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Nissan surpasses its standards with the Big Brother of the LEAF
NOTE: This review is for my honey's Nissan Ariya and we collaborated together to write it and my other review of my 2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5. We absolutely love being an all EV household with solar panels-definitely the way to go! We have had the Ariya for 3 years now and driven 23,000 miles. We highly recommend this car!
I bought the Ariya in 2023 to replace our Nissan LEAF. It was a 2016 and its range was shrinking, so we decided it was time for a newer EV with a bigger battery. The Platinum Ariya is AWD and has an 87-kWh battery which can easily take us 225 miles, leaving 20% in the battery. This car is a joy to drive—fast, responsive and good around curves. I love the power and how easy it is to pass and merge on to the freeway. It’s also good in the snow and has been a very reliable car, with only one recall.
Of course, my favorite thing about it is that we drive free on Nevada sunshine, thanks to the solar panels on our roof, and emit zero harmful emissions. I love guilt-free driving and saving $1500-$2000 per year over an ICE car!
I chose Nissan because they are experienced in EV manufacturing, and they have done a beautiful job with this car. At this trim level, it is like driving a luxury car. The Nappa blue leather seats and suede dash are beautiful and unique. One of the things that sold me on the car was how well the driver’s seat fits me. Both front seats are completely adjustable and have just the right amount of wrap to make me feel secure. There are other nice touches like the faux wood-grain trim that integrates haptic, touch-sensitive climate controls. The hidden glove box that slides out with the touch of a haptic button is a great place to store valuables. The screens are low profile and have a nice, curved design to them. The lighting inside and outside is very cool. There is plenty of space for rear seat passengers and a good HVAC system in the back as well as the front. With the seats down there is plenty of cargo space. This is the car we take for local trips when we haul half our house with us to an Airbnb. That’s when we change the rearview mirror to use the rear backup camera instead of the mirror. This is a really handy feature when you can’t see out the back window!
I really enjoy driving this car. It is mostly used for around town driving, and I can go several days without charging. I estimate I could get 300 miles out of a 100% charge in town. I am pleased with choosing the Ariya and hope to drive it for many years to come.
For more information, photos and videos, see: https://rhondaashurst.com/category/driving-electric-cars/.

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