2023 Nissan Versa Starts at $16,825, Gets Sprinkled With Minor Updates

The Nissan Versa may not get as much attention as some of its bigger corporate stablemates, but that isn’t stopping the brand from giving it some updates for 2023 and setting the base model to start at an impressive $16,825 (all prices include destination).

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New Technology and Styling Add Freshness

Nissan is keeping updates to the Versa light for 2023, but a key change that many buyers will notice is the revised front end. A new front grille design as well as all-new Nissan logos allow the Versa to follow the lead of other Nissan models in embracing the current design language.

The brand also gave the interior of the Versa some upgrades, too, with the model getting a wireless charging pad, built-in Wi-Fi hotspot and an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system. An optional S Plus Package adds Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, along with a 60/40 split-folding rear seat and slick 16-inch wheels.

Safety remains a priority for the Versa for 2023, with all trims getting lane departure warning, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, rear automatic braking and high beam assist. Blind spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert are optional.

Pricing

The 2023 Versa is on sale now. The base S comes standard with a manual transmission; all other trims are equipped with a continuously variable automatic transmission. Full pricing for the lineup is below:

• S (manual): $16,825
• S: $18,495
• SV: $20,115
• SR: $20,815

Nissan is hoping the higher levels of standard technology and minor price increases will still allow the Versa to retain its value. But with SUVs venturing into the compact realm, the 2023 Versa will have its work cut out in trying to stand out from the crowd.

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