6000 allocated US, this fiscal yr

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Nebraskabd

Discussion Starter · 4 mo ago

Two articles on US allocation. 6000 allocated for this fiscal year (end March 2023) and 30,000 for next year.

Nissan Tells US Dealers Ariya Will Be In Limited Supply This Year

Nissan blames high battery material costs and availability for the limited supply of Ariya EVs in the US, which remains a strategic and important market for it.

insideevs.com

Nissan Ariya's U.S. Allocation To Be Limited This Year | Carscoops

Nissan says that high battery material costs will limit Ariya supplies this year

www.carscoops.com

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ab13

· #2 · 4 mo ago

I would expect Europe to be taking most of the production.

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PTBongo

· #3 · 4 mo ago

ab13 said:
I would expect Europe to be taking most of the production.

Nebraskabd said:
Two articles on US allocation. 6000 allocated for this fiscal year (end March 2023) and 30,000 for next year.

Nissan Tells US Dealers Ariya Will Be In Limited Supply This Year

Nissan blames high battery material costs and availability for the limited supply of Ariya EVs in the US, which remains a strategic and important market for it.

insideevs.com

Nissan Ariya's U.S. Allocation To Be Limited This Year | Carscoops

Nissan says that high battery material costs will limit Ariya supplies this year

www.carscoops.com

Thanks for sharing. I'll bug the dealer again and see if they can tell me where I am in the production queue. No luck so far with that one.

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Hank

· #4 · 4 mo ago

Nebraskabd said:
Two articles on US allocation. 6000 allocated for this fiscal year (end March 2023) and 30,000 for next year.

Nissan Tells US Dealers Ariya Will Be In Limited Supply This Year

Nissan blames high battery material costs and availability for the limited supply of Ariya EVs in the US, which remains a strategic and important market for it.

insideevs.com

Nissan Ariya's U.S. Allocation To Be Limited This Year | Carscoops

Nissan says that high battery material costs will limit Ariya supplies this year

www.carscoops.com

Great. Nissan Ariya will be as unique as a Porsche Taycan. We ride in style and gets lots of attention . 🥰

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That's interesting..... I wonder how many people who have Ariya reservation cancelled their reservations. I just went to one Nissan Dealership in California, and they have 50 Ariya in stock as of yesterday. ..

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Nebraskabd

Discussion Starter · #6 · 4 mo ago

Tiger said:
That's interesting..... I wonder how many people who have Ariya reservation cancelled their reservations. I just went to one Nissan Dealership in California, and they have 50 Ariya in stock as of yesterday. ..

And not an AWD in sight. 😢

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Maruko

· #7 · 4 mo ago

Tiger said:
That's interesting..... I wonder how many people who have Ariya reservation cancelled their reservations. I just went to one Nissan Dealership in California, and they have 50 Ariya in stock as of yesterday. ..

Looks like a few in stock in Torrance, CA. Two premiers, so I'm thinking those are canceled orders...

Which dealership has 50 in stock?

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Hank

· #8 · 4 mo ago

Tiger said:
That's interesting..... I wonder how many people who have Ariya reservation cancelled their reservations. I just went to one Nissan Dealership in California, and they have 50 Ariya in stock as of yesterday. ..

That's interesting. Why not divulge who that dealer is? Lets check your credibility.

Tustin Nissan has the largest reservation holders and they currently have only 12 units in stock.

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Hank

· #9 · 4 mo ago

Maruko said:
Looks like a few in stock in Torrance, CA. Two premiers, so I'm thinking those are canceled orders...

Which dealership has 50 in stock?

He just joined the forum 2 hrs ago. Possible troll... Let's see if he can produce the answer to the question.

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pjwhit19

· #10 · 4 mo ago

This is old News. I saw this posted 9 months ago. 2023 Nissan Ariya can no longer be reserved - Autoblog
I am pretty sure this only applies to the original shipments.

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PNWariya

· #11 · 4 mo ago

Hank said:
He just joined the forum 2 hrs ago. Possible troll... Let's see if he can produce the answer to the question.

In fairness for the new forum member, perhaps the 50 count was from a dealership website -- one called Stevens Creek Nissan in Santa Clara shows that it has 50 of them, but probably not actually in stock, like physically there -- perhaps they have them ordered for dealer stock. Sometimes the websites can be misleading regarding actual availability.

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CADGISEngr

· #12 · 4 mo ago (Edited)

My dealer sales guy left for greener pastures. Went to the dealer to get ANY info on my reservation for an Evolve+. They had an Engage trim in the showroom. New kid comes out and I tell him "Where is my Ariya? He looks shook and goes for help. Second guy comes out: I ask for ANY information on my reservation. He goes in the back and after about 20 minutes comes out with a print out. This shows 7 Ariya's, 4 of which have ETA's between now and the end of February. Three others, including mine show "hold" for an ETA. Good thing I like my current car. I take it that Nissan is having trouble with supply parts. OK, I can wait. I will check again at the end of February for an update.

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Gsword

· #13 · 4 mo ago

Nissan held a recent meeting with dealers, many of whom are frustrated at not being able to get Ariyas. They were told because of supply chain issues, production has been delayed. Of the 6000 units initially slated for the U.S. market, only 4,500 will be produced by the end of March, the end of Nissan's fiscal year. The target for the remainder of 2023 is 30,000 units, but that is a questionable number given performance to date. That is not surprising given that new delivery reports have all but ceased on this site. March--or perhaps later--appears to be a reality for those of us with reservation numbers and still awaiting delivery.

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PNWariya

· #14 · 4 mo ago

Gsword said:
Nissan held a recent meeting with dealers, many of whom are frustrated at not being able to get Ariyas. They were told because of supply chain issues, production has been delayed. Of the 6000 units initially slated for the U.S. market, only 4,500 will be produced by the end of March, the end of Nissan's fiscal year. The target for the remainder of 2023 is 30,000 units, but that is a questionable number given performance to date. That is not surprising given that new delivery reports have all but ceased on this site. March--or perhaps later--appears to be a reality for those of us with reservation numbers and still awaiting delivery.

Oh well, that gives me more time to think about all of my options (including the option to buy nothing!).

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CorvallisGuy

· #15 · 4 mo ago

So why is it that a number of dealers have some in stock, but Nissan isn't filling the reservations first? Make no sense to me.

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PNWariya

· #16 · 4 mo ago

CorvallisGuy said:
So why is it that a number of dealers have some in stock, but Nissan isn't filling the reservations first? Make no sense to me.

Yeah I don't get it either. They must have their own priority order for manufacturing?

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Gsword

· #17 · 4 mo ago

Stopped by the dealer here in Bend today and saw an Engage on the showroom floor that they didn't know was coming until it arrived. They have had an Evolve+ demo for several weeks. They know that three more are in the pipeline, a Premier and two Evolve+ models, but don't know when they will arrive. Hopefully one of the + will be to fulfill my order. Time will tell.

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EarlyEVadopter

· #18 · 4 mo ago

PNWariya said:
Yeah I don't get it either. They must have their own priority order for manufacturing?

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EarlyEVadopter

· #19 · 4 mo ago

Nissan not sharing an Ariya distribution plan with their dealer network? Shades of the entire Ariya reservation process, right? Not sharing allows Nissan the flexibility to make random deliveries at their convenience. Why should we expect any different treatment now?

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dleonyc

· #20 · 4 mo ago

CorvallisGuy said:
So why is it that a number of dealers have some in stock, but Nissan isn't filling the reservations first? Make no sense to me.

That may be... but as an earlier poster mentioned, it seems part of the answer here is that listings on dealer websites may not actually be in stock (and may already be spoken for). My dealer told me that vehicles automatically appear on their website when they get invoiced for them. I don't know at what point in the chain that happens... but I pieced together this week that one of the Premiere Ariyas shown on my dealer's website is actually my VIN, but status on my order just says the car is "at Vehicle Processing Center," there's no shipping info, and ETA is "HOLD."

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