PRICE CUT: Electric Ariya became significantly cheaper overnight. In addition, it is tempting with interest rate campaigns and other carrots.
This means an entry price of NOK 349,900 for the model with a 63 kWt battery pack and front-wheel drive. And for the four-wheel drive variant with 87 kW: NOK 459,300.
05/03/2024 10:34 | Updated 10:46
Starting today, May 3, Nissan is lowering the price of the Ariya model.
The prices are adjusted down by between NOK 40,000 and 50,000, depending on the model.
This means an entry price for the Nissan Ariya 63 kWt and front-wheel drive of NOK 349,900, and for the Ariya with 87 kWt and four-wheel drive (e-4ORCE) of NOK 459,300.
All prices are quoted without delivery costs. It comes in addition and varies somewhat depending on the location – but count on around NOK 10,000 here.
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Here, by the way, you can check out our duel test between the Toyota bZ4X and the four-wheel drive version of the Ariya:
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Test of the Toyota bZ4X vs. Nissan Ariya e-4ORCE:
Electric duel between Japanese destiny models
And this is how it went when Ariya was only measured against herself:
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Test of the Nissan Ariya Evolve 87 kWh e-4ORCE:
Have “found your soul” with four-wheel drive – and become cheaper
Nissan explains the price reduction as follows:
“We have a good delivery situation and want to reach even more customer groups, which we hope to be able to do with this price reduction.”
Furthermore, both the interest rate campaign and other carrots are reported:
“The price adjustment is also an adaptation to the increasing competition in the Norwegian market. In a promotional period until 30 June, we are offering an interest rate campaign of 1.99 per cent, and the customer can choose between a DEFA home charger or a service agreement.”
For a complete overview of all model variants of the Nissan Ariya, prices and equipment variants, you can go to Nissan’s Norwegian website.
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