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The Nissan Ariya Nismo will get 429bhp when it lands in January 2025

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The Nissan Ariya Nismo will get 429bhp when it lands in January 2025 | Top Gear

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That also means 0-62mph in five seconds and some trick suspension

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The Nissan Ariya Nismo will get 429bhp when it lands in January 2025

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That also means 0-62mph in five seconds and some trick suspension

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That also means 0-62mph in five seconds and some trick suspension

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The Nissan Ariya Nismo will get 429bhp when it lands in January 2025

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The Nissan Ariya Nismo will get 429bhp when it lands in January 2025

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The Nissan Ariya Nismo will get 429bhp when it lands in January 2025

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That also means 0-62mph in five seconds and some trick suspension

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Following confirmation that the Ariya Nismo will bring Nissan’s tuning division back to British shores, we’ve now received word on specific outputs: 429bhp, 443lb ft and 0-62mph in five seconds flat. Those were healthy sports car numbers not too long ago.

Powered by an 87kWh motor and aided by the e-4ORCE four-wheel drive system, its chief anoraks even say it boasts “greater turning and lateral forces” than the GT-R. Them's fightin' words.

It's thanks to the Ariya's totally reworked suspension, featuring new stabilisers, sharper spring rates and fettled shocks. A set of Michelin Pilot sport EV tyres have also been bolted on, while Nissan’s managed to work in its ‘i-Booster’ technology, apparently an improvement on standard regenerative braking.

It’s also gained a considerably more chiselled exterior suit, so everyone knows this really is the fast one. The new wings, spoilers and air inlets are inspired by Nissan’s Formula E competitors, and helps to drop the lift coefficient from 0.18 in the standard car to 0.11.

UK customers can place their orders as early as this month, with sales expected to commence in January 2025 for north of the standard car’s £50k price.

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Following confirmation that the Ariya Nismo will bring Nissan’s tuning division back to British shores, we’ve now received word on specific outputs: 429bhp, 443lb ft and 0-62mph in five seconds flat. Those were healthy sports car numbers not too long ago.

Powered by an 87kWh motor and aided by the e-4ORCE four-wheel drive system, its chief anoraks even say it boasts “greater turning and lateral forces” than the GT-R. Them's fightin' words.

It's thanks to the Ariya's totally reworked suspension, featuring new stabilisers, sharper spring rates and fettled shocks. A set of Michelin Pilot sport EV tyres have also been bolted on, while Nissan’s managed to work in its ‘i-Booster’ technology, apparently an improvement on standard regenerative braking.

It’s also gained a considerably more chiselled exterior suit, so everyone knows this really is the fast one. The new wings, spoilers and air inlets are inspired by Nissan’s Formula E competitors, and helps to drop the lift coefficient from 0.18 in the standard car to 0.11.

UK customers can place their orders as early as this month, with sales expected to commence in January 2025 for north of the standard car’s £50k price.

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That also means 0-62mph in five seconds and some trick suspension