The 2025 Versa and the 2025 Sentra are two of the most popular cars for commuters and new drivers at our Nissan dealer. Let’s see how the two compare to help you find your match.
A Comparison Between the 2025 Nissan Versa vs. the 2025 Nissan Sentra From Your Nissan Dealer
Power and Handling
Perfect for new drivers, the 2025 Versa is a subcompact sedan with an efficient 1.6L 4-cylinder engine under the hood. It produces 122 horsepower and 114 lb-ft of torque, and it boasts EPA-estimated fuel economy ratings of 30 MPG combined in the base configuration. The entry-level model comes standard with a manual transmission, while a CVT transmission is available.
The 2025 Sentra is a compact sedan perfect for commuters. Under its hood, a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine pumps out 149 horsepower and 146 lb-ft of torque, as well as great fuel economy ratings of 34 MPG combined. All trims use a continuously variable transmission, which provides smooth performance in all driving conditions, while the front-wheel drive system ensures road-gripping traction on dry and wet roads alike.
Design Features
Both the Versa and the Sentra have sporty exteriors with aggressive front fascias and sturdy steel wheels. The Versa boasts LED headlamps and standard 15-inch wheels, while larger wheel options are available on the upper trims. The Sentra has standard halogen headlights and 16-inch wheels. A UV-reducing solar windshield is also standard on the Sentra, improving comfort inside the cabin.
Inside, both sedans have cloth seating surfaces and manually adjustable front seats for enhanced comfort. The Sentra has a 60/40 split-folding rear bench standard across the lineup, whereas the Versa includes this feature on all trims except for the entry model. The Versa wins in terms of cargo space with a slightly larger trunk that offers a capacity of 14.7 cubic feet. The Sentra’s trunk has a capacity of 14.3 cubic feet.
Safety and Driver Assistance
Nissan equips both models with advanced safety features and driver assistance technologies, making them perfect for teen drivers and families with small children. On both models, driver assistance technologies include automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection and rear automatic braking. The Sentra also has an intelligent forward collision warning system for added peace of mind behind the wheel.
Hill start assistance and automatic high beams can help new drivers gain confidence, and cruise control and lane departure warning are also standard on both models. The Sentra also includes an intelligent driver attention alert system, which is optional on the Versa. On both models, available upgrades include adaptive cruise control and a HomeLink garage door opener.
While both the Versa and the Sentra are great choices for teens and commuters, the various differences may make you prefer one over the other. To check them both out, stop by James Ceranti Nissan in Greenville, MS.
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