combined
- Seats
- 5
- Warranty
- 5 years unlimited km standard; up to 10 years / 300,000 km with eligible Nissan servicing. Battery capacity: 8 years / 160,000 km.
- Boot space
- 466 L rear cargo, rear seats upright, measured to roof
- Energy consumption
- 18.4 kWh/100 km WLTP combined
- Comfort
- Five seats; cloth upholstery.
- Technology
- Dual 12.3-inch displays; six-speaker audio.
Figures belong to the variants named above. WLTP and NEDC are different tests; neither promises your real-world range. Charging claims depend on the charger, battery temperature and state of charge.
Specifications checked 2026-10-17..
Awaiting verification · Last checked: 2026-10-17. Some prices and specifications await final verification and will be marked Confirmed once checked. Always confirm finer details with your salesperson, dealer or manufacturer representative.
THE WATTCAR TAKE
The Ariya deserves a fair look despite its late local arrival. Refinement and packaging could be its strengths, but price and charging capability must stand up against a much younger field.
GO FURTHER
MANUFACTURER WEBSITEFor the configurator, local stock and a written quote.