Retaining its title as the most cost effective new automotive offered within the US, the Nissan Versa enters the 2024 mannequin 12 months priced at $17,225, together with $1,095 for vacation spot prices. For that cash, the Versa provides class-cleading entrance headroom and legroom in addition to a five-speed guide transmission.
In complete, the Versa is up solely $400 over the 2023 mannequin and contains Nissan’s Security Defend 360 as normal gear. The excellent bundle of driver assists and security expertise contains automated emergency braking with pedestrian detection, lane departure warning, and excessive beam help as normal gear. Options like blind spot warning and rear cross-traffic alert can be found as choices, as is Nissan’s Clever Cruise Management, which makes freeway driving extra handy.
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Refreshed for the 2023 mannequin 12 months, the Versa stays largely unchanged for 2024. The updates included a redesigned entrance fascia and grille, new 17-inch alloy wheels for the Versa SR, and a brand new paint colour referred to as Grey Sky Pearl. It additionally included the supply of a brand new S Plus bundle that features Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, which prices $1,190 for the approaching mannequin 12 months.
Along with the bottom Versa S with a five-speed guide transmission, patrons can go for the Xtronic CVT, which begins at $18,895. The mid-level Versa SV begins at $20,515 and provides a middle console with an armrest and a wi-fi telephone charging pad as normal gear. The highest-line SR will get an 8.0-inch touchscreen, Clever Cruise Management, automated local weather management, and connectivity companies as normal gear and begins at $21,235.
The Versa itself is on a demise watch as Nissan is reportedly giving it the boot after the 2025 mannequin 12 months. It is anticipated to depart with the Altima, leaving the Sentra because the lone gasoline-powered survivor within the automaker’s sedan lineup. In 2022, the Versa solely offered 13,396 models earlier than rebounding in 2023.
