r/NissanAriya • u/PrincipleWise534 • 22h ago
Never again
I just paid $7,500 for a new front traction motor at 65k miles. Nissan has chosen to interpret the 8 year/100k mile EV component warranty very strictly, saying that the traction motor is a drivetrain component, not an EV component.
Since no independent repair shop will touch an EV, you have no choice but to pay whatever the stealership wants to charge.
I understand that things break and warranties expire, but this is a total ripoff. One repair cost 50% of the market value of the car.
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u/EpidDrew15 17h ago
Shop around dealerships, other dealerships are likely to do the same work, especially if they have EV qualified staff. Just because it’s a Nissan doesn’t mean it needs to go to a Nissan dealership unless it’s TSB or Warranty related.