Nissan Canada has released full pricing for the all-new 2026 Nissan Sentra, a completely refreshed compact sedan aimed at being more upscale, more technologically advanced, and more competitive in terms of overall value. The new Sentra carries a suggested retail price starting at $27,887.
- The base S model starts at $27,887
- The increase compared to 2025 stays under $1,300 for the base S model
- The fully equipped SR Premium remains under $35,000
Nissan emphasizes that these prices reflect a significantly enhanced value proposition thanks to a considerably upgraded list of standard features. Highlights include wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™, Intelligent Forward Collision Warning, three USB-C ports, screens measuring up to 12.3 inches, and an interior equipped with Zero Gravity seating in both rows. A new wireless charging pad—another Sentra first—is now offered as well. Several features previously reserved for higher trims also make their debut, including ProPILOT Assist and Blind Spot Intervention, both available for the first time on this model.
| Versions | Price 2026 |
| Sentra S | $27 887 |
| Sentra SV | $29 887 |
| Sentra SV Premium | $30 987 |
| Sentra SR | $32 287 |
| Sentra SR Premium | $34 617 |
From a practical standpoint, the 2026 Sentra adopts a more assertive design and an optimized trunk layout that simplifies loading. The SV and SR trims add a drive-mode selector featuring a Sport mode to enhance overall responsiveness. The SR and SR Premium versions stand out further with a more aggressive appearance that includes gloss-black accents, unique side sills, a rear spoiler, and standard 18-inch alloy wheels.
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Finally, the 2026 Sentra offers an estimated combined fuel consumption of 7.1 L/100 km for the S and SV trims, and 7.2 L/100 km for the SR. These figures reinforce the sedan’s positioning as an economical and versatile solution. With this combination of updated design, improved equipment, and carefully structured pricing, Nissan aims to reposition the Sentra as one of the most affordable compact sedans in Canada.
