Expect The New Sentra From Nissan in 2019
The Maxima should get a big update. The new look takes inspiration from the Vmotion 2.0 concept.
A reworked 2.5-lite V4 motor is able to output 188 hp. The Altima from Nissan is ready for the next year.
Vice President of Product Planning mentioned that they do not see sedans going away in America. The automaker has been engaged creating an innovated variant of the smaller Sentra and restyled Maxima.
The Vice President told that Sentra should be their car with the most opportunity. Expect it to be presented next year.
Speaking of the bigger Maxima, it still plays an important role in the company’s range. It should be something greater than anyone could expect.
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