2025 Nissan Versa

The Nissan Versa is a great option if you're in the market for a budget-friendly small sedan. The Versa is a subcompact car that provides a pleasant driving experience and fuel economy of up to 35 mpg combined. Performance isn't exactly its forte, but it redeems itself by offering a solid base of tech and driver aids. In addition, the Versa has a fairly roomy cabin for its size. We anticipate that the 2025 model will arrive mostly unchanged amid reports in the wind that the Versa's run could be coming to an end after the 2025 model year. Check back for updates on what the future holds for this little sedan.

Edmunds spotlight: Undeniable value

The Nissan Versa is offered in three trim levels — S, SV and SR — but no matter which trim you choose, you can expect some decent tech and safety features for an affordable price tag. On the inside, the Versa is furnished with a well-built interior and solid materials. Even though the Versa is small in dimensions, it still manages to offer quite a spacious cabin that leaves little room for complaint. To top it off, the Versa is fuel-efficient. All in all, Nissan's smallest sedan is a fantastic pick for under $25K.

Competitors to consider

The Versa competes in a segment that truly doesn't offer many options. The affordable subcompacts category has been drained, and currently, there are only two true alternatives to the Versa: the Kia Rio and the Mitsubishi Mirage.

The Versa is a basic small sedan that comes with an economical sticker price. But don't let the price and the term "basic" fool you: The Versa is a commendable subcompact that offers plenty.