[Chris.J.II]

300 miles is enough for me. The question is are they going to continue using Chademo port like Leaf. If they are what's the port 50KW or 100KW+

Hey @JHW, yes Nissan is sticking with CHAdeMO for the Ariya's charge port.

One disappointing piece of news for American customers is that the vehicle will stick with CHAdeMO, a charging standard that is not as widely distributed in the US as CCS, for example. There was the expectation Nissan would give it up. Well, it didn’t.

Nissan Reveals Very Little About Its Future Electric SUV, The Ariya

Nissan reveals the Ariya at the Tokyo Motor Show and, sadly, it did not clarify many of our doubts, but it stated the company still bets on CHAdeMO.

insideevs.com

 

[Chris.J.II]

Nissan's official range estimate for the Ariya will be "approximately 300 miles" (482 km) and that is specifically for the long range 2WD model.

I've also seen that Nissan claims a range of up to 500km (310 miles) for WLTP and 610km (379 miles) claimed for Japan's WLTC.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1283360225769271296

I need to read up on how Japan's WLTC rating is calculated because that's a pretty big difference.