2017 Nissan Altima Powertrain Options

By Product Expert | Posted in Nissan Altima on Friday, December 16th, 2016 at 5:27 pm
2017 Nissan Atlima rear view

What engines are available to 2017 the Nissan Altima?

Balancing out fuel efficiency and power is a delicate line to walk. The devil on your shoulder is prodding you with his pitchfork, hissing more power MORE POWER while the angle is rubbing his index finger and thumb together, reminding you that efficiency saves money. And when it comes to your everyday driver or family car, midsize sedans in particular, how can you bridal as many ponies as possible without constantly wasting time and money at the gas station?

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Each generation of Nissan Altima becomes more and more successful at mastering this balance, and that’s precisely why we’d like to tell you more about what engines are available to the 2017 Nissan Altima. It’s a fun-to-drive car that maintains a sporty attitude but still manages to be more efficiency-minded than most.

2017 Nissan Altima Engine Options

Available in eight trim levels, the newest of which being the SR Midnight which is only days old at this point, the Altima lists more than one engine. Each model is named either for its 2.5L 4-cylinder or its 3.5L V6.

2017 nissan altima shifter and console

2.5L 4-cylinder

Fuel Economy Rating: 27 city/39 hwy mpg

Horsepower: 179 HP

Transmission: Xtronic CVT

Trim Levels: 2.5, 2.5 S, 2.5 SR, 2.5 SV, 2.5 SL, SR Midnight Edition

v6 engine in altima

3.5L V6

Fuel Economy Rating: 22 city/ 32 hwy mpg

Horsepower: 270 HP

Transmission: Xtronic CVT

Trim Levels: 3.5 SR, 3.5 SL

Is there a Nissan Altima Hybrid?

There is! But…sorry to get your hopes up….but it’s not available anymore. A hybrid version of the Altima was produced at one point in time, but was recently killed off. While no new models will be available, you can always purchase one used. Speaking of Altima models that have been put to rest, there also is the coupe. It too is available as a used model because it could not keep up with the production of the best-selling sedan version.

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