[jeganatu]

Nissan ariya spotted In India!




https://www.dnaindia.com/hindi/techn...ia-ev6-4075876

[TusharK]

The Nissan Ariya electric SUV has been spotted in India. The car was snapped while being transported on a flatbed.



The Ariya made its global debut back in July 2020. Measuring 4,595 mm in length, the Ariya is a large electric SUV. It features futuristic styling with a large gloss black panel upfront. It has slim LED headlamps with V-shaped LED daytime running lights.

The minimalistic interior features a simple dashboard with a touchscreen infotainment screen in the centre and a digital instrument cluster.

The Nissan Ariya comes with autonomous driving tech including ProPILOT 2.0 driver assistance system, ProPILOT Remote Park and e-Pedal features. It supports over-the-air (OTA) updates and has an in-built Alexa assistant. Other safety aides include a 360-degree camera, Forward Collision Warning, Emergency Braking and Rear Automatic Emergency Braking.

In the international market, the Ariya comes with either single or dual-motor configurations. Customers can choose between a 65 kWh battery offering up to 450 km of range and a 90 kWh battery pack with a claimed range of up to 580-610 km, depending on the variant.

Source: @vrokade_

Link to Team-BHP News

[BrabarusMark]

Nissan has a few of these and the Patrol SUVs in India. If you live in Gurgaon and if you're in luck, you'll find these parked in the basement at World Mark.

[jeganatu]

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Nissan Ariya was spotted again with heavy camouflage.

[volkman10]

Nissan Ariya EV headed to India.

The Ariya EV from Nissan will be sold in limited numbers as a full import.

To be sold in limited numbers, the first batch of up to 50 units has already been imported.

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[Sk8r]

If Nissan is trying to emulate Hyundai's launch of Ioniq and trying to get some monies, then they better be s-u-r-e. India is not a forgiving market for launches like these.

[darkchild82]

It's a beautiful EV but overpriced even in international markets for the range it offers. I wonder how may will be interested in paying such a premium in India.

[bijims]

Nissan is taking the CBU Route seriously, first the X-Trail and now the Ariya, Hopefully, we get a couple of made in India launches to complement that soon too.