The sedan has an aesthetic redesign at the front and adds equipment such as intelligent emergency braking. It comes in four versions.
With more equipment and a completely renewed front, Nissan presented the redesign of the Versa. The sedan adds technologies such as Intelligent Emergency Braking and Intelligent Forward Collision Warning (FCW).
“Nine years after the start of its commercialization in Argentina, the Nissan Versa proved to be a very successful sedan in its segment; a versatile vehicle that has been very well received in the country”, said Ricardo Flammini, president of Nissan Argentina. “In this new version that we are presenting, we incorporate a new design in the front that includes a more prominent grille and more aggressive lines, in this way, we continue to evolve our design language: Nissan Emotional Geometry,” he added.
From its Sense version, this vehicle includes: stability control, six airbags, electronic brake force distribution, brake assist, ABS, reversing sensors, hill climb assist, and cruise control. While from the Advance version onwards it adds a 360° peripheral vision camera, cross traffic alert, blind spot alert, forward collision alert and intelligent emergency braking.
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As for its equipment, it has a 7″ instrument panel and an 8″ screen with built-in Apple Carplay and Android Auto, as well as a wireless charger, smart key and a 3.5″ driving assistance screen.
As for the design, the biggest novelty is the new front end with a more aggressive V-Motion grille, 15” alloy wheels and new taillights. In the Exclusive version, in addition, full LED optics and 17” alloy wheels with a new design are added.
The third-generation 1.6-liter engine delivers 118 hp and can be combined with a manual or automatic CVT gearbox. List prices range from $6,057,000 to $8,100,000.
Source: Ambito
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