2025 Nissan Ariya Evolve+
JN8BF0BE6SM461154
Last known mileage — 13 805 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar NISSAN OTHER listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2025 Nissan Ariya Evolve+ is a one-owner, former personal lease vehicle located in California with only 24 miles on the odometer. The vehicle has been serviced and underwent a pre-delivery inspection at Puente Hills Nissan, showing no reported accidents, structural damage, or open recalls. While the current records show a clean history for this low-mileage electric SUV, reviewing the full report is essential to verify title details, lease transitions, and service entries that could impact its market value or risk profile before you buy.
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The vehicle has sustained significant front-end impact and structural stress on the driver's side. The 'Malfunction' warning on the dash suggests electronic system failures or cooling circuit issues common in EVs after collisions.
While being an insurance-sold vehicle is a plus for documentation, this EV has significant structural and electrical risks. The front impact likely damaged the cooling system (critical for EVs) and the driver's side damage suggests potential frame misalignment. Success depends on thorough inspection of the high-voltage battery housing integrity.
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