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Nissan Altima: information, price and comparisons

The Nissan Altima is a midsize sedan that is no longer sold new in Canada. The 2025 model, at CA$31,798 to CA$38,248 MSRP, was the last one offered here, and Nissan Canada lists the Altima among its discontinued models and says it is not being replaced. Every Canadian Altima from 2019 to 2025 has standard all-wheel drive and a four-cylinder with a CVT; the 2025 model's 2.5L makes 182 hp. RPM and The Car Guide report that it continues in the US for 2026. Buyers now shop it used, so check the recall work and the CVT's service records, and note that IIHS, in US tests, rates 2022 to 2026 models Poor in its updated side test.

Nissan Altima : An overview

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Key facts about the Altima in Canada

StatusDiscontinued; the 2025 model was the last sold in Canada
Last prices newCA$31,798 to CA$38,248 MSRP (2025), plus CA$2,030 in fees
Engine2.5L four-cylinder, 182 hp and 178 lb-ft, CVT (2025)
DriveAll-wheel drive standard from 2019 to 2025; front-wheel drive before
Fuel consumption9.3 city, 6.9 highway, 8.2 combined L/100 km (2025 S, The Car Guide)
Built inCanton, Mississippi (2025)

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Final Altima trims and Canadian prices

2025 trimDriveMSRP
SAWDCA$31,798
SRAWDCA$34,698
SR PremiumAWDCA$36,948
PlatinumAWDCA$38,248

Prices are 2025 MSRPs from The Car Guide, which lists CA$2,030 in fees on top, before taxes. Its earlier ranges help judge a used Altima's original price.

Model yearPrice range new (The Car Guide)Worth knowing
2021CA$29,498 to CA$35,498Trims and options revised
2023CA$31,198 to CA$37,398Refresh: new styling, 12.3-inch screen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, standard Nissan Safety Shield 360
2024CA$31,598 to CA$37,998No major change

Why the Altima left Canada

  • Nissan's decision: Nissan Canada told RPM the Altima is not part of its future model strategy here, and told The Car Guide it is refreshing its lineup.
  • Low sales: The Car Guide reported in December 2025 that the Altima was only 1.3% of Nissan's Canadian volume and the least popular car in its segment.
  • What's left: RPM reports the Sentra is Nissan's only sedan in Canada for 2026.

Altima engine, AWD and fuel consumption

The Car Guide's Canadian pages show standard all-wheel drive on every 2019 to 2025 Altima and a single engine for each year from 2019 to 2024: a four-cylinder with a CVT. Its 2025 S specifications rate the 2.5L at 182 hp and 178 lb-ft, and it lists the same 182 hp for 2019, 2021, 2022 and 2024. At the 2019 launch, The Car Guide reported that the US variable-compression turbo, rated at 248 hp, would not come to Canada.

The Car Guide lists the 2025 S at 9.3 L/100 km city, 6.9 highway and 8.2 combined.

Which used Altima should you buy?

Your goalBest choiceWhyMatching listings
Newest tech 2023 to 2025 Refreshed styling, 12.3-inch screen, standard Safety Shield 360 View used Altima listings
AWD for less 2019 to 2022 Standard AWD for less; check recalls 2023-504 and 2021-117 View used Altima listings
Lowest price 2018 or older Front-wheel drive; check the hood latch recall View used Altima listings

Altima safety ratings

In US tests, IIHS rates 2019 to 2026 Altimas Good in the small overlap front test and Acceptable for headlights on every trim. Newer tests are less favourable: Marginal in the updated moderate overlap test (2024 to 2026), with rear passenger restraints rated Poor; Poor in the updated side test (2022 to 2026) and Poor for vehicle-to-vehicle front crash prevention (2024 to 2026).

Altima recalls

Transport Canada recallAltima model yearsIssue
2023-504 (shared with the 2020 and 2021 Sentra)2019 to 2021Rearview camera wiring harness can be damaged by vibration, so the image may not display
2021-1172020 and 2021Steering tie rod nuts may not have been properly tightened; dealer re-tightens them
2020-2422013 to 2018Corrosion can make the secondary hood latch stick open, so the hood could open while driving; spring replaced

The Car Guide also lists 2019-156 (brakes), 2019-459 (visual system) and 2021-140 (tires) for 2019 models, and 2021-140 for 2020. Recall 2025-356 for variable-compression engines covers the Rogue, QX50 and QX55, not the Altima. 2023-504 is the newest Altima recall we found; check any VIN in Transport Canada's database before buying.

Altima warranty, certified pre-owned and parts

CoverageTerm
Basic (new)3 years or 60,000 km
Powertrain (new)5 years or 100,000 km
Nissan Certified Pre-OwnedUp to 6 years old and under 120,000 km; 169-point inspection; powertrain to 6 years or 120,000 km from first in-service date
Nissan Certified Select7 to 8 years old and under 160,000 km; 84-point inspection; 6 months or 10,000 km powertrain

Buying a used Altima in Canada

2019 to 2025

The 2023 refresh added the 12.3-inch screen and made Safety Shield 360 standard. The Car Guide scores the 2023 to 2025 models 8 out of 10 for reliability, though its 2022 review found build quality could be better. These Altimas use a CVT; ask for records of fluid changes at the recommended intervals.

2018 and older

These Altimas are front-wheel drive. Confirm the hood latch recall (2020-242) on 2013 to 2018 models. Consumer Reports data cited by The Car Guide put the 2016 Altima on its list of 10 vehicles with major transmission problems, typically between 65,000 and 125,000 km.

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Altima alternatives

AlternativeNew priceBetter if you...
Toyota CamryFrom CA$34,575 (2026 SE FWD)want a new hybrid sedan, with AWD available
Hyundai SonataFrom CA$36,099 (2026 Preferred Trend AWD)want a gas sedan with AWD, like the Altima
Honda AccordFrom CA$38,500 (2026 SE)want a hybrid option and don't need AWD
Nissan SentraFrom CA$25,268 (2026 S)want a cheaper Nissan sedan and don't need AWD
Nissan RogueFrom CA$34,848 (2026 S AWD)want a new Nissan SUV with standard AWD

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FAQs About Nissan Altima

What was the last Altima model year in Canada?
  1. Nissan Canada lists the Altima among its discontinued models and says it is not being replaced.
Is the Altima still sold in the US?

Yes. It's reported that it continues to be sold new in the US for 2026, but not in Canada.

How much did the 2025 Altima cost in Canada?

From CA$31,798 for the S to CA$38,248 for the Platinum (MSRP); the SR was CA$34,698 and the SR Premium CA$36,948. The Car Guide lists CA$2,030 in fees on top, before taxes.

Does the Altima have all-wheel drive?

Yes, from 2019. The Car Guide lists all-wheel drive as standard on every Canadian Altima from 2019 to 2025; earlier Altimas are front-wheel drive.

How much horsepower does the Altima have?

The 2025 model's 2.5L four-cylinder makes 182 hp and 178 lb-ft with a CVT; The Car Guide lists the same 182 hp for 2019, 2021, 2022 and 2024.

Was the VC-Turbo Altima sold in Canada?

It was reported at the 2019 launch that the US variable-compression turbo would not come to Canada; its Canadian pages for 2019 to 2024 list only a four-cylinder.

What fuel consumption does the Altima get?

The 2025 is at 9.3 L/100 km city, 6.9 highway and 8.2 combined.

Where was the Altima built?

The 2025 Altima is assembled in Canton, Mississippi.

Can I still get Altima parts and service?

Yes. Nissan Canada says genuine Altima parts and accessories remain available, and Nissan dealers still service it.

Can I buy a certified pre-owned Altima?

Yes, while dealers have them, says Nissan Canada. The program covers vehicles up to 6 years old with under 120,000 km and includes a 169-point inspection.

How safe is the Altima?

In US tests, IIHS rates it Good in the small overlap front test (2019 to 2026) but Marginal in the updated moderate overlap test (2024 to 2026) and Poor in the updated side test (2022 to 2026).

Has the Altima been recalled?

Yes. Transport Canada recalls include 2023-504 (rearview camera harness, 2019 to 2021, shared with the Sentra), 2021-117 (steering tie rod nuts, 2020 and 2021) and 2020-242 (hood latch, 2013 to 2018).

Recall Information

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