2026 Nissan Versa — Nissan’s subcompact sedan — based on the latest available info (note: there are also reports it may not continue in the U.S. market past 2025 as Nissan shifts its lineup). 

🚗 2026 Nissan Versa Overview

• Segment: Subcompact 4-door sedan

• Engine: 1.6 L inline-4 gasoline

• Horsepower: ~122 hp

• Torque: ~114 lb-ft

• Transmission: CVT automatic (higher trims) — manual was phased out

• Drivetrain: Front-wheel drive

• Seating: 5 passengers 

The Versa is designed as an affordable, fuel-efficient commuter car with basic comfort and tech. 

⛽ Fuel Economy (EPA Estimates)

With the CVT automatic transmission, the EPA estimates for the 2026 Versa are approximately:

• City: ~32 mpg

• Highway: ~40 mpg

• Combined: ~35 mpg
  These figures come from industry estimates of the 2026 model’s fuel efficiency, consistent with the previous model’s EPA ratings. 

🏁 Performance & Driving

• 0–60 mph: Around ~9.5–10 seconds (not quick, but normal for the class)

• Handling and ride quality are typical of an affordable subcompact — comfortable for city/highway cruising but not performance-oriented. 

💡 Standard Features

Even as an entry-level car, the Versa offers:

• Standard safety tech like automatic emergency braking

• Touchscreen infotainment with smartphone integration

• Remote keyless entry and push-button start on some trims

• Driver assist features in higher trims 

💰 Pricing (Estimated)

Trim examples for the 2026 model have been listed roughly as:

• Base/Sense: ~$16,800–$18,500

• SV: ~$19,500–$20,500

• SR: ~$21,700–$23,300
  Exact U.S. MSRP may vary by dealer and features. 

⚠️ Important Note: Discontinuation in the U.S.

Several automotive news outlets report that Nissan has ended production of the Versa for the 2026 model year in the U.S. market as part of a strategy shift; the last U.S-market Versas were produced in late 2025. This means new 2026 versions may not be sold through U.S. dealerships or could be limited. 

If you’re specifically looking for an affordable new Nissan sedan in the U.S., Nissan is now focusing more on models like the Nissan Sentra and Nissan Altima, with others like the Nissan Kicks filling the budget segment. 

📌 Quick Summary

• Engine: 1.6 L 4-cyl, ~122 hp

• Fuel Economy: ~32 mpg city / 40 mpg highway

• Transmission: CVT (manual largely phased out)

• Seats: 5

• Status: May be discontinued in the U.S. for 2026 models 

Want a trim comparison (features vs price) for the Versa or alternatives that replaced it in the U.S. lineup? I can lay that out next.