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2023 Nissan Ariya Prioritizes Style Over Performance

Nissan's newest EV is a fashion-forward SUV.

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Steven Ewing
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This is the 2023 Nissan Ariya.

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It's Nissan's first electric SUV.

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The interior is stylish and comfortable.

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There are some nice details in here.

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The Ariya is a fashion-forward SUV.

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It's far more attractive than the Tesla Model Y or Volkswagen ID 4.

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The Ariya will be offered in single- and dual-motor configurations.

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This EV is about comfort, not performance. 

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Look for the Ariya to arrive in the US later this year.

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Keep scrolling for more photos.

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