Nissan has revealed the 2018 Versa Note will be
priced from US$ 15,480. Currently on sale, the 2018 model costs the same as its
predecessor but adopts additional standard equipment and a revised trim
structure.
First and foremost, the Versa Note S Plus has been
renamed the Versa Note S. Despite the name change, the model carries over
untouched and continues to feature a 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine that
develops 109 hp and 144 Nm of torque. It is connected to an
Xtronic transmission which enables the hatchback to have an EPA-estimated fuel
economy rating of 31 mpg city / 39 mpg highway / 34 mpg combined.
The mid-level Versa Note SV starts at US$ 16,380 and
can be equipped with a new SV Special Edition Package that includes a vehicle
immobilizer, an easy fill tire alert system, a push button ignition, and an
intelligent key.
Moving up to the US$ 17,980 Versa Note SR rewards
buyers with a sportier exterior that has body-color side skirts, front fog
lights, and 16-inch aluminum wheels. The model also has a leather-wrapped sport
steering wheel and suede-like seats.
The only changes to the SR variant are new standard
equipment including a push button ignition, an intelligent key, a vehicle
immobilizer, and an easy fill tire alert system. Last but not least, the
range-topping Versa Note SL has been dropped altogether. Nissan declined to say
why that particular trim was eliminated but it used to cost US$ 18,710.
