Interior and Technology

The base model Nissan Versa has a generous spread of tech, including a seven-inch touchscreen, Bluetooth connectivity, and a four-speaker sound system. In contrast, the base model of the Nissan Sentra includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, which allows you to use your smartphone applications on the seven-inch touchscreen. The mid-range SV trim level of the Nissan Versa provides Apple CarPlay as well as a wireless smartphone charging pad. Meanwhile, the Nissan Sentra upgrades your interior experience with an eight-inch touchscreen, a six-speaker sound system, and additional USB ports for easy charging access. Additional packages are also available, with the Nissan Sentra providing a Bose premium audio system, full leather upholstery, and a sunroof.

The top-of-the-line SR trim in the Nissan Versa has automatic climate control, an eight-inch touchscreen, a remote engine start, and heated front seats. The Nissan Sentra offers perks such as dual automatic climate control, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, heated seats, and more. The Nissan Sentra has a better spread of tech and interior perks across all trim levels for the best bang for your buck. However, the Nissan Versa has great amenities if you're looking for something practical and ready to go.

The Bottom Line

The Nissan Versa and the Nissan Sentra offer great tech and comfort amenities across all trim levels. However, the Nissan Sentra is the more upscale option, offering premium amenities in the trim level lineup. Additionally, the engine under the hood provides more power output. The Nissan Sentra is the way to go if you have a large family and prioritize comfort. The Nissan Versa still provides a generous spread of tech, comfort perks, and a sturdy powertrain to make commuting in Hornell easy.