Nissan ARIYA: model years, range and prices

By CarWhere Research · Updated

The Nissan ARIYA is a single-generation electric crossover sold in the US from the 2023 model year. Its most recent US pricing covers 2025: $39,770 to $54,370 before $1,390 destination, with FWD or dual-motor e-4ORCE AWD and EPA range of 205 to 289 miles. Nissan's August 2026 Q&A lists the LEAF as its only current US EV.

Type
Compact electric crossover (FWD or e-4ORCE AWD)
Price (MSRP)
$39,770–$54,370 (2025 MY) · Most recent US pricing release. MSRP excl. $1,390 destination. Low = Engage FWD; high = Platinum+ e-4ORCE.[1]
Powertrains
ARIYA Engage FWD (63 kWh), ARIYA Engage e-4ORCE (63 kWh), ARIYA Evolve+ FWD (87 kWh), ARIYA Engage+ / Evolve+ e-4ORCE (87 kWh), ARIYA Platinum+ e-4ORCE (87 kWh)
Current generation
ARIYA (first generation), 2023–2025 (EPA also lists 2026 versions)

2025 Nissan ARIYA price and trims

For 2025 Nissan streamlined the Ariya to four grades with standard wireless charging, Supercharger access through a NACS adapter and available ProPILOT Assist 2.0. Nissan's August 2026 Q&A lists the LEAF as the only EV it currently sells in the US.[11][12]

Nissan ARIYA trims with 2025 model-year base MSRP (USD) and powertrains
TrimMSRP (2025)Powertrain
Engage$39,770FWD; e-4ORCE AWD $43,770. Excl. $1,390 destinationElectric, 66 kWh battery, FWD or dual-motor e-4ORCE AWD[11]
Evolve+$44,370FWD; e-4ORCE $48,370. Excl. $1,390 destinationElectric, 91 kWh battery, FWD or e-4ORCE AWD[11]
Engage+$45,370e-4ORCE AWD only. Excl. $1,390 destinationElectric, 91 kWh battery, e-4ORCE AWD[11]
Platinum+$54,370e-4ORCE AWD only. Excl. $1,390 destinationElectric, 91 kWh battery, e-4ORCE AWD[11]

Every ARIYA trim compared, with standard equipment and previous-generation prices →

Nissan ARIYA engines, horsepower and mpg

EPA figures are MPGe. EPA range for 2025: 216 miles (Engage FWD), 205 (Engage e-4ORCE), 289 (Evolve+ FWD), 272 (Engage+/Evolve+ e-4ORCE) and 267 (Platinum+ on 19-inch wheels; 257 on 20-inch). Nissan's 2025 price list labels the batteries 66 kWh and 91 kWh; EPA and Nissan's 2023 launch release use the usable figures of 63 and 87 kWh. Nissan quoted 214 to 389 hp across the 2023 lineup but does not give output per version in these sources.

Nissan ARIYA powertrains with Nissan-rated output and EPA fuel economy (city/highway/combined)
VersionEngineHorsepowerTorque (lb-ft)TransmissionDriveEPA mpg (city/hwy/comb)
ARIYA Engage FWD (63 kWh)EngageSingle motor, 63 kWh usable battery[1][2]——Single-speedFWD109/94/1012025 MY[2]
ARIYA Engage e-4ORCE (63 kWh)EngageDual motors, 63 kWh usable battery[1][3]——Single-speede-4ORCE AWD101/89/952025 MY[3]
ARIYA Evolve+ FWD (87 kWh)Evolve+Single motor, 87 kWh usable battery[1][4]——Single-speedFWD105/91/982025 MY[4]
ARIYA Engage+ / Evolve+ e-4ORCE (87 kWh)Engage+, Evolve+Dual motors, 87 kWh usable battery[1][5]——Single-speede-4ORCE AWD97/86/922025 MY[5]
ARIYA Platinum+ e-4ORCE (87 kWh)Platinum+Dual motors, 87 kWh usable battery[1][6]——Single-speede-4ORCE AWD93/87/902025 MY[6]

Output is as rated by Nissan; fuel economy is the EPA estimate. "—" means no official figure was found.

Is the ARIYA still sold in the US?

Nissan's August 2026 vehicle Q&A says the company currently sells one EV in the US, the LEAF. Its most recent US ARIYA pricing release covers the 2025 model year, although EPA's database also lists 2026 ARIYA versions with the same range ratings as 2025.[10][1][9]

2023 launch vs 2025 lineup

The 2023 ARIYA launched from $43,190 with nine configurations, including Venture+, Empower+ and Premiere grades. For 2025 the lineup was cut to Engage, Evolve+, Engage+ and Platinum+, and the starting price fell to $39,770. The 2025 car also gained Supercharger access through a $235 NACS adapter kit.[7][1]

e-4ORCE all-wheel drive

e-4ORCE is the ARIYA's dual-motor all-wheel-drive system. It costs $4,000 more than FWD on the 2025 Engage and Evolve+, and EPA range drops by 11 to 17 miles compared with the matching FWD version.[1][2][3][4][5]

Nissan ARIYA generations by year

Every US Nissan ARIYA generation with model years and engines, newest first
GenerationUS model yearsEnginesNotes
ARIYA (first generation)2023–2025 (EPA also lists 2026 versions)FWD single motor or dual-motor e-4ORCE AWD; 63 or 87 kWh usable battery; 214–389 hp (2023)Nissan's first electric crossover launched for 2023 at $43,190 in nine configurations, with up to 304 miles of EPA range for the Venture+ FWD. For 2025 Nissan cut prices to $39,770, streamlined the lineup to four grades and offered ProPILOT Assist 2.0. EPA lists 2026 ARIYA ratings, but Nissan's latest US pricing release is for 2025.[7][1][8][9]

Nissan ARIYA problems and recalls

The ARIYA's documented problems are four recalls on 2023 models. Two inverter software faults (23V657 and 24V560) can shut down the EV system and cut drive power, a small batch has front motor O-rings that can leak oil, and early cars may have a loose or missing steering wheel bolt.

All 4 documented ARIYA issues and 4 recalls, with symptoms and pre-purchase checks →

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Frequently asked questions

What years was the Nissan ARIYA sold in the US?

Nissan priced the ARIYA for the 2023 through 2025 model years. EPA also lists 2026 ARIYA versions.

Is the Nissan ARIYA discontinued?

Nissan has not said so in these sources, but its August 2026 Q&A lists the LEAF as the only EV it currently sells in the US, and its latest ARIYA pricing release is for 2025.

What is the range of the Nissan ARIYA?

EPA rates the 2025 ARIYA at 205 to 289 miles depending on battery and drive. The 2023 Venture+ FWD was rated at 304 miles.

How much did the 2025 ARIYA cost?

From $39,770 (Engage FWD) to $54,370 (Platinum+ e-4ORCE), before $1,390 destination.

What does the + mean on ARIYA trims?

Plus grades use the larger battery: 87 kWh usable, which Nissan's 2025 price list labels 91 kWh. Engage uses the 63 kWh pack (66 kWh in the 2025 list).

Sources

Prices and output are as published by Nissan for the model year shown; fuel economy is from the EPA. Equipment changes between model years, so confirm a specific vehicle against its original paperwork or build sheet.

  1. 2025 Nissan Ariya pricing starts at $39,770 (Dec 20, 2024) — Nissan USA Newsroom (usa.nissannews.com)
  2. EPA fuel economy: 2025 Nissan ARIYA FWD 63 kWh — fueleconomy.gov (U.S. DOE / EPA)
  3. EPA fuel economy: 2025 Nissan ARIYA e-4ORCE 63 kWh — fueleconomy.gov (U.S. DOE / EPA)
  4. EPA fuel economy: 2025 Nissan ARIYA EVOLVE+ FWD 87 kWh — fueleconomy.gov (U.S. DOE / EPA)
  5. EPA fuel economy: 2025 Nissan ARIYA ENGAGE+/EVOLVE+ e-4ORCE 87 kWh — fueleconomy.gov (U.S. DOE / EPA)
  6. EPA fuel economy: 2025 Nissan ARIYA PLATINUM+ e-4ORCE 87 kWh (19-inch wheels) — fueleconomy.gov (U.S. DOE / EPA)
  7. All-new 2023 Nissan Ariya electric crossover pricing starts at $43,190 (Sep 27, 2022) — Nissan USA Newsroom (usa.nissannews.com)
  8. EPA fuel economy: 2023 Nissan ARIYA VENTURE+ FWD 87 kWh — fueleconomy.gov (U.S. DOE / EPA)
  9. EPA model-year listings: Nissan ARIYA 2023–2026 — fueleconomy.gov (U.S. DOE / EPA)
  10. Nissan Vehicle Questions & Answers (Aug 24, 2026) — Nissan USA Newsroom (usa.nissannews.com)
  11. 2025 Nissan Ariya pricing starts at $39,770 (Dec 20, 2024) — Nissan USA Newsroom (usa.nissannews.com)
  12. Nissan Vehicle Questions & Answers (updated Aug 2026) — Nissan USA Newsroom (usa.nissannews.com)
  13. Recall 23V657: Loss of Drive Power from Inverter Software Error — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  14. Recall 24V560: Loss of Drive Power from Inverter Software Error — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  15. Recall 24V391: Unexpected Loss of Drive Power — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  16. Recall 23V131: Steering Wheel May Detach from Steering Column — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)

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