- The 2025 Nissan Ariya starts at $39,770 and tops out at $54,370.
- Entry-level models come with a 66 kWh pack, while flagship models get a 91 kWh battery.
Nissan is in a spot of bother at the moment. Not only does it plan to cut jobs and delay the launch of several new models, but it also plans to merge with Japanese rival Honda to stay afloat. That’s a shame because Nissan has some solid models in its lineup, including the all-electric Ariya, which has just been confirmed for the 2025 model year.
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Earlier this year, Nissan USA slashed starting prices for the 2024 Ariya by as much as $6,000. For 2025, it has slightly increased prices but the electric SUV remains significantly cheaper than it was in 2023. The automaker has also reduced the number of variants available in an effort to streamline the model range.
Read: Your Questions About The Nissan Ariya EV Answered
Still sitting at the entry point of the Ariya range is the Engage FWD. The cheapest Ariya started at $39,590 for 2024, but this year that price has been adjusted to $39,770. It’s available with the entry-level battery pack with a nominal capacity of 66 kWh and a usable capacity of 63 kWh. Interestingly, Nissan is now marketing the battery as a 66 kWh unit despite previously referring to it as a 63 kWh pack.
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An all-wheel-drive version of the Engage is also offered, priced at $43,770 compared to $43,590 for the previous 2024 model. Nissan ditched the Venture+ FWD from earlier this year, which served as the base model with the larger 91 kWh (nominal / 87 kWh useable) battery pack. Whereas it had started at $41,190, now the most affordable 91 kWh model is the Evolve+ FWD, priced at $44,370. Sitting above are the Engage+ e-4ORCE ($45,370), the Evolve+ e-4ORCE ($48,370), and the Platinum+ e-4ORCE ($54,370).
2025 Nissan Ariya
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No significant upgrades have been made to the 2025 model, although all models now receive wireless phone charging. Nissan Ariya owners can also now access 17,800 Tesla Superchargers across the US. Those who want to use the network must pay $235 for a North American Charging Standard (NACS) adapter kit. From next year, the Ariya will be built with an NACS plug, eliminating the need for this adapter.
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