Why is the Nissan Ariya Popular?

One of the most remarkable shifts we’ve seen in the automotive industry over the past ten years is the rise of the Electric Vehicle (EV). More people than ever before have decided to go green, both for financial and eco-conscious reasons. Now, at #1 Cochran Nissan Monroeville, we’re seeing a full-on EV revolution. Prospective Nissan drivers, from Penn Hills to Pitcairn, are choosing the Nissan ARIYA Electric Crossover SUV more than ever before. We wanted to point out a few of the reasons why this shift has occurred so you can determine if the Nissan ARIYA is the right choice for you.

Environmental Impact

An essential factor in the EV equation is the positive environmental impact owning an electric model can provide. With the rapid growth of eco-consciousness in all walks of life, it’s no surprise people are looking for a great EV to help reduce their carbon footprint. That’s where the Nissan ARIYA shines – it provides a phenomenal, zero emissions crossover SUV driving experience that’s beautiful in equal parts inside and out. Not to mention that drivers know they’re getting a brand of excellence and reliability when they choose the Nissan ARIYA; it’s a vehicle that’s built to last. It’s no wonder that so many drivers are choosing the Nissan ARIYA as their long-term EV.

Power without Compromise

Of course a beautiful exterior is just one reason the Nissan ARIYA has been deemed a highly desirable model, but it’s the power underneath that helps solidify it as an absolute must for so many drivers. A common fear associated with EVs is how far they can go before needing a recharge; the Nissan ARIYA dashes these concerns with an impressive EPA-estimated 216 miles of range. There’s also the respectable 214 horsepower and 221 lbs of torque, and if you need storage the Nissan ARIYA has it in spades with up to 22.8 cubic ft. of space. All in all, the Nissan ARIYA checks all the boxes on what you need in a crossover SUV, capable of providing a comfortable driving experience no matter how long the trip.

Return on Investment

One area where EVs like the Nissan ARIYA have truly made a name for themselves is in the value they provide through a combination of fast charging and lower cost of maintenance. In fact, a good amount of EV drivers started driving electric specifically because they could save so much through charging versus traditional gasoline. The Nissan ARIYA features a 66 kWh battery capacity and works at most public charging stations making it capable of getting back on the road in no time at all. This isn’t all though, there’s also a far lower cost of maintenance that propels the overall value of the Nissan ARIYA. That’s not just because of the signature quality found in Nissan models, it’s also inherent in the efficiency of EV design. Fully electric vehicles like the Nissan ARIYA don’t need oil changes and have fewer moving parts in their drivetrain when compared to standard Internal Combustion Engines (ICE). Those require more routine maintenance than an electric vehicle like the Nissan ARIYA and therefore cost more to maintain. Plus, when at #1 Cochran Nissan Monroeville, we have a team of certified experts ready to help you with whatever maintenance you may need for your Nissan ARIYA at an affordable price.

Tax Credits on New and Used EVs ^1/2

There’s a number of incentives for drivers interested in buying a new or used EV. In the United States, the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 introduced an up-to $7,500 tax credit when buying a new EV for personal use from a dealership. If you have any additional questions about eligibility, please contact us. If you’re in the market for a used Nissan ARIYA, there’s a similarly helpful incentive. You can receive up-to $4,000 in tax credit when buying a used EV that’s at least two years old, purchased from a dealership and below $25,000. No matter which route you choose, you can receive financial incentives to make owning an EV even more affordable.

¹ Consult your tax, legal or accounting professional if you have questions. Residual enhancement amount is subject to change. This information does not constitute tax, accounting, or legal advice.