The new Nissan Altima has a great looking facelift in 2023. The sedan has a fresh front end with a brand new look for the V-motion grille, with a new logo for the brand. There are visual updates within the new 2023 Altima. There’s a load of new features and technology offerings. Nissan shares pictures of the sporty SR model that allows Altimas to present a brand-new grille and even black chrome as a trim. Additionally, the remainder of the linup is well-serviced by new standard LED headlights. Allowing for turn signals to use daytime running lights.

Additionally, the insides of the 2023 Altima comes with a fresh finish surrounding the gauge cluster with new dual-stitch fabric, specifically reserved for the SR trim. Plus, a large 12.3-inch touchscreen adding to the party. When you look at the huge screen, you can tell there had been pretty interface with crisp graphics. Not to mention Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are also a part of the display. Driving the Altima, you can totally use the upgraded infotainment as an option for the SV model while also showing up standard on the SL and SR with a turbocharged engine. All with the added complication of Nissan’s integrity guiding towards total usefulness.

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Nissan has a driver-assistance suite, known as the ProPilot Assist. It’s standard for the SL and keeps on being available for the SR and SV models. Of course, the bottom of the Altima lineup is a standard-issue with active safety features. Of course, those had been optional in themselves. The list includes automatic high-beams, rear automated emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alerts and lane departure warning. If that doesn’t save you from impending doom, found in a car accident, then who knows what will. Safe Driving? Sometimes you have to rely on defensive tactics on the road.

Of course, the Nissan Altima doesn’t quite immediately come with powertrain alterations. But you can tell that the standard engine is equipped with a 2.5-liter four cylinder engine generating 188-horsepower engine. It’s proper paired with an all-wheel-drive and front-wheel-drive. However, there’s an even more powerful option, and that lies within the prowess of the 248-horsepower turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder with a variable compression ratio. (Also known as the VC-Turbo.) The latter is best used for front-wheel-drive SR models. This Nissan is a