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Nissan Unveils 2026 Sentra With Bigger Screens, More Safety, Same 2.0-Liter

The value-focused sedan adds premium tech plus expanded driver assists, with U.S. arrivals late this year pending pricing details.

Overview

  • The redesign brings a new V-Motion front end with slim LED headlights and a full-width rear light bar, with the SR wearing blackout trim and the SL emphasizing a more premium look.
  • A 12.3-inch touchscreen is standard, a 12.3-inch digital cluster comes on SV, SR and SL, and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are offered on all but the base S.
  • Safety Shield 360 is standard alongside Intelligent Cruise Control, with new Blind Spot Intervention and ProPILOT Assist standard on SL and optional on SR.
  • Powertrain hardware carries over with a 149-hp 2.0-liter four-cylinder and a retuned Xtronic CVT, supported by a 6% stiffer body, updated damper valving, an enlarged steering damper and a new Sport mode on SV, SR and SL.
  • The lineup spans S, SV, SR and the returning SL with features like Bose audio, a sunroof and quilted seating; sales begin later in 2025, pricing is unannounced, and any production shift to the U.S. remains unconfirmed reporting.