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Life · Automobiles · published 2026-10-14 · via Motor1

2027 Nissan Altima Gets a Higher Starting Price

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Nissan will keep the Altima in its lineup for 2027. The car now starts at $29,065, and the entry-level SV trim no longer offers all-wheel drive.

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Nissan plans to keep the Altima in its 2027 lineup, but the sedan arrives with a higher starting figure: $29,065. The entry-level SV trim also no longer includes all-wheel drive. That means buyers considering this version will find a different combination of price and drivetrain availability than before. The update highlights how automakers can adjust pricing and trim content even when a model continues in the market. For shoppers, the key takeaway is that the Altima remains available, though its starting cost and SV configuration have changed.

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Consumers shopping for a new sedan could be most affected. A higher starting price may stretch budgets or prompt comparisons with other options, while the SV trim’s lack of all-wheel drive could matter to drivers who value extra traction in poor weather. Nissan and its dealers may see changes in which trims attract attention. These outcomes are possible, not guaranteed, and depend on individual needs and broader market conditions.

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