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I have a 24 Aryia. I’ve got 13k miles on it and so far it’s been great.
I also have a 2024 Ariya! Also love it, only had it less than 6 months (bought an ex-demo car for about 60% of the price of a new one).
Nissan have been making Leafs for years, built in Japan, we got the 63kWh mid-range model. It's not a huge SUV but big enough we can easily fit three kids in the back and they have leg room. Has all the bells and whistles, like adaptive cruise control, steering assist, auto wipers, auto-lock/unlock, bluetooth, beepy things when you get too close, uses Lidar not cameras like tesla, but also have cameras so you have the overhead 360 view. All sorts of beeps and barps for various warnings but you can turn off anything you don't like.
I'd say the most unusual part is that there's no separation of driver and front passenger footwell, just one giant gap. After reading about it online I did what others do and bought a baskety container thing and velcroed it to the floor so now there is so much storage for all the books and jerseys and whatever, on top of the two glove boxes.
Comes with free updates to the satnav maps that you can also do yourself (I ended up using my wife's Windows computer as I didn't get their software working on Linux, maybe someone else has had better luck).
There are things I don't like but overall, a solid car, no regrets. If you have more money they also sell a higher spec AWD version with a bigger battery. We get about 300km range on our 63kWh version by the time we fill it with stuff and 5 people.
I have over 40k kms on mine. No issues at all so far, aside from they really hobble that 400hp off the line so you don't cook tires.
I have the mid range one but I believe the top model has AWD and so you get a lot more go from a standing start.