NISSAN ARIYA (2022-) 5DR SUV 0.0 ELECTRIC 87KWH 242 EVOLVE 22KW CHARGER AUTO
The NISSAN ARIYA (2022-) 5DR SUV 0.0 ELECTRIC 87KWH 242 EVOLVE 22KW CHARGER AUTO is a stylish and modern electric SUV, designed to cater to drivers seeking an eco-friendly yet practical vehicle. As part of the growing electric vehicle (EV) market in the UK, the ARIYA offers a spacious, comfortable ride suited to families, commuters, and those looking to switch to greener driving options. Its sleek SUV build provides ample space for passengers and luggage, making it an excellent choice for daily journeys, weekend getaways, or regular trips around town.
What makes the NISSAN ARIYA stand out is its impressive electric range, smooth automatic transmission, and fast charging capabilities, allowing for quicker recharge times and less time spent at charging stations. It's especially popular among eco-conscious drivers who value reliability, modern features, and a comfortable driving experience. Compared to rivals in the electric SUV segment, the ARIYA is notable for its refined design and user-friendly technology. With an average recent mileage close to 20,000 miles and a healthy reputation in the used car market, the NISSAN ARIYA (2022-) remains an appealing choice for those looking to enjoy sustainable, stylish mobility.
average use
The data indicates that the majority of Nissan Ariya vehicles (approximately 94.2%) recorded a most recent mileage between 0 and 10,000 miles, suggesting most are relatively low-mileage and possibly newer or lightly used. A small percentage of vehicles (around 0.6% each) have recorded higher mileages ranging up to 70,000 miles. Overall, the distribution points to a generally low usage among these vehicles, with very few exceeding 20,000 miles.
vehicle values
The data presents the distribution of private sale prices for a 2022 Nissan Ariya 5DR SUV EV. Most valuation percentages are concentrated in the mid-range price brackets between £25,000 and £36,000, with the highest percentage—8.7%—found in the £35,000 to £36,000 range. Interestingly, the lowest activity (only 0.6%) appears in several lower (£18,000-£22,000) and higher (£46,000-£50,000) price brackets, suggesting limited transactions at these extremes. There is a notable clustering of sales around the £25,000 to £36,000 range, indicating that this is the typical private sale valuation window for this model. This distribution implies that the vehicle's market value tends to hover in the mid to upper twenties and lower thirties thousand pounds, with significant minority sales extending into higher price points.
production years
The data indicates that the majority of Nissan Ariya vehicles in the sample were manufactured in 2022, accounting for approximately 62.2%. Vehicles from 2023 represent about 23.3%, while those from 2024 and 2025 are less common, at 11.6% and 2.9% respectively. This suggests that the Nissan Ariya is relatively new on the market, with most vehicles being from its initial production year, and a smaller, gradually increasing proportion from subsequent years. The low percentage from 2025 indicates limited availability or production at this point.
colour popularity
The data indicates that the most common main paint colour for the Nissan Ariya (2022-) SUVs is grey, accounting for 41.3% of vehicles, making it the dominant choice among buyers. Black is also quite popular, representing 15.7%. Lighter colours such as white (2.9%) and blue (6.4%) are less common, while a notable percentage of vehicles feature green (12.2%) and bronze (11%), which are relatively unique options. Overall, the preferences appear to favor neutral tones, with grey leading considerably, but there is also a significant portion choosing more distinctive colours like green and bronze.
ownership cycle
The data indicates that the majority of NISSAN ARIYA (2022-) vehicles, approximately 85.5%, have had only one registered keeper, suggesting they are typically owned by individual owners or new buyers. A smaller proportion, around 13.4%, have had two keepers, which may imply some vehicles change hands once or are re-registered. Very few vehicles, about 1.2%, have had three registered keepers, indicating limited transfer history beyond the initial ownership. Overall, the vehicle appears to generally have a low number of previous owners, which can be a positive indicator of relatively recent or stable ownership history.
engine choices
The data indicates that all vehicles of the Nissan Ariya model (2022 onwards) in the sample are electric, with 100% of the vehicles using electric power and no engine capacity data available. This aligns with the vehicle's classification as an electric SUV, demonstrating a consistent electric-only fuel type across the sample. The lack of engine capacity information reflects the fully electric nature of this model, where traditional engine size metrics are not applicable.
