Nissan presents ARIYA MY26, the update of the Japanese brand’s electric crossover that brings new style elements and an evolution of technologies dedicated to comfort and connectivity. ARIYA continues in this sense to embody the brand’s vision for electric mobility, combining high performance with smooth, silent, and enjoyable driving. The new features of the MY26 version aim to enhance two fundamental characteristics: an elegant and distinctive design and the true pleasure of driving, made even more refined by the integration of advanced systems.
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Nissan ARIYA MY26
On the aesthetic front, ARIYA MY26 confirms the inspiration from Nissan’s philosophy of “timeless Japanese futurism,” with a redesigned front for a cleaner and more harmonious look. The body-colored front panel and the reinterpretation of the characteristic “V-Motion” reinforce a decisive yet minimalist presence. The “premium” aspect is also intensified thanks to the newly designed 19 and 20″ wheels, which combine aluminum and resin elements. Inside, the new center console expands storage capacity up to 3.2 liters and introduces the latest generation 15 W wireless charger.
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Focus on design and comfort
Comfort is further improved by an optimized suspension setup, designed to increase stability and reduce vibrations and stresses, especially on long trips. Completing the experience are driver assistance functions, such as adaptive distance control that supports acceleration, deceleration, and braking. From a connectivity standpoint, ARIYA MY26 adopts the latest generation NissanConnect with integrated Google suite, while charging reflects the model’s “smart” vocation: the 11 kW AC charging system is bidirectional and compatible with the Vehicle to Load (V2L) function, and for fast DC charging supports up to 130 kW depending on market and version. It is worth noting that ARIYA MY26 has been announced as a limited edition and is currently not planned for sale in Italy.
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