Nissan Ariya EV Launch in India?

EVs are the future ahead and Nissan knows it well. Nissan will launch an all-new pure electric SUV  on July 15 this year. Nissan has named the car Ariya and here is some latest news about it. Take a look at the Teaser. Find more details about Nissan Ariya EV Launch below.

Teaser

Highlights about Nissan Ariya

Nissan already revealed the Nissan Ariya concept quite some time ago. Now the new car promises to retain 90% of the concept car in production.  It will be based on an all-new electric platform which will be utilized in future Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance products. Some new autonomous tech will also be part of the deal.

In terms of Engine and Performance, the new Nissan Ariya may come with a long-range, dual-motor, all-wheel-drive option with a liquid-cooled battery. While all these specs and features sound spicy, the cost of the car will also be considerably higher.  Nissan may also provide high-power charging capacity in the global markets along with India.

EVs are not quite popular in India. Charging infrastructure is one of the reasons why customers refrain from purchasing EVs. Currently, Hyundai Kona, Tata Nexon EV and MG ZS EV are pure electric cars sold in India as of now.

Government of India has promised its citizens that charging infrastructure will be improved. Subsidies are also provided for currently sold Electric cars.  A new Leaf EV is also rumoured to be in works and may come to India before the Ariya

Design elements

It will be a compact crossover from the company. The Nissan Ariya will be 4.6 metres long and will fall in the compact SUV lineup. The Nissan Ariya will also have a horizontal infotainment system rather than a vertical one.

Competition

Hyundai Kona costs between Rs.23.75 to Rs.23.94 lakh. The MG ZS EV  costs between Rs.20.88 to Rs.23.58 lakh.  The Tata Nexon EV is the cheapest with a modest price tag of Rs.13.99 to Rs.15.99 lakh. Nissan Ariya EV launch might be seen in the Indian market after 2022. Stay subscribed to our Youtube channel and follow us on Google News, Facebook, Telegram and Twitter.