The premiere of the car took place following the start of production at the plant in Aguascalientes (Mexico), Carscoops reports.
The sedan gets new LED headlights connected by a glossy black insert and a new, narrower grille. The rear has also been updated. There were other lights with characteristic graphics and a large Versa inscription on the trunk lid. In general, the body silhouette, roof line and glazing remained the same.
The technical stuff, apparently, will not change significantly. The naturally aspirated 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine is expected to remain under the hood, which will now be paired exclusively with a CVT.
The interior has not been officially shown, but it is assumed that the car may receive an updated dashboard with a digital dashboard and a modern multimedia system.
It was previously reported that the revived Russo-Balt is preparing an unmanned version of its van.
