Tokyo — Nissan Motor unveiled a new electric vehicle and redesign of its “hamburger” corporate logo, seeking to make a fresh start after months of management turmoil and declining profitability.

The Ariya, an all-electric SUV with a range of as much as 610km, is the first entirely new product to be launched under new management that took over in December. The debut of the model, which has a starting price of about ¥5m, is the carmaker’s latest effort to refresh an ageing line-up...

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