"The Nissan Ariya might be one of the best deals on the used car market right now. The Japanese electric crossover has always been somewhat lukewarm compared to the competition. However, when a barely used Ariya is roughly half the price of a new one, it makes a lot more sense. The Nissan Ariya has always flown under the radar. It's Nissan's first properly modern electric car after the aging Leaf, but it never quite managed to capture the public's attention. It has a great interior"
"and fine road manners, but its driving range and high starting price were a little off-putting. As a result, the Ariya has had limited sales success in the United States. And it's imported from Japan, so Nissan has decided to discontinue it for the 2026 model year amid a tariff hit. If you were planning on getting one in the near future, you need"
The Nissan Ariya offers a comfortable interior, competent handling, and two battery options with EPA ranges of about 216 miles (63-kWh) and up to 289 miles (87-kWh). New 2025 base price starts at $41,265 with a 214-hp front motor on the entry model. U.S. sales have been limited and Nissan will discontinue the Ariya for 2026 due to import tariffs on vehicles from Japan. Roughly 160 used Ariyas with clean titles and under 10,000 miles appear on Cars.com, with dealer-listed prices as low as $18,500 including a $4,000 used EV credit. Without the credit the example price rises to $22,500, and the used EV credit expires tomorrow.
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