Nissan

Ariya 63kWh Engage

Electric car · M1 · Updated 2026-08

Premium Nissan crossover SUV with a spacious lounge-inspired interior, CCS DC fast charging and CMF-EV underpinnings.

Nissan Ariya 63kWh Engage — electric car Ireland 2026
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€39,995 Guide price inc. VAT
402km WLTP ~322km real-world
402WLTP range km63kWh battery
322Real range kmIrish conditions est.
130Max DC kWFast charging
7.5s0–100 km/hAcceleration
€39,995PriceInc. 23% VAT
€120Motor tax/yrLowest BEV band

⚙️ Technical specifications

Battery capacity63 kWh
WLTP range402 km
Real-world range (Ireland)~322 km
Acceleration (0–100 km/h)7.5s
Top speed160 km/h
Torque300 Nm
DrivetrainFWD
Max DC charge rate130 kW
Max AC charge rate7.4 kW
ConnectorsCCS · Type 2
Boot capacity466 L
Towing capacity750 kg
Seats5
Dimensions
Length4,595 mm
Width1,850 mm
Height1,660 mm
Battery warranty8 years / 160,000 km
CO₂ emissions0 g/km
🏁 WLTP range402km
🇮🇪 Real-world (Irish)~322km

Estimates based on mixed Irish motorway/urban driving. Actual range varies with speed, temperature, load and driving style.

Nissan highlights

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EV pioneer
Nissan Leaf was the world's best-selling EV from 2010 to 2019
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CHAdeMO V2G (Leaf)
Leaf supports bidirectional Vehicle-to-Grid / V2H via CHAdeMO
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CMF-EV platform (Ariya)
Purpose-built Renault-Nissan EV architecture

💰 Irish pricing & incentives

List price (inc. 23% VAT)€39,995
Guide price€39,995
Motor tax €120/yr Home charger grant €300 BIK OMV −€20,000 (2026)
Estimated annual running costs (15,000km)
Home/depot charging (€0.24/kWh)~€564
Public charging (€0.49/kWh avg)~€1,152
Motor tax€120/yr
Saving vs petrol equivalent (€1.8/L)~€2,136/yr
💡 Cost comparison: At an Electric Ireland night rate of €0.24/kWh, 15,000km of driving in the Ariya costs approximately €564 in electricity — compared with ~€2,700 in petrol for an equivalent car.

🚘 Ariya — All Trims & Pricing Ireland 2026

All prices are guide prices. Confirm current pricing with your authorised dealer.

Model / Trim Battery & Range Price
Ariya 63kWh Engage
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63kWh · 402km €39,995€36,495
Ariya 63kWh Engage+ 63kWh · 402km €41,995€38,495

Prices include 23% VAT and already reflect Ireland's VRT relief for zero-emission vehicles. Net prices shown after the SEAI Private Car Grant (€3,500 where list price is €50,000 or less) only. Business buyers: SEAI car grant not available. Always verify at seai.ie.

🇮🇪 Ariya on Irish routes

Based on estimated real-world Irish driving range (mixed motorway, regional and urban).

🛣️ Dublin → Cork 260km · M8
✅ Single charge — 62km remaining
🛤️ Dublin → Galway 220km · M6
✅ Single charge — 102km remaining
🏝️ Dublin → Kerry 310km · M7/N21
✅ Single charge — 12km remaining
🌊 Dublin → Donegal 260km · N2/N14
✅ Single charge — 62km remaining
🔄 Cork → Dublin (return) 520km · Round trip
⚡ One rapid charge stop needed
🏠 Daily commute (avg) 50km · /day
✅ 6+ days between home charges

Based on ~322km estimated real-world range. Actual range varies with load, speed and conditions.

👥 Is the Ariya right for you?

First-time EV buyer✅ Excellent choice
Family with children✅ 5 seats, 466L boot
Daily commuter (<100km)✅ Perfect
Intercity driving✅ Dublin–Cork on one charge
Towing (trailer/caravan)⚠️ Light towing — 750kg
Private buyer (SEAI grant)⚠️ Check eligibility at seai.ie
Company car / BIK saving✅ BIK OMV −€20,000 (2026)
AWD / off-road capability⚠️ FWD/RWD only
💡 Best for: SUV crossover style.

⚡ Charging guide

🏠 7.4kW home wallbox (0–100%)~9h
⚡ 50kW ESB ecars DC (10–80%)~53min
🚀 130kW DC ultra-fast (10–80%)~20min
Connectors (DC)CCS
Connectors (AC)Type 2
🔌 Irish networks: Compatible with ESB ecars, Ionity, EZO, Circle K and Applegreen via CCS. The Nissan Ariya uses CCS only. The older Leaf uses CHAdeMO for DC — note that CHAdeMO availability in Ireland is limited to ESB ecars older units.

The Nissan Ariya uses CCS for DC charging — compatible with all Irish rapid networks. The older Leaf uses CHAdeMO for DC, which limits it to ESB ecars older chargers; most Leaf owners rely primarily on home charging and AC public points.

📐 Dimensions & practicality

Length4,595 mm
Width1,850 mm
Height1,660 mm
Boot capacity466 L
Towing (braked)750 kg
Seats5
Battery warranty8 years / 160,000 km
🔋 Battery warranty: 8 years / 160,000 km. Manufacturer covers against capacity loss below 70%.

❓ Frequently asked questions — Nissan Ariya 63kWh Engage

The Nissan Ariya 63kWh Engage has an Irish list price of €39,995 (including 23% VAT). The range starts from €39,995 list price. Confirm current pricing with your authorised dealer and verify grant eligibility at seai.ie.
The Nissan Ariya 63kWh Engage has a WLTP official range of 402km. In real-world Irish conditions — motorway speeds, Irish temperatures and typical mixed urban/rural driving — expect approximately 322km per charge. This is sufficient for Dublin to Cork (260km) on a single charge.
Yes. Company car drivers benefit from the BIK (Benefit in Kind) OMV deduction of €20,000 in 2026, significantly reducing taxable BIK on EVs. Combined with zero motor tax (€120/yr) and lower fuel costs versus petrol, the Nissan Ariya 63kWh Engage is one of the most tax-efficient company cars in Ireland. The SEAI grant of €0 also applies for private buyers.
At 15,000km per year: home charging at a €0.24/kWh night rate costs approximately €564. Public charging at €0.49/kWh costs approximately €1,152. Add €120 motor tax. Compare to approximately €2,700 in petrol for an equivalent combustion car.
The Leaf is Nissan's original EV (launched 2010) with CHAdeMO DC charging — limiting rapid charging options in Ireland. The Ariya is Nissan's newer dedicated EV crossover (launched 2022) on the CMF-EV platform with CCS DC charging, significantly better range and a more premium interior. For new buyers in Ireland, the Ariya is the recommended choice if public rapid charging is important.
The Nissan Ariya 63kWh Engage supports up to 130kW DC and 7.4kW AC charging. At a 7.4kW home wallbox, a full charge takes approximately 9 hours. At a 50kW ESB ecars rapid charger, 10–80% takes around 53 minutes. At the maximum 130kW DC rate, 10–80% takes approximately 20 minutes.
The Nissan Ariya 63kWh Engage uses CCS (DC fast charging) and Type 2 (AC), compatible with all major Irish networks including ESB ecars, Ionity, EZO, Circle K and Applegreen.
Motor tax for the Nissan Ariya 63kWh Engage is €120 per year — the lowest available band in Ireland (A1, 0g/km CO₂). All battery electric vehicles registered as private cars qualify for this rate, compared to €280–€700+/year for an equivalent petrol or diesel car.

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🔗 Everything you need alongside the Nissan Ariya 63kWh Engage

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📐 Calculators for the Ariya
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Public Charging Cost Calculator
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A 4kWp home solar system generates approximately 3,400–3,800 kWh/year in Ireland. Without a home battery, typically only around 20–30% of that can be diverted to EV charging via a smart charger like myenergi Zappi — the rest covers household use or exports to the grid. That's roughly 4339–7274km of free driving a year in the Ariya, more if you're often home during daylight hours.

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🌡️ SEAI grants: combine EV + heat pump + solar for up to €14,600

The SEAI EV Home Charger grant (€300) can be applied alongside a Heat Pump grant (up to €12,500) and Solar PV grant (€1,800) — all in a single application. Switching your home heating to a heat pump while installing an EV charger and solar is the highest-savings combination available to Irish homeowners in 2026.

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