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ARIYA 65kWh vs LEVRG LAYBACK
<First car selection>
NISSAN
ARIYA 65kWh 2021- 16900
<Second car selection>
SUBARU
LEVRG LAYBACK 2023- 5765
Size comparison
A : ARIYA 65kWh 2021-
B : LEVRG LAYBACK 2023-
name | length | width | height |
---|---|---|---|
A | 4595mm | 1850mm | 1660mm |
B | 4770mm | 1820mm | 1570mm |
difference | -175mm | +30mm | +90mm |
name | weight | wheelbase | Minimum turning radius |
---|---|---|---|
A | 1800kg | 2775mm | m |
B | 1600kg | 2679mm | 5.4m |
difference | +200kg | +96mm | -5.4m |
name | Cargo Volume | seats | minimum ride height |
---|---|---|---|
A | 468L | 5 | mm |
B | 561L | 5 | 200mm |
difference | -93L | +0 | -200mm |
Max output comparison
A : ARIYA 65kWh 2021-
B : LEVRG LAYBACK 2023-
name | Gasoline engine power | Gasoline engine torque | Displacement |
---|---|---|---|
A | - | - | - |
B | 130kW(177PS) | 300Nm | 1795cc |
difference | - | - | - |
EV performance comparison
name | Electric motor power(F) | Electric motor torque(F) | |
---|---|---|---|
A | 160kW(218PS) | 300Nm | |
B | - | - | |
difference | - | - |
name | Drive battery capacity | cruising range | Acceleration 0-100km/h |
---|---|---|---|
A | 65kWh | 360km | 7.5sec |
B | kWh | km | sec |
difference | +65kWh | +360km | +7.5sec |
NISSAN ARIYA 65kWh 2021-
16900
Car manufacturer website
A super-futuristic SUV EV released by Nissan in 2021. Its advanced exterior and interior, which is a completely different concept from the cars used to date, will take passengers into the near future. A front-wheel drive model with a battery capacity of 65kWh can drive 360km on a single charge. If you can actually run 300km, the practicality of Oita will increase.
SUBARU LEVRG LAYBACK 2023-
5765
Car manufacturer website
The Layback is a crossover model based on the sports wagon ``Levorg'' with increased vehicle height and ground clearance, giving it an SUV feel. The minimum ground clearance is 200mm.
NISSAN ARIYA 65kWh 2021-
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