“As the best-selling vehicle in the Nissan lineup, it’s important that Altima exemplifies ‘Nissan-ness’ inside and out,” said Executive Design Director Mamoru Aoki. “With its fresh new look, aggressive SR model and strong connection to our all-new Murano and Maxima, the new Altima continues to stand out in a very competitive marketplace.”
Following in the footsteps of the 2016 Maxima, the Altima has a new, sporty design based off of a concept model that is barely a few years old. This new trend in Nissan, of going from concept to production at record speeds, has already been seen in the aforementioned Maxima (was the Nissan Sport Sedan Concept) and the Murano (was the Nissan Resonance Concept).
Some of the changes you’ll see include an expanded color pallet, Zero Gravity front seats, a redesigned V-Motion grille, 5” or 7” Displays for NissanConnect, blue sport interior accents, boomerang-shaped taillights and headlights, and 17” or 18” Aluminum Alloy Wheels.
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