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[airay]

Hi everyone, new to the forum but already learning lots, so thanks.
Quick question- looking at the photos of the keyfob shown in theYorkdale Mall post it shows a car with a forward and backwards arrow. Is this a remote (i.e. standing outside the car) feature, similar to the Ionic 5?
Hope so, this would be very useful in our tight underground parking space.

 

[Oakley1]

In the uk we will not have the remote forward and back via the key fob because of our regulations. Also we will not have the back lights on the front logo for the same reasons.

 

[airay]

In the uk we will not have the remote forward and back via the key fob because of our regulations. Also we will not have the back lights on the front logo for the same reasons.

Hi Oakley1,
Many thanks for the explanation, it's a shame as it looks a good feature.
Below I've listed three YouTube videos showing the Ionic 5 feature being demonstrated by actual customers with their own cars, and one review.
It must be that Hyundai have implemented in a different way. Bit strange as Nissan have been retailing ev's in the UK for years. Ah, well, never mind.

 

[Kalvin]

Hi everyone, new to the forum but already learning lots, so thanks.
Quick question- looking at the photos of the keyfob shown in theYorkdale Mall post it shows a car with a forward and backwards arrow. Is this a remote (i.e. standing outside the car) feature, similar to the Ionic 5?
Hope so, this would be very useful in our tight underground parking space.

I read that it's what it looks like to most of us, and that is a system similar to Tesla's Smart Summon feature:
" The concept also showed off technology that would allow the driver to use their phone to park the Ariya automatically from a nearby location using ProPilot’s Remote Park, a system similar to Tesla’s Smart Summon feature. Nissan hasn’t said yet if these features will make it to the production model."

The All-New Nissan Ariya Electric SUV Launching in 2023

The 2023 Nissan Ariya, the automaker’s upcoming electric crossover SUV, finally has a sticker price. The company announced that the EV will start at

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