2025 Nissan ARIYA e-4ORCE 63kWh Review

By Peter Tran, EditorUpdated September 2, 2026MethodologySources: NHTSA, EPA, EIA
49
out of 100
C
#141 of 182 suvs · class median 63
Reliability62
25% of overall
Efficiency42
25% of overall
Economics46
50% of overall

What drives the score

Reliability62/100

NHTSA recall rate0.0 campaigns/yr 88

0 recall campaigns across 1 model year on record.

Documented owner issuesNot yet curated 60

No curated issue list yet — scored neutrally rather than assumed clean.

Battery degradation2.3% / yr 23

Brand-level curve — no model-specific dataset yet.

Efficiency42/100

EPA efficiency3.00 mi/kWh 59

Miles per kWh vs other SUVs. Drives every cost figure on this site.

EPA range205 mi 21

Rated combined range. Expect 20-30% less in freezing weather.

Fast-charge speed47 mi / 10 min 28

Peak 130 kW, derated to a realistic 10-80% average.

Economics46/100

Energy cost per mile7.7¢/mi 59

80% home at 17¢/kWh, 20% public DC at 48¢/kWh (US averages).

Fuel savings vs gas rival$497/yr 24

Against the Nissan Rogue (33 MPG) at $3.92/gal, 12,000 mi/yr.

Battery value at risk$264/yr 38

Pack capacity lost each year, valued at $132/kWh replacement cost.

Road-trip charging cost$16.01 / 100 mi 59

Cost of 100 miles bought entirely at public DC fast chargers.

Ownership numbers at a glance

Energy cost per mile
7.7¢
Annual energy cost (12k mi)
$928
Fuel savings vs gas rival
$497/yr
Fast-charge speed
47 mi per 10 min
Battery value lost per year
$264
NHTSA recall campaigns
0

Assumes 12,000 mi/yr, 80% home charging at $0.17/kWh and public DC at $0.48/kWh, gas at $3.92/gal. Scoring model v1.0.

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