Nissan ARIYA vs a Tesla-Full Comparison & Test Drives from Nissan of Cookeville
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Amazing, I have watched several Ariya reviews and none went into the depth of demonstration of ProPilot and showing the differences in this light. Have had a Nissan Leaf for 9.5 years now and seriously considering the Ariya as my next pair of wheels.
Loving my new Ariya !! Love all the options and drives nice ! Super happy , inside looks way better then Tesla , love the openness , the moving center and secret compartment ! The screens are situated in a perfect spot to where nothing is in the way and easy to get to . Wood grain with buttons is a great touch making it look expensive! And omg the self driving and parking is amazing, beyond what Tesla can do !
Tesla does not have cross traffic front and rear alert with automatic emergency brakes.
Give this guy a raise. What a great walk through man.
Lance knows his stuff!
All Teslas comes standard with Auto Pilot software and all Teslas come standard with the Full Self Driving (FSD) computer. The FSD software is optional and fairly expensive to buy ($15k) but can be subscribed to on a monthly basis ($199 per month). The Enhanced Auto Pilot is a $6000 upgrade for very little more additional than auto lane changes and Smart (read stupid) Summon which is a silly crude party trick that requires constant monitoring because it’s not good. The Standard included Tesla Auto Pilot is all you need and works great on virtually all marked roads. The Tesla software is amazing, the Ariya has quite a way to go to just match the standard features of any Tesla.
All Teslas come with the FSD Computer and you can upgrade to use enhanced FSD levels at any time even after purchase of the vehicle. Also no one uses the card to drive or open the Tesla vehicles- its just for emergency. So, that was a bad comparison. You use your phone, and with your phone in your purse or pocket, you don't do ANYTHING. You just get in your car, put it in gear, and go. Not even a start/stop button. As mentioned, you choose the Tesla self-driving level you want, and purchase it permanently, even after purchasing the car, or use FSD by the month for $199, canceling and restarting the subscription at will. There is a free option that is best for highways, a $6000 option on the Tesla that has almost all the $15,000 full driving capability, other than auto-start on red (that 6000 option is amazing, but simply ensures your car can't be used a money-making commercial taxi that completely drives itself - hense the $11K difference). Also on the Model Y you don't need to hit a lock button on the truck to lock up the whole car, because the Tesla auto locks everything just by walking away from it. And the integrated glass roof in the Tesla insures the vehicle meets the highest safety standards if you care about that - not achievable with the Ariya with its moveable moon roof. And consider that difference in the towing capacity regardless of wether you will ever tow - 3500lbs(Tesla) vs 2000lbs (Nissan) tells you a lot about the quality of the frame and drive components. Lastly (super important and missed in this review) with Tesla you get their amazing charging network, and the charge level tracking and built-in route planning software work seamlessly - with the Ariya you don't get either, so good luck on a road trip.
It's standard if you pay for it 😮
Found it odd how he didn't mention acceleration. Especially since it was a Performance version Model Y.
FSD is flawed. There has been accidents caused by it. Don't rely on it.
Rented a model 3 for 3 weeks while my car was in the shop and thought it was nice, but the ariya seems better overall. Need to give it a test drive.
Kinda looks like he has an issue with Tesla. Example, you do not need a physical key to unlock and lock the doors. The glove compartment in the Tesla is easily accessible. You can use your voice to open the glove compartment. Last thing he failed to mention is that the Tesla is a more efficient car when it comes to energy usage as you get more miles/kw then the Aria. Don’t get me wrong,the Aria has features that the Tesla does not have but let’s just give the facts.
I get nearly 4miles/kw on my Ariya Evolve +. I drive it fairly hard on the highway.
He does work for a Nissan dealership. He stands to gain more if the Ariya looks good. He was more balanced than I would have expected.
Great comparison man. I have a Model 3 but I think the Ariya would be great for my wife once she's ready for a new vehicle.
ariya not good car i have one i dont like tesla is good car i have tesla 11yrs until now good car
@@bestsellingproductsonamazo410 Can you use proper punctuation? Its hard to read when you don't use them.
One thing not mentioned is the suspension on the Y. I've had mine for 2 years and hate the rough ride. I even bought after market overcoils to try and soften it but it still feels like I'm riding on a wooden roller coaster.
Ariya drives butter smooth and complete deafness inside the cabin. It should be branded as an Infiniti.
Summer is here. The Tesla glass roof dome will serve as a microwave for Tesla owners. Cook, baby Cook!
Ariya is too expensive. Come on Nissan
Great overview of both cars 👍🏾
Is the park assist useful? I don't need help parking when there's plenty of room, i need help in difficult situations, when there's barely enough room to parallel park for example. Thoughts?
Ariya to me looks way better.
But man Tesla super charger is unmatched right now. Let’s see when is opened up.
Nissan and other car companies will be able to charge with the Tesla network starting now at certain superchargers. No need for a overcharge Tesla.
I'm a past Nissan owner and a current Tesla owner and you lost me when you said you had to use the keycard to lock and unlock the Model Y. Clearly your comparison was going to be bias because everyone knows Teslas unlock and lock automatically when you walk up to or away from them. The keycard is only a back up if you don't have your phone. If you're going to be bias don't do a comparison video. Just promote what is a very nice EV from a well established auto maker.
Couldn’t have said it better.
I came on here in the comments sections to make that same observation but I see you already did. That is spot on! I drive a model Y and I don’t even leave my house with my key card! Walk up to the car and it opens for you. Walk away and the car goes into lock mode. Simple.
Nissan airfare has terrible range. And overpriced... no cars can compete with tesla for the price.. they should actually be selling it way cheaper.. prob the only way for them to compete with tesla.
This is funny, Tesla owners feeling somehow …….. al because of a point made about a card!! 😂 lol really this just shows yet again that some Tesla owners need to feel superior “ Tesla is the best on the market “ etc…. Thx for the good laugh, made my day 🎉🎉😂
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Ariya doesn't have 7500 tax credit. That's the deal breaker for me
If you add all the features that are on Ariya but not on Model Y, it will add up to over$10K in features, starting with panoramic moonroof that opens and closes, plus electric sunshade cover. No Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, no head up display, no blind spot indicator, no cross traffic alert with automatic emergency brakes, etc on Tesla Model Y. How much are these features worth to you?
True.
not an issue if you lease and buy it at the end.
You didn’t talk at all about how the Tesla has walk up and walk away, locking using your phone key. That overcomes most of the things that you downplayed about the Tesla and the way it locks and unlocks.
Ariya has walk up and walk away, kick trunk lift etc etc. No need for cards or phones.
@@marketbuy faster? It’s immediate. You don’t even have to take your phone out of your pocket.
@@leafbabe6735 Your still having to use a key fob on the ariya. How do you think the walk up and auto trunk open? Magic?! Tesla does not need a traditional key fob. Cell phone is always with you. Ford also has phone as a key.
You Tesla people would of course jump on any thing you don’t like . He did a good job for someone that isn’t a Tesla fan boy and watches every video on TH-cam to complain if he say anything good about the aria that Tesla doesn’t or does have he can’t know everything about the Tesla. Look how sandy Munro did with he tried to review other cars and he didn’t learn anything about the car or non Tesla charging before making the video and it was crouch’y and complaining . Learn before the video tfl sandy Munro. He does good on tare downs but I prefer listening to Cory his president more. He is educational and com when presenting the difference between cars .
@@joekeating9321 using phone forever thing is the worst thing ever
Model Y is larger inside/outside while being lighter weight. Model Y has longer range, better efficiency, over twice the charging speed on DC chargers while being $10k cheaper with similar trims PLUS qualifying for federal EV rebates as its Made in USA. I don't see how Nissan will be able to sell more than a handful of these to ill-informed consumers. Big miss by Nissan. Currently $53k for Model Y LR minus the rebate so you around $46k. You would have to fully load the Ariya to even get it in the same realm on range/AWD/features and it would still have less range and significantly less power. Just seems like an Ariya is a compromise on every facet while paying more for it? Don't understand the value proposition.
This is a great example of Nissan going back to their roots with design and culture. The subtle design blend rather well with no compromise.
I wish I could get the aryia 😢 husband isn’t ready for the ev market yet. We have fast chargers in my small town in north Iowa. Making the switch would be easier then what he makes it.
Don’t listen to a guy who works for “Nissan” and would recommend Nissan car. Downplayed MY etc. you don’t always need card key to open Tesla car every time. You only need to do the initial setup then after that, you just need to have your phone with you to enter the car. Also Tesla’s simplicity interior design to control everything from the main screen, but you only need to setup once. You can also use “voice control” in a Tesla to control things but he never mentioned that.
I know Asians love Tesla but Ariya is made Japan. Asians love made in Japan.
Go test drive the Ariya and see for yourself all the features Ariya offer that the minimalist MY can only wish it had.
Ariya has auto lock and many ways to unlock doors. It’s called Intelligent Key. You can step up to Virtual Key for added cost.
Sometimes your phone won't work and you have to rely on the card key.
you forgot to mention when the Tesla crash it burns into frames and the Ariya has not done that yet 🤣
Wanted the Ariya since I saw it. Went to the local dealer and test drove it. Increase the range and lower the price and i would be selling the rogue.
300 mile range is not enough for you? You can buy a Venture + or Empower + for under $50K.
Or, the entry level Engage+ with short range battery for $45K. If you charge from home, who cares what the range is?
Right. All they gotta do is lower the price, increase the range, enlarge the passenger's compartment, add a Maybach engine and I'll trade in my Nissan Sentra too...
There has been new EPA testing and the range has been reduced not only by Nissan but also with other EV's.
How does the Ariya handsfree works if you wear dark sun glasses? It can’t read your eyes then.
GREAT WALK THROUGH.
Good job!
helpful review
Can you plz tell me what the background music name plz plz ❤❤❤😢
Does the Ariya have trip planning for long road trips? I am interested in hearing more about this.
Yes, it does. I have the Ariya Evolve + since Feb 1st. It’s an amazing SUV EV. It drives like a boat. It’s so smooth and super quiet inside the cabin
The good news is that non Tesla branded EVs will get to use Tesla SuperChargers by end of 2024.
@@marketbuy drives like a boat is not a compliment. Also, other manufacturers having access to Tesla’s superchargers doesn’t answer OPs question. If in an Ariya, you input into navigation an address outside the cars range, will the navigation automatically route you to a fast charger, or will it just give you notification that you can’t go that far, and have to use other apps to find charging?
@@jasonberger3227 I use Android Auto for all of my entertainment plus Google map.
Yes, NissanConnect app has long trip planning to be able to find charging stations.
@@jasonberger3227 Good point you raised there. I don’t think the Nissan can do that as at today. With future updates, possibly.
@@jasonberger3227 yes it routes you to a charger along your route when it needs to recharge also it will guide you off the expressway and onto the exit ramp
i have a very early production model 3. i'm taking a long look at the ariya to replace it.
What is the price difference between the two?
Which car would you go for? I have ordered a ariya but I think i want the model y. :)
Ariya all the way, you literally look down on model Y's on the road.
Ariya is quieter and more comfortable, and the lounge-like interior is fabulous. I'd also say the Ariya is the best looking SUV available.
Any 20%off on ariya ?
I bought my Ariya Evolve+ on Feb 1st. Love the smooth quiet plush ride.
@@marketbuy how much insurance cost ?
@@jeepcam2692 My insurance with Costco Connect is titled under my business name. I have gap insurance included for the first year. Coverage = $500 deductible 100/300K for $520 every six month. Quite cheap.
What’s the max charging DCFC speed for the Ariya
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Even before watching this, I'm going to guess the Nissan dealer likes the Ariya more.
Yeah, the trunk space is similar... really? Tesla is much bigger.
@@reuveng1960 Visually, the trunk space between Ariya and Model Y is the same. However, the rear passenger seatings seem more spacious on the Ariya. Ariya also has more seat cushion foam than the Model Y.
As an owner of Ariya Evolve + since Feb 1, it’s an amazing SUV EV. Ariya has the highest ground clearance in its class unlike those low driving crossovers like the Model Y
@@marketbuy Not sure you have sat in a Tesla before. The Model Y has one of the most comfortable seats out there.
I thought Aria is a BEV. I don't think there's an engine component under the hood. Tesla automatically unlock/lock the door w/ the phone app. Card is not needed after initial setup
Ariya does not need a smartphone to lock and unlock the doors. We use a fob. However, Nissan Ariya also offer Virtual Key feature similar to Tesla smartphone keyless. The good thing about the Ariya is that there are many ways to lock and unlock the doors. By that I mean we have NissanConnect app that allows us to lock and unlock our doors as well.
What I hate about using the smartphone to lock and unlock is that I don’t alway take my phone with me when I go inside the grocery stores or to Home Depot. My phone is too heavy and would rather have a small 2 oz fob in my pocket.
That’s funny, I think of the fobs as too heavy! Or too awkward at least. The phone is flat, I never notice it. But between me and my wife we have 3 cars. 3 fobs in my pocket is ungainly. I have an Ariya and so far I’m using the fob, but I might switch to the app. But at least in concept, using the phone seems like a complete win over fobs to me.
@@CaseAgainstFaith1 Have you tried changing the TV channels with your smartphone vs your TV remote? Which is faster and easier?
@@marketbuy Funny enough, I lost the remote to my Apple TV. Probably under the couch somewhere. I have been using my iPhone for a year or more and don’t miss the remote at all. I can’t be bothered to dig under the couch to find it. As far as the Nissan app, I don’t know enough about it. But my expectation is that it would work just like the fob. Walk up to the car and grab the handle and magically open. But I confess I am not certain that my expectations will be met. I need to talk to other users and find out.
@@CaseAgainstFaith1 The amount of time you spent “waking up” your iPhone and searching for the app, I would have already changed the channels with my tv remote in less than 2 secs.
Have you tried turning on a smart light bulb using your smartphone? It’s horrible. I threw the smart bulb away. It’s faster to just get up and flip the switch on.
Smartphones can not replace key fobs or tv remotes. If smartphone is your thing to opening the car doors, then NissanConnect app can do the job, or upgrade to Virtual Key Remote.
I have seen 2 of the Ariya’s here on the streets of Atlanta
The FSD computer comes available in all cars. The software update is the 15k upgrade.
Airya Premiere trim cost $55K and comes with Pro Pilot 2.0 (FSD)
@@marketbuy it is not the same FSD. Doesn’t work in city streets and only in geofenced areas. Not even the same basket.
@marketbuy the base auto pilot on every single tesla is better than the pro pilot 2.0 to begin with since tesla constantly updates it to be better. Does Nissan do the same? Most likely not because they don't give a damn
@@marketbuy up comment
@@pooppoop3851 You did READ that Tesla recalled their crappy FSD, right?
Word of the day: TRADITIONAL
Tesla is the mass market and Nissan the niche. I like the Ariya and I fully understand someone with the cash buying this vehicle as a runaround. Tesla will sell at volume because Tesla has price power, the services and all the innovation in the pipeline!
The Ariya is beautiful and has great features. The key difference is the vast Tesla charging network. One car you can take long road trips. The other your long road trips take much much longer.
Wow I love that Nissan
JC what is the price difference between them, OMG
Ariya and model Y are quite different experiences. Ariya is a more upscale design, especially the interior, and the Y is more spartan, steeper learning curve. Both have very good range, Supercharger network is better managed than Ariya's CCS but most people charge at home anyway.
The big difference is you can actually buy a Tesla... Tesla sells 250,000 Ev's every year... Nissan Ayria.... has made and sold a few hundred... so guut luck buying one!
Tesla will sell 2 million BEVs this year.
And the Model Y is the best-selling car in the world.
Fine example of a fully Japanese built car vs a fully american built car.
As European can't figure out how is it possible driving on left lane without intention to overtake is legal?
Correct me if I am wrong.
This bad habit is a nightmare in Ireland and UK.
I noticed that too. I kept saying pass or get out of that lane when he was driving. It is a dangerous and bad habit many Americans do just cruising in the left lane without overtaking. That lane should be used only to pass or if it is heavily occupied, still to be going the faster speed with the intention to pass.
It's not legal here, because it is unsafe. But still most people "squat in the left lane". I find it amusing when I pass them in the right lane at the next traffic light. Their stupidity is showing, and it makes me smile.
He doesn't know alot about the Tesla MY..so many errors...Tesla comes with the normal cruise control for free,but if u wanna step up then you can pay 15k for FSD.tesla also has 4 USB connection and a wireless charging pad added.
Tesla owner here. I realize you have a job to sell your EV over Tesla, but you did not fully explain several key features of the Tesla.
1. When you compared access/entry, you failed to mention that you can use your smartphone as your key for your Tesla. What this means is that you don't need a card or any haptic touch nonsense. The car recognizes your phone, unlocks your car when you approach and locks it when you walk away. You just simply lift the door handle to enter.
2. Additionally, you leave out Sentry Mode for Tesla which utilizes the cameras to detect bumps or any potential thief that might try to break into the car. It will record those interactions for you.
3. Also, you leave out an important safety feature in that if you blow your horn, your front camera instantly records a video clip of what is happening. This video could be important for an insurance claim should you get into an accident.
4. When comparing lift gates, you did not mention that the Tesla has an adjustable lift gate height so that shorter people can adjust the lift height so they don't struggle to reach the button when the lift gate is up.
5. You did not mention that almost everything inside the Tesla can be activated with voice commands. It works exceedingly well. You can open the glove box, turn on wipers, AC, heat, fan speed, music volume.....the options are extensive which means your eyes never leave the road.
6. In addition to heated seats both front and back, the Tesla also now has automated heated seats and steering wheel. It adjusts the heat intensity according to the outside temperature.
7. You did not mention that Full Self Driving has the option of a monthly subscription service which allows you to use it when you need it and turn it off for when you don't need it or want to pay for it. Should you buy a used Tesla with a paid FSD (not subscription service), it stays with the new owner which is a terrific perk.
8. Also, via your smartphone app key, you can set the Tesla to charge off peak hours and have the climate and battery set for a morning departure time everyday or weekday only. Plus, you can enable cabin overheat protection for the car when parked outside during the summer or automatically set the climate to have the AC or heat turned on before you leave work so the car is at your desired temperature.
9. You also implied that the Tesla did not have a 12v power supply or USB ports in the center console. The car has one 12v power supply and two USB-C charging ports in the center console along with two USB-C ports for the rear occupants.
10. Telsa Model Y's can also be configured for two third row seats. They are good for kids, not adults, but nonetheless an option.
11. Tesla to your point, does not offer Apple Car Play or Android Auto, but one outstanding feature is that your Tesla NAV will automatically build in Supercharger stops if your car can't make it to the destination on a single charge. This greatly reduces range anxiety. The Telsa Supercharger network is superior to any other network (not even close) and you can also purchase an adapter so that Teslas can charge on ANY charging network.
12. Last, the performance of the Model Y is better and the range is better too.
13. Tesla also sells direct to consumers. No middle man. No dealer market adjustment fees, no destination fees, no hidden finance fees or charges. With Tesla, you pay for the cost of the car and features you select, tax, title and license. That's it. If I order the same car optioned exactly the same as my neighbor we pay the same price. A traditional dealership's job is to sell you the car for as much profit as they can squeeze out of the deal. Not Tesla. The Tesla dealership experience was one of the best experiences that I encountered.
14. Service. Your car is updated via over the air software upgrades. I have yet to experience a recall where the problem wasn't fixed with a software push. Tesla also has mobile rangers. What this means is that if your car can be serviced in your driveway without the need to go to a service center, Tesla will send a mobile ranger out to your house or work to service the vehicle. I have my tires rotated in my driveway. How cool is that? Cost is no more than to bring it to a traditional service center.
Ultimately, you the consumer have to buy what works best for you. Just don't listen to a biased one-sided story like this thread. Do your research for all cars you consider. In this day and age, there is zero reason to set foot on a traditional dealership lot unless you are going to sign paperwork and buy the car. You can do it all from home these days. Dealerships don't want you to know this because it takes all of the control away from them. Happy Hunting!
Nice try Nissan, but you shouldn’t try and compare to Tesla model y. They are way over your weight class. You need to focus on cars like the bolt. The Tesla keycard is a back up key, you don’t need it to get in buddy, your phone is your key and unlocks as you walk up to it.
No mention of your phone as the key or the voice commands in the Tesla. It’s unnecessary to use the screen for everything as implied. No one pedal driving kills it for me. I’ll keep my Tesla.
Set course to nearest Nissian Deallllller!!!
It is done. So far My wife and I are enjoying SUV. Evolve +
Great review but you did miss about how the tesla has a setting to auto lock when you walk away from the vehicle, and the tesla is superior on efficiency 😜 but otherwise good video
The Ariya also has an autolock option. I set it on mine.
Ariya has many ways to unlock the doors. It’s called Intelligent Key.
It also has Virtual Key similar to Tesla but it’s a dealer add on. I prefer a fob. Click. Done.
@@marketbuy I haven’t looked into the Virtual Key as far as how well it works. But I hate fobs simply because I’ve got 3 cars between me and my wife. Becomes an unwieldy keychain.
@@CaseAgainstFaith1 We need key fob to start the engine. I prefer using a fob over a smartphone because when I go to the gym, Home Depot, Trader Joe’s, I leave my smartphone in the car. I hate anything heavy in my pocket.
I don’t recommend Virtual Key. It’s a waste of money. A 2 ounce fob does it’s job well.
@@marketbuy Well I hate *bulky* things in my pocket. I find the weight of a phone absolutely negligible. Don’t even know it is there. But I certainly notice three fobs fighting for space in my pocket.
I am in LA but can I buy my new car from this guy?
We have customers all over the country. We recently just delivered a Frontier to Hawaii. We would love to do business with you!!
@@Nissanofcookeville Just called and asked for Lance. He was great! Thanks for letting me know location is not an issue. :)
The only feature that I prefer in the Ariya is the hands free AP. I never use AP in my Tesla because I don't like the constant attention it requires. It just gives me anxiety I prefer to drive myself.
All the controls are nice in the Ariya but my Tesla's auto functions work flawlessly. I've never owned a vehicle that had auto functions so intune to my desires. I start thinking that it would be nice to have high beams now and they turn on. It's kinda weird. My previous car, a 2008 G35, had terribly unintuitive controls, especially hvac controls. I was always fiddling!
Keep those new EVs coming, I just love it. More choices creates happier customers!
My biggest gripe on EVs is the insanely slow response of the government to get more charging stations. What a bunch of assholes in our government. Adding 4 or 5 charging stations to existing gas stations with tax incentives is a no brainier. It's just not that expensive! Every food store parking lot should have quite a few chargers at the extremes of the lot. You know, those places where people seldom park. My favorite supercharger location is a Safeway parking lot which has sixteen chargers and guess where I do my food shopping?
Did Tesla wait for the government to install their chargers? Why are you blaming the government? If anything they are working hard to encourage more chargers. Other charging companies should emulate Tesla’s approach to building chargers.
@@rmorales1029 Well adding chargers to existing gas stations would take government action because gas companies have no incentives to do that themselves. I don't see any movement to make that happen.
With the emergence of convenience stores at some stations, adding charging outlets seems logical as it would also add customers and tax incentives would make that pretty easy.
I agree that car companies have dropped the ball on not matching Tesla lead. They should probably buy into Tesla's charging structure or make an agreement amongst themselves to build charging outlets with a common plug. Again, I don't see any movement or encouragement from the government.
Right now, all I hear is talk with no positive action but, of course, with Mary Barry on the ball at GM, it will all be solved in the future or should I say, far future.
From my experience, it looks like large food store parking lots are the primary places to add multiple charging outlets. They have the available unused space.
Actually what i hear the way this guy talk about tesla is like talking down about the car more than really comparing. No OTHER EV car had better batteries than tesla cos Tesla batteries range wont dropped after turning AC or heating system which stay true to the mileage. Even a 10 years old tesla model S batteries probably deprecated 10 to 15% only but other will dropped over that.
We had a Nissan Leaf and a Tesla before, and according to the results from resales sources.
Again, this guy work for Nissan of course he's talking down on a tesla to sells his company's products.
Great idea for compartment please be more professional and do this in the last noisy place in space.
That’s why I didn’t finish the video
Tesla qualifies for the 7500 tax credit the Nissan does not...
Ariiya really comparing this to a model Y😂
😂😂😂 same thing I said
Ariya has TONS of features that are not found in the minimalist Tesla. 😂
@@marketbuy hey all Ill say is I bought my model Y was back in 2020. The car still feels new yesterday and today .The constant updates and full driving capabilities.
The simple design for easier understanding is a computer on wheels . You should enjoy the Ariya I guess good luck
@@anthonytrotman8999 With the microwave oven glass rooftop on the MY, no thanks from me.
Really, Tesla? How cheap can you guys be not to offer a simple sunshade cover?
@@marketbuy sorry man not here to fight with you your ignorance is deeply rooted
Thanks
Tesla autolocks when you walk away from the vehicle. I was expecting more from Nissan, since they were one of the first serious EV manufacturers, but I think they dropped the ball. They still don't seem serious. They should be way ahead of Toyota, but both vehicles look like they are at the same level.
The one screen design in the Tesla just is terrible. To me, it’s like they designed this thing on purpose to cost as little as possible to manufacture at the same time reaming gullible buyers with no sense to pay up their hard earned cash. I can’t get over how bad the interior looks, that steering wheel with the two balls is laughable. The gaps on the pillars looks like the interior has been glued together.
The Ariya is proper car with a proper interior, smart phone integration, and 360 view. Also, there is no way I will buy any car today without Apple CarPlay or Android auto.
Have a great day!
This was a bad review also clearly you have never driven a tesla
You don’t known the Tesla no key just open and drive voice communication will do anything you want how about the charging network kept the Nissan.
Ariya style looks more decent than Tesla.
Imma be honest, the only upside i see for the ariya is the moveable center console so i have more sideways knee room
I guess it’s probably useful for the extra storage space since you don’t get a space in the “frunk” 😊
@@schnaido I put my gym bag in the foot area of my Ariya. No need to walk to the frunk to get anything. My dog loves sitting next to me in the front foot area.
Frunk is overrated. Give me more legroom is way better.
Ariya looks so much more modern than Tesla.
Said a lot except the price difference
The biggest difference between the interior of the Tesla and the Nissan, is the Tesla's interior looks bloody awful. It's far to minimalistic and looks cheap and tacky.
The Nissan, by comparison, looks classy.
To each his own. I prefer the minimalist interior. Anyway, the Ariya, if configured with features that make it more comparable to the Model Y like phone key, costs $15,000 more than the Model Y since it doesn’t qualify for the tax incentives and the difference will probably be even greater as dealers add on to the MSRP. And then you get to deal with the very lacking charging situation for non-Teslas on long trips. You honestly have to be a pretty poor decision maker to choose the Ariya.
@@FriedChairs I agree that taste is different. If everyone liked the same stuff, life would be deadly dull.
But what is in favour for the Nissan over the Tesla for me is, I live in the UK so most of what you wrote won't have much, if any affect on me.
However. If Tesla change the interiors of the Model 3 and Y to be more normal, like the S and X and they put in a binacle for the drivers display of speed etcetera like 99.9% of manufacturers do, I'd buy the Tesla. Their running gear is still the best.
The Tesla look so cheap just like when Toyota made the echo with the dash in the middle
You seriously think that´s the biggest difference? what about the efficiency, the tech integration, charging network, OTA updates and so on,
@@boandersen3061 I was going on looks alone. Not on the running gear.
Yes. You're right. Tesla's running gear is still the best. But I don't like their overtly minimalistic approach to car design with the 3 and the Y. Though I do like the slightly more standard approach with the S and X models.
so ariya has no keys? so does this mean that its risky in terms of stealing??
It has a key. Once it senses the key with you in the car the “on” bottom starts to work
I’m sure Tesla is cheaper
Yeah, like $15k cheaper and that’s before dealer markups.
Tesla is a no frill minimalist car. They don’t even offer you a simple compartment to store your sunglasses or don’t even have simple 4 handles for passengers to grab on to. It’s so plain jane.
Me and my wife got an Ariya, but I agree it cost too much.
The Ariya is a great but the price for all trims are $8000 too high considering the features and performance of the car. If they want to stay competitive they need to cut prices or provide better specs and features. There are much better options for BEVs at the same price point.
The Ariya is priced less than Model Y even with the $7500 IRA. Feature for feature, Model Y can not beat the Ariya.
I own the Ariya Evolve + since Feb 1. May I suggest you go test drive one and see the features that are offered on the Ariya that Model Y doesn’t even have. Avoid test driving the entry level Engage +. The Engage + is an entry level trim with no bells and whistles. It is priced at $45,000 for a reason.
The big difference is that Ariya is better quality vehicle vs. Tesla is made cheap as fuck !!! Nissan has long history of making cars, Tesla is just software and anytime they can turn your Tesla OFF !!!
Well… yeah, Nissan is a more established brand. But… they have had quality problems on their gas cars. (See: CVT).
All I know is the Nissan is ugly and old looking
@@plasticonion I disagree. I like it. But of course you are free to your opinion.
Tesla Model Y is the best selling car IN THE WORLD, and has the HIGHEST OWNER LOYALTY in the World's automotive market. ENOUGH SAID!
Tesla should take note of the convenience of buttons.
There are lots of accessories for all Tesla models, one being a set off bluetooth connected buttons from a company called SEXY KEYS. They come with pressure sensitive adhesive so you can put them where you find them most intuitive.
Yep, now #Tesla Model Y and Model 3 is #crap - #Nissan #Ariya wins big time!
I prefer Nissan than overpriced Tesla
Tesla are better
Nissan forever!!!!!
The biggest difference is ONE is better car the other a overpriced piece of plastic extremely bad assembled,PERIOD!!!!!!