The 2023 Nissan Ariya e-4ORCE Is A GTR-Inspired All-Weather Electric SUV
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- Опубліковано 20 чер 2024
- Nissan's first-ever AWD electric SUV has arrived and the 2023 #NissanAriya is targeting the heart of the segment with the #Ariyae4ORCE. This dual-motor version of the #Ariya offers roughly twice the power and torque of the single motor version, while max range at 272 miles is competitive amongst its rivals. For an extra $4,000, the #e4ORCE version of the #Nissan Ariya seems like a worthy option.
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Happy Friday guys! Hope you all had a great week! We've braved the heavy rains and winds earlier this week in Northern California to drive the AWD version of the Ariya and came away more impressed than we thought! We're hoping to get our hands on one soon for a longer period to test out the range and charging speeds on a Level 3 station, but even though Nissan had to delay this car, its still a solid choice in the segment. Expect the e-4ORCE model to show up in dealers later this month!
I would've done this in a public garage somewhere out of the rain. Props to your dedication to good lighting
I have to give it to Nissan. This is one of the nicest cars they’ve had in decades. They still have a lot of work to do, but if this is their future direction in quality, I’m looking forward to it.
I agree! I can’t believe this is a Nissan.
Don’t judge the book by its cover. This car lacks of technology and has cheap material. It’s like a toy car that runs electricity. And the car doesn’t look that nice comparing to Tesla. I test drove this car before deciding to order a Tesla Model Y performance
@@fuck_you_chinaagree Renault still has their hands in them tht alliance needs to go
You’re not wrong. He opened the door and I was genuinely surprised. What’s sad is that this interior, at least this platinum trim, isn’t just the nicest looking and highest quality interior in a Nissan, this is easily nicer than anything Infiniti has put out in YEARS
Still years behind Tesla
This interior look way better put together than Model Y. And look more premium too.
And it looks better than one on the new Lexus RZ.
Nissan is directly competing with the Y. I was going to get a Y, but the more practical Ariya at 48k vs 65k for the Y it was a no-brainer. I need more practicality from Tesla.
Timestamps:
1:28 motor-battery specs/options
3:15 Exterior
6:33 trunk/cargo space
7:28 chargeport/charging speed
8:16 Interior (Fob, seats, standard features, etc.)
15:28 Infotainment system and instrument panel
16:35 More interior
17:26 Backseat
19:23 Driving feel, performance, etc.
27:26 Pro Pilot Assist 2.0
31:28 Conclusion: impression, speed, comfort, & pricing
Better than new all electric Lexus car, the RZ. This Ariya looks better inside and out, and offers a better battery package. It’s just great tbh, and it’s new semi autonomous driving system is among the best. Amazing job, Nissan!
Nissan did a good job on this one. Exterior looks pretty good. Interior is a standout. No touch sensitive buttons. Physical controls, door handles, etc. A step in the right direction 👌🏽
There are touch sensitive buttons... at least they have haptic feedback though.
Nissan coming back strong!
I like that it has a normal door handle. Sturdy and works better. I don't like to advertise to the world that my car is unlocked with those silly slideout ones.
I also like that it has a real memorable name. A huge emotional and personable factor. Unlike those silly 'bztz4xvt ev456 evthis ev that...'
Way to go Nissan!
I agree. I thought I was the only one that wasn't wowed by the flush electric handles.
This will be my 1st Nissan EV now Sofyan.
Good job Nissan with the interior!
Hmmm, let's see. Decent exterior appearance (although, I'd likely go with the smaller wheels), regular door handles, a regular steering wheel (not a stupid yoke) and a beautiful interior that isn't covered in gloss black plastic. If you are looking for a regular EV (not a racecar), this is a very good option.
I agree. The interior is especially impressive. Not interested in paying 60-large for a Nissan just yet in order to get the nicest stuff they offer but this is a solid effort.
@@Stressless2023 It's an EV, they're all expensive. This one at least looks half decent inside. Most sub $60k EVs look like $20k econoboxes as that's basically what they are. A $20k economy car with a $25k battery.
@@jeffer1101 Oh I'm aware that most can creep up into this price range, but I'd feel the same way about paying this much money for any vehicle from a mainstream brand like Nissan unless it was a nice truck or some sort of collectible. I bought the wife a new lightly-equipped but not base model 2023 Chevy Bolt EUV late last year for roughly $31k and while it does look more "economy" car than this as you said, it still looks modern and relatively substantial in size, and I'm sitting on the $30k difference in price which is what matters more to me lol. I considered Tesla for our first EV and just couldn't justify the cost difference outside of the autonomous driving features which the wife is still afraid of anyway. I don't find the styling of this car to be particularly ground-breaking or special, certainly not bad though, but the interior design/features is especially impressive to my eyes. For around $45k very well equipped I'd be mildly interested in this as a replacement for my current Toyota Venza daily driver, but $60k+ for a near-loaded Nissan EV I'll pass. Definitely a good effort on them though.
I saw one out on the road the other day. Very good looking vehicle, well done Nissan👏🏻
Nissan did a great job of modern and traditional features that I would want as a consumer. The finishes look top notch. Great job Nissan!
Seen this at my local dealership. I was shocked how cheap this car is verse it’s competitors. Their sticker price for a Fully loaded Ariya was $49k. Nice to see Nissan finally add another EV that’s priced well
It was probably the FWD version. This fully loaded model is pushing 60k
Someone posted ur price isnt right but there is one near me thats loaded and awd and similar price. your post is right.
Unfortunately its real cost is going to be higher because it isn't eligible for any US federal tax credits.
@@wazgoodjj okay correction it was missing the autonomous feature. That’s it! I asked and checked 3xs that was the final price
The fully loaded one is $60k which is as expensive as an advanced gv60 and a little less than the Mach e premium awd. awd large battery is about 54k so about as much as a tech package wind ev6 so I say it’s not obviously better than the competitor. Worse that it doesn’t get federal credit so it already started on a back foot against Tesla, Ford, Volkswagen and chevy
Very nice design from interior materials to exterior!
Ok, this looks really nice, especially on the interior. It just looks so inviting!
Saw one yesterday. Beautiful design
I’m very impressed with what Nissan did here!
@Redline_Reviews- well I’ll be damned I hope it’s an ariya. How do I give you my bank account information and social security number so we can make it officially mine?! 🤣🤣🤣
Wow the Nissan Arriya looks nice and a futuristic interior. Nicer than an Infiniti. I wonder if there will be an Infiniti version coming.
Nissan should just cancel Infiniti altogether, they haven’t built a nice car in 20 years.
@@mattspeer01 the problem with infiniti (and inherently nissan) is that they innovate and make something truly great… but then run the platform too long and let other manufactures catch up and pass them. I daily drive a 2015 q50 and it arguably had the best drivers assist system of the segment when it came out. It has electric power steering, LKAS, adaptive cruise control, FCW and automatic braking, RCTA and rear automatic braking, 360° camera, F+R parking sensors, adaptive full LED headlights… but look at the Q50 now… 9 years later it is relatively identical in terms of tech. automakers have passed it and making these things standard and not a pricey option
Great job Nissan. Now all you have to do is give the rest of your lineup the same amount of focus and attention.
Quite like the design of the car, both exterior and interior. Nissan recently has been crafting really attractive looking cars and still maintains its uniqueness as a brand.
I've never considered an all electric vehicle, but Nissan has changed my mind. This beats Lexus for me... excellent design...the fit and finish are better than most luxury brands....and IT'S PRACTICAL! Great review!
Love your response to the voice recognition, “go away” 😊. Yes, nice and functional interior. Love the artificial sound in sport mode. I do have other EVs I’m considering to buy within 12 months or so. This will be one of them.
Shout out Nissan, for making a panoramic roof that actually OPENS!! 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾
Not the first. Lincoln did it in 2013 on the MKZ
@RidinONChrome Huh? What? I never said that!
@@jraheemjefcoat429 The MKZ has a panoramic roof that opens. I was thinking you were implying that no one made one. Sorry.
If it can do the Jetsons sound I'm sold!
If the next gen Murano were to get this sort of style update, minus the horrific wheels, I'd be in. I owned a 2015 Murano for ~8 years and it was a fantastic vehicle all around.
This looks so nice. It’s a little too expensive for a Nissan but it’s just such a nice EV
Man I really like this cars interior. The outside is meh, but the interior is 👌. Nice job Nissan! I kinda want one.
I would buy that just for the interior. Fantastic.
My Ariya Engage was literally my only option 11 months ago. It has everything I need to commute and do Uber, and everyone seems pleased. I had 2 Russian Engineers ride in it, and they were impressed that it was a Nissan.
Dude, do you work for apple car play or what? Ever review you do always shows apple car play, kinda annoying. please show the factory display first, then apple or android stuff.
Excellent review. Always a pleasure watching.
This was a very professional presentation and review. Thank you very much! I have already ordered, but there is a long delivery time for Ariya AWD, even in Norway
Great review, man.
Finally a new key fob
This thing is stunning. Honestly, it looks like something out of Ghost in the Shell. Heck, I think there's even some promo GITS art with a Nissan in it, that looks similar.
Did anyone else notice the dual antenna on the top of the car? The only brand that does that is Land Rover. That’s interesting and a first. And I wonder why it has it.
Helps with propilot 2.0
Love this red!!!
Love the design of center console design
2023 Nissan Ariya Platinum Plus + AWD E-4Force!
Nice solid sounding thunk 😊
I think the Ariya such an awesome BEV! They really nailed it with the design, and the battery package is top-notch. Plus, the semi-autonomous driving system is pretty sweet. The best part, I think, is it's competitively priced compared to other similar cars, so if you're thinking of getting an EV, I feel this one should be at the top of your list. The interior and exterior are both impressive, and I love that they even added a personal touch with the name "Ariya." All in all, I think it's a practical and well-rounded option for anyone in the market for an electric vehicle
Very tempting indeed. New nissan designs are very attractive indeed.
great review and it sounded honest too ... most importantly🎉. I test drove a front wheel drive version last week and it seemed to handle well in a light Colorado rain storm. I did like the standard included tech options on the lower trims! considering waiting for a AWD though not sure when that is expected to get released in our market. Glad they added more interior space vs. a silly frunk
I’m a 4xe Jeep owner-- and I’d say this is a nice EV from Nissan. Well done!!
I love the komiki (not sure how to speed it) design piece up by the review mirror. That’s attention to detail
Nissan is already very good at keeping the center of gravity of heavy vehicles low in the name of handling like with the R35 GTR which handles as if it’s 1000lbs lighter than it is. Now Nissan gets to make an AWD EV.. Should handle very well.
very great in dept review. i saw an ariya in the wild last week and called my dealership and they're coming in. just the fwd version. the awd should be soon, when i asked another dealer they have some awd on the port and about to be delivered within the next 2 weeks. I've been on the wait list of the wait list for 13 months now and it'll probably be another 8 months wait till i get my awd one here in canada as it's a smaller market than the states. I'm still deciding between this and the EV6 and this video is partly swaying my decision. It's more to me which one arrives first. I was on the wait list for an ioniq 5 but the more i think about it, the more ugly i think the design is . can't wait till your next video!
Nicely done, thanks
Great video, but for real: You can't get the upgraded audio on ANY trim, than the top "Platinum" :/ With so many trim options available, this seems pretty lame.
Thank you Sofyan for your usual excellent review. I think the Ariya is a beautiful vehicle with an exceptionally designed interior. The E-4orce is definitely the way to go, IMO, but is quite pricey.
Ariya is great, but Platinum is 62k which is the same price as Cadillac Lyriq with considerably better interior and extra 30-40 miles of range. Lyriq also has AKG premium audio, but Bose in Ariya could sound just as good.
Regarding the zero to 60, you were testing on a wet surface. So it's possible it could actually be sub 5 seconds in ideal conditions.
Looks great and definitely on my shopping list. They don’t show the red online for the builder. And sad blue is the only interior color on top trim.
Can you do a video summarizing autonomous tech by different manufacturers?
Honestly, you are a legend. You keep surprising me with your talents. You were born to do this.
Sofyan, can you verify this?
Ok, scam. Wasted a lot of my valuable time.
I know if I was gifted this I would have no complaints ❤
Nasty weather. I wonder if the lighting would have been ok to film it in an underground garage
Nice Job Nissan.
My buddy bought a Nissan Leaf a few months ago, and took it on a road trip to Connecticut from Pennsylvania. He said one of the biggest downsides that he didn’t consider before driving it is how much less battery life you get using your heat settings in your car. The electric car doesn’t produce heat like an engine, so it draws on the battery. When they say “max range”, they mean best case scenario. They did the trip in some pretty bitter winter weather. He said he was also surprised that it was still pricey to stop and charge the vehicle a few times. Even though it was cheaper than gas it’s still is a cost to consider. Aside from that he loves it.
I commute too much to rely on a fully electric vehicle at the moment, but hopefully in the next few years they continue to increase the range. I just traded my 2018 CX5 for a 2023 Outback. I’m assuming the next vehicle I buy will be fully electric.
This new Nissan is actually really cool looking with a sweet interior. And I really like what Toyota has done with the new Prius. Lots to look forward to.
Great review! Even though I’m not in the market I love seeing auto makers adapt and innovate.
The worst thing about the Leaf that I had wasn't the range, but the Chademo charging. So much harder to find a working chademo charger.
the ariya has a heated and liquid cooled battery with a heat pump more effecient
Yes, buying an EV, a heat pump is a must! Luckily, Nissan learned and modernized the Ariya.
@@ryansherman4556 LEAF also comes with heat pump
@@cdbuiles never new that the leaf moved to a heat pump
No way did I just get an Ariya ad
Still my dream Nissan EV SUV I want to buy.
Wow I really want that blue interior, but $62k is a lot for this 🥺.
I hope Nissan does pass on the 7500 credit for leases 🤞
I just got mine yesterday on lease and they did pass on the 7500 credit!
My only gripe is that this vehicle is marketed as a crossover/SUV but the federal ID label is listed as a passenger and not a multi purpose vehicle (MPV).
I have a 2012 Nissan Sentra S with over 267,000 miles on it. Never had an issue with the original CVT. I changed the fluid every 60,000 miles as required in the owner’s manual. Nissan is capable to be reliable as Toyota and Honda. You haters should learn how to read a manual and drive a car properly and you won’t have any problems long term.
Nah really u Just got lucky prolly urs was built in the middle of week u prolly like 5% tht happen to the rest cvt fails before 100K
He's not lucky I have 170k on my 11 Maxima only replaced the power steering pump. People don't take care of their cars maintenance wise. I do like this for a replacement for my Maxima though.
Does the front wheel drive get atleast 300 mile range?
Oh it rains in NoCal baby. Boy does it ever
Beautiful looking car, I have a rogue now that I hate, I was never going to get another Nissan again but now I might have to
This was my second choice after the model Y, but the AWD version is not available until "later in the year." why the delay?
I'm here to see if the glovebox is lined with felt.
Is that the subwoofer for the Bose Audio ??
It looks nice! The steering wheel placement looks like a school bus steering wheel. Just the way it’s in angle 📐
A much better EV compared to the Lexus RZ you just reviewed.
The materials and features you get in this car is basically luxury territory even though it wears Nissan Badge, I would take it any day over Lexus RZ450E, Lexus also has less range than Ariya.
So agreed. And before someone says "Toyota reliability", Nissan has actually been in the full EV game longer than Toyota and while the Leaf has shortcomings, it isn't unreliable. Nissan is also running some of the best batteries and e-motors on this as well.
@@hellkitty1014 I'd love to see what Nissan can do with a hypothetical Infiniti version of the Ariya.
@@vincenty747 indeed! I wish Nissan would figure out whether or not they want Infiniti to be successful beyond its current state. The newest product in their lineup, the QX60, isn't all that much more luxurious/different than a Pathfinder Platinum. The Q50/60 date back to the 2014 model-year, however there have been two gens of Altima during that time frame(2.5 if you count the 2023 refresh). Infiniti doesn't even offer a hybrid at the moment(neither does crosstown rival Acura, sans the NSX, interestingly enough). Nissan is obviously pouring money into the core Nissan brand(even the Titan has a more modern transmission than the QX80, which shares the V8), so it is strange that Infiniti seems to not have an obvious identity at the moment.
I was very disappointed on the Lexus RZ. Hopefully they'll do better in a couple years given how Toyota is slow to changes
How about the battery life and the cost of replacement?
Impressed with Nissan, but the way you pronounced Healdsburg lol anywayyy yeah for once Nissan not bad.
Nice vehicle. I’m surprised you didn’t say “Oh Fu$k” on the 0-60 test 😂
I'm surprisingly impressed. Build quality and styling look really good. That blue interior should be gray with a red exterior though as that combination looks hideous. I really like that shade of blue, but it needs to be matched with a white, black, or midnight blue exterior.
4:30 The second row space feels Murano-esque
If Nissan can improve the charging curve/max speed, this is a winner. The interior is SO much better than the Y/Mach-E/ID.4 it's not even funny.
Can't wait for the Maxima redesign with this powertrain.
Bravo Nissan! Great vehicle all around 👍🏼
Don't feel bad, Sofyan. Alex did half of his review in a rain jacket!
Good job nissan!!!
For a battery that large, it should be getting closer to 300 miles. Regardless the actual car is very good. But the price is WAY to high. 60K is a lot for that vehicle. Should have just badged it as an infinite
I got the 7500 from Nissan and I’m getting about 322 miles range 😮
Sweet. I like it so far.
Nissan decided and made it right. WoW 😎🔥
Great looking and fully featured SUV, but wish it had more modern faster charging. Rumor is it typical charges at only 90kW. It will have to be seriously discounted to compete with a Model Y.
Nice interior.
Hi Great Video, It is an imposing vehicle, Can you please confirm the directional airflow, don't see any visible manual on the dashboard, Regards welshman2081
I have yet to see one in the Road here in Houston, TX.
I would be very conflicted about leasing the Ariya Platinum+ with 19" wheels, the Pathfinder Platinum, or the Murano Platinum depending on whichever one has the best lease deal in South FL
Sup with the two annatenas?
I may get crucified for this, but Nissan may have delivered the best all-around/complete EV for the money, currently. It has sufficient power for 90% of its targeted audience(it won't scare a Model 3 Performance or EV6 GT, but on par with standard models). 270 miles of range is again, enough for most of its audience, who are city/urban dwellers. It has up-to-date technology and features as well.
For me, the interior is unexpectedly upmarket, and yes, better executed than what even Lexus is offering now(and this outclasses Nissan's own Infiniti). The fact that Nissan could've easily given just another boring black interior but didn't shows they're thinking more in terms of advancement for the brand. The overall environment does not scream mainstream.
I'm a fan of this and would put it towards the top of the list if I were going for an EV.
I agree with everything you wrote!
Its just another choice tbh. The price and performance is basically neck and neck with the Mach, e Id4, Model y and the korean trio.
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The shape of the rearview mirror reminds me of the wide angle clip on mirrors from the 90's. 😂
I love the sound of the electric motor when the vehicle accelerates. Very futuristic! 👍🏾
I'm pressed how slim those headlights are , they are as slim as the Split DRLs on on Hyundai which aren't headlights at all
oOoOO the electric Murano
🤦🏼♂️
How come they still insists on using a standard 12v battery?
uh why is the back wiper off center?
Yes, Nissan's packaging is awesome and all, but can we take a moment to appreciate how Sofyan engineered "componentry," as if it were no big thing?