Nissan Ariya leak repairs

Nissan Ariya leak repairs
Nissan Ariya leak repairs

Nissan Motor Company is a Japanese multinational automobile manufacturer headquartered in Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Japan. The company sells its vehicles under the Nissan, Infiniti, and Datsun brands, with in-house performance tuning products labelled Nismo.

The 2024 Nissan Ariya is an all-electric crossover SUV that combines advanced technology, impressive performance, and modern design.

Performance and Powertrain:

Power Options:

Single-motor front-wheel drive models deliver 214 horsepower.

Dual-motor all-wheel drive variants, known as e-4ORCE, produce up to 389 horsepower.

Acceleration:

Single-motor models accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in approximately 7.2 seconds.

Dual-motor versions achieve the same in about 4.8 seconds.

Battery and Range:

Battery Options:

63 kWh battery pack.

87 kWh battery pack.

Estimated Range:

Depending on the configuration, the Ariya offers an EPA-estimated range between 265 and 304 miles.

Charging and Energy Features:

Charging Compatibility:

Equipped with a Combined Charging System (CCS) port.

Adapters available for North American Charging Standard (NACS) connections, enabling access to Tesla Superchargers.

Charging Network:

Access to over 90,000 fast chargers through the Nissan Energy Charge Network, including partners like Electrify America, Shell Recharge, ChargePoint, and EVgo.

Interior and Technology:

Design and Comfort:

Spacious cabin with a flat floor and lounge-like ambiance.

Zero Gravity seats designed to reduce fatigue.

Infotainment:

Standard 12.3-inch touchscreen display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration.

Available Bose Premium Audio System with 10 speakers.

Innovative Features:

Haptic touch controls that respond to user input with tactile feedback.

Power-sliding center console for customizable storage and comfort.

Safety and Driver Assistance:

Standard Features:

Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection.

Lane Departure Warning.

Blind Spot Warning.

Advanced Systems:

ProPILOT Assist 2.0, offering hands-free driving capabilities on compatible highways.

Around View Monitor providing a 360-degree view for easier parking and maneuvering.

Trim Levels and Pricing:

Engage: Base model with essential features and 63 kWh battery pack.

Evolve+: Adds panoramic moonroof, power liftgate, and 87 kWh battery pack.

Empower+: Includes ProPILOT Assist 2.0, digital rearview mirror, and premium interior materials.

Platinum+: Top-tier trim with dual-motor all-wheel drive, Nappa leather-appointed seats, and advanced climate control system.

The 2024 Nissan Ariya stands out in the electric vehicle market by offering a harmonious blend of performance, technology, and comfort, catering to drivers seeking a modern and efficient crossover SUV.

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Product Reviews:


I recently bought a Nissan Juke. My Cube had died at 260000 miles after it carried me through 7 of my 14 Caravan To Catch a killer tours for my daughter. It seemed I got a pretty good interest rate with Nissan finance. 3 days before the first payment was due March 13th I attempted to go online and was able to access the website. March 13th was my first payment since I bought the card January 28th but on March 12th it was telling me I was already past due one payment than that old 800 dollars. I still decided to try to play them and I knew was due. but when I tried to access the Bill Matrix every time I click on it it would not open. The next morning the 13th, I went on Nissan finances website and every time I click "make a payment " it kicked me off the website. I'd sign back in, it kicked me out.Then I tried calling twice. First it said it couldn't find my account by my social security numbe. At first, it wouldn't take my account number then when it finally did, instead of giving payment options, it sent me to talk to somebody but people don't man phones on weekend and hung me up - ten-to-one it was sending me somewhere for being overdue which I wasn't. This was on the 12th and I didn't owe 2 payments. Finally last night I went on and got on the website and actually opened bill matrix. I needed an option putting it on the credit card and it listed discover as an option. I put in my account number and all the other information and click on choose payment, it only gave me the option of debit card or check... again possibly because it was saying I was past due which I wasn't.Today Monday, it is a day late. I have called 4 times and each time I was on hold for 33 minutes before I hung up. The last time I started at 515 Central Standard Time and was still on hold until 6 w. They closed their real life people at 7. I'm right in the process of trying to push for a law here in Oklahoma and at times must use my credit to help support it through publications etc as well as travel on my CARAVAN tours to seek tips for daughter's killer. And there is no email or direct way to get through.

Maggie of Lawton, OK
consumeraffairs.com


Nissan consumer affairs, it's a joke. I contacted them 6 months after buying a brand new Nissan Rogue. That 1st week my car started having problems. I took it to Nissan's service multiple times. They did not record anything in their system and told me the car was fine. My passenger air bag light stays on at all times and a noise on the drivers strut (wheel) every time you take a right turn. So a manager drove the car, said everything was okay. So again they sent me home worried. A week later again I take the car to service, they said the car was fine. Then in September 2013 I took it again to Nissan service. They again said nothing is wrong. I asked for a manager, he again said nothing wrong with the car. So I let it go until I saw other cars (Rogue 2013's) and not one had the issue that I have. So in December I took it again to service. They again said nothing wrong, this time I spoke with a female manager name ** in Cherry Hill, NJ. Then she decided to go in the back to check the car with me and saw what was going on. She agreed that the car was not right, she kept the car in service and gave me a rental. The car stayed in service for over a month because they could not detect any issues, then they get A professional mechanic and he replaced both front struts and the sensor of the air bag. It was okay for 3 hrs then the same thing happened again. I called them and told them the same issue is happening again. They kept the car again and they still couldn't find the problem. So they gave up, I guess, and told me again nothing wrong. I contacted consumer affairs and they pretty much did nothing. They told me if I didn't want to drive the car to the service and get it towed, I was going to be responsible for the fees. I fear driving my new car. How great is that??? So I contacted lemon law. They told lemon law that they wanted to offer me $2000 for the inconvenience. HELL NO I don't want money I was to feel same in my car. That's why I bought a new car so I didn't have to drive back and forth to the car service.

olta of Philadelphia, PA
consumeraffairs.com


After reading all the poor reviews on NMAC, it made me so afraid that I was thinking about trading in the Nissan I bought yesterday for a Honda or Toyota! The complaints seemed to say NMAC is eager to ruin Nissan customer's credit, wants Nissan customers to pay for NMAC's general incompetency, refuses to correct their own mistakes, and employs illegal or dishonest business methods. Thank you all for posting. We, who finance through NMAC, will need to be extra careful and not to expect decent business dealing from NMAC. We should document everything in case some guy from an attorney group actually experienced NMAC ways and wanted to start something against the big guy for their arbitrary and wrongdoing against customers.My experience at the dealership finance dept for NMAC did not go well because the guy did not explain the finance at all. When asked, he just said it is zero percent at 36 months; pointing at the monthly payment and read the inserted terms off a printed contract. He hurried out a lot of paperwork and wanted me to sign off on each of them. The consumer protection law should have required the finance person to explain in detail on what finance rate and duration of the loan, and if the rate will be changed. The consumer will then sign off acknowledgement by writing in essence the interest rate, length of loan, fixed or variable rates, terms on possible penalties, and anything that may increase the cost of the loan. That is more real of a protection than to have consumer sign acknowledgement papers that basically is to protect the finance company.Let's hope Nissan will change and correct NMAC's ways to reflect Nissan as a company it wanted to build up to. Let's hope that NMAC is not out to get Nissan buyers who finance through them. If NMAC is that bad as reviewed and people are paying more than they agreed to, why is NMAC and Nissan still allowed to continue their obviously wrong practice without consumers joining forces to protest?

Concerned of Houston, TX
consumeraffairs.com


We originally filed for a refund of the cash value of the Vehicle Ext. Warranty and Maintenance Contracts on October 28, 2011 with the Bob Rohrman Nissan dealership. We were told 6-8 weeks before we would receive the credit. Dec. 15th, we contacted Nissan Customer Service and spoke with Cedric 1800-Nissan ext **. He stated that Nissan showed that they had never received anything from the dealer. He gave an address and a list of documentation that was needed to start the claim all over. Via certified letter mailed on 12/20/11, we sent him the original copy of Odometer Disclosure Statement from the dealer dated 10/14/11, copy of Wells Fargo statement showing the rogue being paid off posted on 10/21/11 and the original copy of Nissan Extended Services North America Dealer Cancellation Request from Bob Rohrman Nissan of Chesterton dated 10/28/11. The letter was signed for on 12/28/11.Chitana at ** received a similar complaint like this and responded in early January 2012. She then passed the case on to Jane ** at ext **. Jane does not remember conversations from one day to the next. She blames the dealership CFO for not getting back to her. She called and said she is waiting for a confirmation number from another department, which she had told me this now for over a month but she will be calling me back with days with the info then never calls. She told me she is contacting the dealer about the value of the maintenance contract, but now says there is no record of contradicting what Chitana told me. It has been 22 weeks since the claim was initiated. I am close to filing in small claims courts and hiring an attorney for the complaint. The claim will be for the initial credits, attorney fees, court costs and interest.

Todd of LaPorte, IN
consumeraffairs.com


I bought a new vehicle to replace my old one which was destroyed in an accident. Bought a Nissan since the last 4 cars between my wife & myself have been Nissan's & they were all pretty good. Bought the car May 31 '14 & by November it was completely dead. Long story short, it is presently at the dealership for the 6th time & still not fixed. It has been there for 3 weeks & they don't even return my phone calls to update the status. I had an oil change on 9/24 & they phoned me the next day, & followed it up with 2 e-mails asking about my experience, but they won't fix my car or keep me in the loop! I got on the dealerships "chat line" this afternoon & "Donna" promised to have them get back to me & also promised to e-mail me a transcript of our conversation for my records. She did neither! If this company had a spread of decency they would be ashamed!

Jeffrey of Clark, NJ
consumeraffairs.com


Bought my 2012 Nissan Juke brand new and have had top notch maintenance (ie required oil changes, transmission fluid change, filter changes, etc.) at the same and only licensed Nissan dealer. The recall in 2014 of the Nissan Juke timing chain prompted me to take it in and get it fixed (although I was having no problems) -- I had approximately 36,000 miles on it then. Now, 56,000 miles later, I am at 92,000 miles and have been hearing a noise coming from under the hood. Took it to the same dealer and lo and behold... It's the timing chain. Nissan consumer affairs feels like they're doing me a favor by covering ONLY the parts for this ($485.00) and I'm suppose to fork over the remaining $1200.00 for labor. Really Nissan?They say my car is out of warranty. This has absolutely nothing to do with warranty. First, my car has had top notch maintenance with documented proof at the dealership. Second, the elephant in the room is the fact that Nissan refuses to take responsibility that this is a premature failure of the timing chain they put in 56,000 miles ago. This will be the first and last Nissan I ever purchase. How sad, a multi-million dollar company can't afford to please a customer and "do the right thing" by standing behind their parts. Goodbye Nissan, you've lost me as a future buyer. Shame on you.

Kimberly of W Jefferson, NC
consumeraffairs.com


Excellent service, polite and efficient. I took my car in, a 2009 Nissan, and I was concerned about a weird noise. The service manager checked out the car then and there and found a stone lodged in the wheel plate. Fixed in 5 minutes, no charge.

Anna of London, Other
consumeraffairs.com


I purchased brand new Versa Note in August 2014, from the beginning the car was acting strangely - turning signal didn't work properly, the car was wavering on the road, made all weird cracking sounds and after every long ride, burning smell was coming out from left and rights tires. I brought it to Nissan services, but they couldn't determine the problem. I don't know anything about the cars, but can tell that eventually part of the axle was changed. Two weeks later I was driving back to Nissan with emergency lights on. Car was shaking so badly that I couldn't keep it in one lane. Once they took it on a test drive the wheel fell off!!! And they had to evacuate my car!! No one knows what was the problem, but they decided to replace the whole axle. Thanks God I didn't take a freeway that morning when I was bringing my car to a dealership! I am not satisfied!! I am pissed!! I am upset!! I purchased a new car, because I believed it would give me a sense of safety and security. But actually I got a lemon instead!! Mine and my kid's life was put in danger! The car has a bit more than 5.000 miles on it, I am so caring with it, but it is bad. I am afraid to drive it now, even when it is being "fixed", one week ago the wheel came off (which I doubt happens on a regular bases), how can I know that one week from now the roof will not be blown away or the car will not explode, or something else!!And another thing - when I cancelled some of my Christmas plans and was ready to go to pick up my car, Nissan representative called me and left a voice mail, saying: "Oh, the car is not ready yet, I forgot to tell you that while we were fixing the axle we scratched the bumper..." It sounded like they forgot to fill up the tank! I don't know if they are the one who responsible for the wheel falling off (because 2 weeks before it happened they were replacing the bolt) or Nissan just makes lemons, but I want this crap to be resolved! I have never heard or been in such a ridiculous and at the same time stupid and banal situation! I am going to talk to a lawyer. I want you to replace my car, return my money or other options. But I don't want to have any business with your company anymore. It is a big name, but a thin quality level.

Anya of Woodland Hills, CA
consumeraffairs.com


The fan blade assembly on my 2013 Pathfinder started making a terrible noise. I took it to the Nissan dealer and they confirmed I needed a new assembly. They also stated this was a known issue and they were seeing a lot of these. Part was back-ordered. This cost me a total of $800. The day I was picking up my car, another Nissan was in for the same repair! I requested that Nissan Consumer Affairs look into this and consider covering the cost since it was a known issue. The rep, Rod stated that although it was something Nissan was aware of, they would not cover it because my car was out of warranty by 16,000 miles on the extended warranty. How poor to not cover your defective part and a known issue and hide behind the mileage. Do not purchase a Nissan - they don't stand behind their vehicles!

Michael of Oxford, CT
consumeraffairs.com


So, I just came back from the military and I wanted to buy a brand new car from Nissan of Queens. I went to the dealer and inquire about buying the selected car that I wanted to purchase for cheap. I was disappointed with the customer service because I didn't get to get my military discount that should have been applied at the time of my purchase. I feel that if someone is in the military and being a woman, we shouldn't be taken for advantage due to the lack of experience or knowledge that entails in purchasing the vehicle. I am still continuing to fight this issue because it is ridiculous that I have to still pay off my car which the total I had to pay for my vehicle was almost 26,500. I still have to pay off my car and I do not think it is fair. The car dealer that sold me the car was only concerned about the commission that he is putting inside his pockets. I wish that I have never purchase my car from him, because he ripped me off. All I wanted to do was purchase my car and serve my country to help others and in return I was never helped. It is very sad to see that younger folks in the retail industry never discuss things of importance to someone like myself that went into the dealership to purchase a vehicle by myself.

chanel of Queens Village, NY
consumeraffairs.com

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