Nissan Ariya Pricing Revised, Qualifying for Electric Car Grant

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The Nissan Ariya's all-electric luxury SUV has seen a pricing revision, making it more accessible and affordable for customers. The price starts from £33,500, including the government grant, and most variants qualify for the Government's Electric Car Grant of £1,500. This new pricing structure brings down purchase prices and monthly payments, with even more variants falling under the £40K luxury car tax threshold.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Nissan Ariya's price starts from £33,500, including the government grant, with most variants qualifying for the Electric Car Grant of £1,500.
  • The revised pricing structure makes even more variants fall under the £40K luxury car tax threshold, further reducing running costs for owners.
  • The Ariya features a 12.3" dual-screen display, ProPILOT Assist, and wireless Apple CarPlay, making it as smart as it is stylish.
  • Two iterations of the Ariya do not qualify for the Electric Car Grant: those equipped with e-4ORCE all-wheel-drive technology, and motorsport-inspired NISMO versions.
  • Ariya Shiro, a new entry-level grade, will be introduced, featuring an exclusive monotone pearlescent white paint, ProPILOT, wireless phone charger, and a design pack.
  • The new pricing structure reflects Nissan's approach of removing barriers to EV ownership and empowering more drivers to make the switch to zero-emission driving.
  • Nissan aims to become a truly sustainable company, ushering in a cleaner, safer, and more inclusive world with its EV36Zero project.

Statistics:

  • The Nissan Ariya's price starts from £33,500, including the government grant.
  • The Electric Car Grant of £1,500 will be applied to most variants.
  • The new pricing structure brings down purchase prices and monthly payments for 8.5 variants, falling under the £40K luxury car tax threshold.

Sources:

  • Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.
  • UK Government
  • Nissan GB Marketing Director, Fiona Mackay
  • Nissan website
  • Nissan UK website
  • Contify.com
  • Auto Express
  • Nissan's EV36Zero project