Tesla Model Y competitor is better than expected! (Nissan Ariya 2025 Review)

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It’s been a long time coming - four years - but Nissan Australia has finally launched its midsize Ariya crossover to take on electric all-comers from China and Korea, and with Tesla Model Y firmly in its cross-hairs.

Launched in four variant guises in both single- and dual-motor forms, the Ariya kicks off at $55,840 in single-motor 160kW/300Nm Engage form and tops out with the primary subject of our test, the flagship dual-motor 290kW/600Nm Evolve, priced from $71,840 list.

Chasing Cars contributor Nathan Ponchard takes the Ariya for a full-road test to decide if the newcomer is contemporary enough, different enough and techy enough to compete with the slew of new Chinese EV rivals in Australia.

Time codes:
0:00 - Intro
0:57 - Line-up
1:36 - Engage and Advance
2:17 - Advance+ and Evolve
3:28 - Design
5:20 - Interior
7:06 - Tech
8:37 - Row two
9:03 - Boot space
9:32 - On road
10:20 - Handling
12:20 - Efficiency
13:17 - Quality
14:00 - Ownership
15:34 - Verdict
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