The Versa continues to be regarded Nissan’s smallest and most affordable sedan on offer, and its North American version has now received a mid-life refresh.
You can recognize the new car by its redesigned front bumper and radiator grille – but that would be all for the exterior changes. Inside, the upgrade mostly just refreshed the center console, adding a wireless charger there and an 8-inch multimedia display in the top spec (one inch larger than before). The middle armrest also became noticeably larger.
The base trim level now benefits from a wider selection of equipment, including automatic high beams, lane control and automatic braking when reversing.
The U.S.-spec Versa still comes equipped with the same 1.6-liter naturally aspirated engine rated at 124 PS (122 hp / 91 kW). The transmission can be five-speed manual or continuously variable.
