The 2021 Nissan Altima delivers all-weather luxury

May 30 2021,

The 2021 Nissan Altima delivers all-weather luxury

The all-new Nissan Altima was redesigned a few years ago with significant changes that included the addition of all-wheel drive. This makes the new Nissan Altima a great choice for buyers who want the best performance regardless of weather conditions. The 2021 Nissan Altima continues to be one of the most refined and luxurious midsize sedans you can buy in its segment, but now you can enjoy that level of refinement even in the middle of a snowstorm.


Comfort, luxury, performance, and efficiency


The Nissan Altima delivers impressive comfort and performance in every situation. The Altima  has a luxurious interior that is not only built with fine materials and premium craftsmanship, but the interior is also easy to use and has a very pure design that calms the driver on the road.  Powered by a 2.5 L 4 cylinder engine, the Nissan Altima delivers 182 horsepower along with 178 pound-feet of torque. This is paired to a continuously variable automatic transmission which features smooth shifts and delivers incredible fuel economy. Indeed, the Nissan Altima averages 9.3 L per 100 km in the city and 6.7 L per 100 km on the highway and that is with all-wheel drive. As a matter of fact, every single Altima gets all wheel drive out of the gate as the feature is standard on the Nissan midsize sedan.


The 2021 Nissan Altima is also very spacious. It features over 400L of cargo space which is more than enough for multiple golf bags or for hockey equipment. In the back, there's more than enough space for passengers which means that if you want to be two adults in front and two adults in the back, the Altima is a perfect choice.


 Whether you are alone or with your family or with your friends inside the Altima, everyone will be impressed by the comfort level and by the features. And because all wheel drive is standard, you can go wherever you need to go whatever the conditions. Contact us today to learn more.

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