Nissan Ariya 87kWh

On Average £44,645

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Driving Range 280 miles

Efficiency 311 Wh/mi

Range Charging Charging Types

General Charging (0 - 100%)

Charging is possible by using a regular wall plug or a charging station. Public charging is always done through a charging station. How fast the EV can charge depends on the charging station (EVSE) used and the maximum charging capacity of the EV

Charging Point:Charging Point	Power:Power	Time:Time
Charging Point:Wall Plug	Power:2.3 kW	Time:44hr 30m
Charging Point:1-Phase 16A	Power:3.68 kW	Time:27hr 45m
Charging Point:1-Phase 32A	Power:7.36 kW	Time:14hr
Charging Point:3-Phase 16A	Power:3.68 kW	Time:9hr 30m
Charging Point:3-Phase 32A	Power:7.36 kW	Time:4hr 45m

Rapid Charging (10 - 80%)

Rapid charging enables longer journeys by adding as much range as possible in the shortest amount of time. Charging power will decrease significantly after 80% state-of-charge (SoC) has been reached.

Charging Point:Charging Point	Average Power:Average Power	Time:Time
Charging Point:CCS 50	Average Power:45 kW	Time:1hr 25m
Charging Point:CCS 100	Average Power:85 kW	Time: 45m
Charging Point:CCS 150	Average Power:110 kW	Time: 35m

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Nissan Ariya 87kWh charging guide

Although the electric car technically predates the petrol engine with experimental prototypes in the 1830s, Nissan has been pioneering the modern electric car since the release of the Nissan Leaf in 2010. Despite getting a head start even on Tesla, the Nissan Ariya wasn’t released until 2020 and is only the second all-electric offering in the impressive Nissan fleet.

With more than a decade between the two models, it’s no wonder that the much anticipated Nissan Ariya quickly rose in popularity and is one of the most searched-for EVs on the market. If you’re still not sure if the Nissan Ariya is your next dream EV, check out the answers to some of your most-searched-for questions.

How to charge the Nissan Ariya?

The Nissan Ariya, like many other EVs, currently cannot be charged using the Tesla Supercharger fast charging system. However, Nissan has announced that their 2025 model will be compatible with supercharging.

Despite not being able to use fast charging at the moment, the Nissan Ariya can still be charged using charging stations in all manner of public car parks. You can also install a home charger, such as the zappi, for more convenient charging and at a reduced cost. If you have solar panels at home, you may also want to utilise zappi with these for even cleaner driving.

How long does it take to charge the Nissan Ariya 87kWh?

12 hours 15 minutes*

*Using a standard 7kWh charger, such as zappi it would take just over 12 hours to fully charge your 87kWh battery. The Nissan Ariya 87kWh also has the capability to be charged on the 22kWh zappi, which would reduce this charging time down to 4 hours and 45 minutes.

What is the range of the Nissan Ariya 87kWh?

280 miles*

*The range of the Nissan Ariya with the 87Wh battery, differs between 200 miles and 410 miles depending on your driving conditions and the type of road. Typically, the average range from a full charge will be around 280 miles.

How much does it cost to charge the Nissan Ariya 87kWh?

£6.53*

*It could cost just £6.53 to charge the Nissan Ariya 87kWh when fully utilising off-peak charging on an Octopus Intelligent tariff, at 0.075p/kWh. In contrast, peak charging on a standard rate of 0.34p/kWh can cost £29.58 to charge up.

Where is the charge port on the Nissan Ariya

To charge your Nissan Ariya, simply attach your electric charger to the charging port near the front passenger-side door and connect it to any appropriate charging source.

Unlike many car manufacturers, Nissan supplies a charging cable giving you slow charging from any of your regular home outlets. It should be noted that this will take longer than plugging into a designated charging station as the output of power from your home sockets is considerably less.

How much is the Nissan Ariya?

Starting from a reasonable £33,645* for the 63kWh ENGAGE, the Nissan Ariya comes in 9 different models including the mid-range 87kWh ADVANCE priced at £48,145* and ranging up to the e-4ORCE 87kWh EVOLVE+ starting from £59,025.

With the vast array of optional extras available, fully customising your Nissan Ariya could cost you up to £67,405*, which is still very reasonable when compared to other electric vehicles such as the Tesla Model Y which offers many similar features for a larger price point.

*Prices correct as of October 2023.

How big is the Nissan Ariya?

The Nissan Ariya is a little larger than the Qashqai and is a pretty standard overall size for its category. Despite the ample passenger room in the Ariya, more so than the Kia EVQ, Nissan has chosen to prioritise storage for your gadgets rather than for your luggage.

The boot is a little smaller than many of its rivals, with a maximum storage capacity of 466 litres, one thing to bear in mind is that the four-wheel drive models drop to 408 litres giving you even less space That being said, Nissan has designed the Ariya to not have a transmission tunnel, unlike most other electric cars, meaning there is a flat floor giving passengers greater leg room.

How high is the Nissan Ariya?

Measuring 1.66m tall, the Nissan Ariya will have no trouble fitting under bridges and tunnels. Although it’s not as large as some of its rivals such as the Hyundai Ioniq 5, it’s still a pretty substantial car.

If you’re worried about parking this large car, don’t be. There are plenty of cameras to help you park as well as excellent visibility which no doubt had a hand in acquiring the 5-star NCAP rating of the Nissan Ariya.

However, the back view is partially obstructed by some hefty rear screen pillars which may cause you to alter the view you rely on when squeezing into those tight car parking spaces.

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City - Cold Weather	280 miles
Highway - Cold Weather	200 miles
Combined - Cold Weather	235 miles
City - Mild Weather	410 miles
Highway - Mild Weather	255 miles
Combined - Mild Weather	320 miles

Charge Port	Type 2
Port Location	Left Side - Front
Charge Power	22 KW AC
Charge Time	4hr 45m
Charge Speed	59 mph
Fastcharge Port	CCS
FC Port Location	Left Side - Front
Fastcharge Power (max)	130
Fastcharge Time	35m
Fastcharge Speed	330 mph

EVDB Real Range	280 miles
EVDB Vehicle Consumption	311 Wh/mi
EVDB CO2 Emissions	0 g/mi
EVDB Vehicle Fuel Equivalent	1.3 l/100mi
WLTP Real Range	333 miles
WLTP Rated Consumption	29.8 Wh/mi
WLTP Vehicle Consumption	26.1 Wh/mi
WLTP CO2 Emissions	0 g/mi
WLTP Rated Fuel Equivalent	1.36 l/100mi
WLTP Vehicle Fuel Equivalent	1.55 l/100mi

Acceleration 0 - 100 km/h	7.6 sec
Top Speed	99 mph
Electric Range*	280 miles
Total Power*	178 kWh
Total Torque*	300 Nm
Drive	Front

Safety Rating
Rating Year	2022
Adult Occupant	86%
Child Occupant	89%
Vulnerable Road Users	74%
Safety Assist	93%

Nominal Capacity	91 kWh
Battery Type	Lithium-ion
Number of Cells	N/A
Architecture	400 V
Useable Capacity	87 kWh
Cathode Material	NCM
Pack Configuration	N/A
Nominal Voltage	N/A

Length	4595 mm
Width	1850 mm
Width (with mirrors)	2172 mm
Height	1660 mm
Wheelbase	2775 mm
Weight Unladen (EU)	2121 kg
Gross Vehicle Weight (GVWR)	2530 kg
Max. Payload	484 kg
Cargo Volume	468 L
Cargo Volume (Max)	N/A
Cargo Volume Frunk	N/A
Roof Load	N/A
Tow Hitch Possible	Yes
Towing Weight Unbraked	N/A
Towing Weight Braked	750 kg
Vertical Load Max	N/A

Seats	5
Isofix	No
Turning Circle	10.8m
Platform	RNM CMF-EV
Car Body	SUV
Segment	D
Roof Rails	No
EV Dedicated Platform	Yes