In the 2024 Nissan Ariya lineup, the entry-level Engage model kicks things off with a smaller battery pack and marginally lower fuel efficiency. Following this is the Venture+ variant, acclaimed as the most efficient model, achieving an EPA rating of up to 111 MPGe in the city and 95 MPGe on the highway. Additionally, the front-wheel-drive Evolve+, Empower+, and Premiere models are projected to attain an EPA-estimated 105 MPGe in the city and 91 MPGe on the highway, resulting in a combined rating of up to 98 MPGe.

• EPA-estimated 111 MPGe city and 95 MPGe highway on Venture+
• EPA-estimated 105 MPGe city, 91 MPGe highway, 98 MPGe combined on FWD Evolve+, Empower+ and Premiere models

For the 2024 model year, the Nissan Ariya introduces enhanced charging options. Capable of charging at home on 110- or 240-volt outlets, as well as at public charging stations and DC fast-charging ports, the new Ariya offers convenient charging solutions. In a collaboration with Tesla, Nissan plans to release a North American Charging Standard adapter for the Ariya later this year, facilitating charging at compatible Tesla Supercharger stations and expanding fast-charging accessibility.

In the following year, starting from 2025, Nissan will commence offering EVs for the U.S. and Canadian markets equipped with Tesla’s proprietary NACS charging port. Furthermore, the Nissan Ariya benefits from the EV Carefree+ customer care initiative, an all-encompassing package designed to streamline the transition to an electric vehicle experience.

• At-home charging on 110- or 240-volt outlets
• 130-kW DC Fast-Charge Rate

The 2024 Nissan Ariya offers various driving ranges depending on the trim level and optional features. The entry-level Engage trim is equipped with a smaller 63.0-kWh battery pack, providing an estimated driving range of 216 miles. Meanwhile, the top-spec Platinum+ model is anticipated to deliver up to 265 miles of range. Opting for the optional dual-motor all-wheel-drive powertrain can extend the Ariya's range to a maximum of 272 miles.

Front-wheel-drive Evolve+, Empower+, and Premiere models offer a higher driving range of up to 289 miles per charge. However, for the longest all-electric driving range among the four trim levels, the 2024 Nissan Ariya Venture+ model is the choice, featuring the larger 87.0-kWh battery pack and 178-kW motor, offering up to 304 miles per charge.

• EPA-estimated 216 miles of range on Engage with 63.0-kWh battery pack
• EPA-estimated 289 miles of range on FWD Evolve+, Empower+ and Premiere models
• EPA-estimated 265 miles of range on Platinum+
• EPA-estimated 272 miles of range on AWD Ariya
• EPA-estimated 304 miles of range on Venture+ with 87.0-kWh battery pack, 178-kW motor