2019 Nissan Versa Note is one of the most reasonably priced vehicles sold across the automotive arsenal.
Those mainly concerned with saving money and getting from point A-B will be pleased about its comfortable ride feature and economical fuel economy.
The striking hatchback also looks much superior to the everyday Nissan Versa sedan. So there’s that. Although the Versa Note is a confirmed negotiable deal, so are competitors that have better quality and more desirable features.
The Nissan 2020 Note will satisfy value-minded people who want to pay out as little as possible on transportation. The 2019 model year is the Versa Note’s last as the next generation Versa will be offered exclusively as a sedan motor.
Upgrades for 2019 Nissan Note
The 2019 Versa Note is a carryover trim. However, the big news is that the SR and SV models come with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for the first time.
- 2019 Nissan Versa Note S: $16,535
- 2019 Nissan Versa Note SV: $17,435
- 2019 Nissan Versa Note SR: $19,245
Engine, Transmission, and Performance
Every Versa Note is front-wheel drive – FWD featuring a 109-hp four-cylinder engine that partners with a continuously variable automatic transmission -CVT. Unfortunately, the CVT often obtains continuous well to do acceleration. This, combined with the Versa Note’s engine, make for a refined experience.
And yes, the hatchback’s powertrain has adequate push around town and will go unnoticed—unless you’re in a hurry.
Versa Note had the highest stopping distance among its competitors.
Real-World MPGF and Fuel Economy.
The Versa Note and its subsequent hatchbacks are all economic alternatives with extended fuel-economy ratings.
Despite having the highest EPA ratings in this competitive segment.
While its 37 mpg is still respectable and better than the sedan variant we among the rivals.
Interior, Infotainment, and Cargo
A few bright and unexpected measures offset the usual subcompact interior qualities and drawbacks. The Versa Note SV’s materials are notably better than those on the lower trim level, but they’re not much better than average for the segment.
With 18.8 cubic ft. of cargo space and room for five people, the 2019 Versa Note hatchback with An available Divide-N-Hide Adjustable Floor lets you get creative with multiple configurations. You can find a similar amount of trunk space in the 2020 Nissan Versa, and even more in the hatch of the Nissan Kicks.
The Versa Note has a 7.0-inch touchscreen;
Apple CarPlay, Android Auto,
SiriusXM satellite radio,
4G LTE mobile hotspot is voluntary.
Although its audio system is presented with four speakers, the top-tier SR trim has a Rockford Fosgate system.
It comprises an amplifier and two 6.0-inch subwoofers in the cargo section, but the only thing is they must be disconnected to use all the adjustable load floors.
Additionally, the Versa Note is a piece of machinery that can grip an ample amount of luggage when required.
While the sedan variant has more cargo volume behind its rear seats, the Note is just as useful as its hatchback competitors.
Though it does not have extraordinary interior storage, it does have numerous useful sections.
Driver-Assistance Features And Safety.
Though the Versa Note hasn’t been fully crash-tested by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety-IIHS, and National Highway Traffic Safety -NHTSA.
But we can bet it will definitely keep your ride intact and safe on the roads.
As some of the Safety Features includes;
- Automatic Emergency Braking W/Pedestrian Detection
- Rear Automatic
- Braking
- Rear Cross Traffic Alert
- Blindspot
- Warning
- Lane Departure Warning
- High Beam
- Assist
Maintenance Coverage and Warranty
Although Nissan does not provide complimentary scheduled maintenance as other rivals, definitely the Versa Note comes with warranty coverage, which is competitive.
Kia sets the bar with the most remarkable protection plan among the competitors.
- covers three years or 36,000 miles (Limited)
- covers five years or 60,000 miles (Powertrain
- No complimentary scheduled maintenance
