Engine Capacity Rating
65 kWh
Fuel Economy Rating
410 km
Fuel Type Category
Electric
Engine Power Output
217 BHP - 389 BHP
transmission
Automatic
Number Of Seats
5 seater
Engine Assembly
65 kWh
Odometer Mileage
410 km
Fuel Type Category
Electric
Engine Power Output
217 BHP - 389 BHP
transmission
Automatic
Number Of Seats
5 seater
Engine Torque Output
300 Nm - 600 Nm
Engine Capacity Rating
65 kWh
Acceleration Performance
6 sec - 7.5 sec
Drivetrain Type
All Wheel Drive

Nissan Patrol
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AED 389,900

Nissan 370z
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AED 185,000

Nissan Altima
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AED 110,500

Nissan Armada
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AED 325,000

Nissan Civilian
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AED 152,250

Nissan Juke
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AED 85,900

Nissan Kicks
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AED 79,900

Nissan Leaf
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AED 140,000
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Nissan's second-generation electric car is a very different object from its first. The Ariya is a mid-size crossover built on a dedicated EV platform, with a flat floor, a lounge-like cabin and the option of a dual-motor four-wheel-drive system.
How much does the Nissan Ariya cost in the UAE?
Two versions, and the difference is drivetrain rather than trim. AED 190,000 buys the 65 kWh Short-Range (2WD) — one motor, front-wheel drive, the smaller battery. AED 230,000 buys the Platinum + e-4ORCE AWD, which adds a second motor, four-wheel drive and the full equipment list. They are two distinct cars sharing a body.
Which Ariya version is the one to buy?
Most buyers want the single-motor car. It carries the 65 kWh battery and quotes about 410km of range, which covers commuting comfortably, and it is the more efficient of the two in ordinary use. The dual-motor version is quicker and better equipped, but the second motor draws more energy and shortens the distance between charges.
Nissan Ariya or Tesla Model Y?
The Ariya is by far the nicer place to sit — a quieter, better-finished, more thoughtfully designed interior than anything at the price. The Tesla Model Y counters with more range, quicker charging and a network built around it. If electric does not yet fit your routine, the petrol X-Trail is the same size for far less money.
What does a Nissan Ariya cost to run in the UAE?
Cheaply, and charging is more straightforward than it is made to sound. A home wall box refills the 65 kWh battery overnight, which is all most owners ever need; public rapid charging is for journeys rather than for daily use. There is no oil, no gearbox service and no exhaust, and Arabian Automobiles Company covers the separate battery warranty.
Does the Nissan Ariya hold its value, and what should you watch for as it ages?
Weakly so far — about 41% after five years, against roughly 55% for the wider market, which is typical of electric cars whose technology is still moving quickly. That makes a used one attractive, but shifts what you inspect: battery state of health is the number that matters, far more than mileage or age. Ask for a reading before you discuss price.
Work out your weekly distance, then decide which drivetrain actually earns its premium. Then hold that answer up against the used Nissans listed now.