2023 Nissan Ariya

Nissan's answer to the Tesla Model Y presents as a well-rounded electric SUV – but it could still be over a year away from Aussie showrooms.

We drive Nissan's all-new, all-electric Ariya SUV in Europe, ahead of an as-yet unconfirmed Australian market launch.

The CarExpert team is back for another podcast, looking at the topics that made car news over the past week.

All aboard the Polar Express! This modified Nissan Ariya EV is set to embark on a trip from the North Pole to the South Pole.

Nissan Australia desperately wants to bring the Ariya EV Down Under, but the brand's local boss still can't confirm when we might see it.

A Nissan Z outfitted with the NISMO parts catalogue, an old ute with a Leaf powertrain, and a V8 off-road ute are some of the highlights of Nissan's SEMA stand.

The Ariya crossover will be driven from North to South Pole, taking in 27,000km of daunting terrain to promote Nissan's electric AWD system.

Nissan has taken the electric bones of its practical, family-focused Ariya SUV and used them to create a single-seat sports car.

Nissan's new Ariya electric SUV is rolling out globally next year, but as for Australia? We're further down the pecking order...

Step inside Nissan's overhauled, automated new production line at its Tochigi plant, which should be a blueprint for its future sites.

2021 all-electric SUV looks like last year's concept car, will come with 65kWh and 90kWh batteries, and optional twin-motor AWD. Mustang Mach-E, Tesla Model Y, and Volkswagen ID.4 are in its crosshairs.