As the entry point to the Sentra lineup, the S Sedan 4D delivers everyday confidence with Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection, Blind Spot Warning, and Rear Cross Traffic Alert that help watch around you in busy traffic and parking lots.
Automatic emergency braking
Provides forward collision mitigation and pedestrian detection, enhancing safety in urban and highway driving.
Blind spot warning
Alerts you to vehicles in your blind spots, assisting with safer lane changes.
Intelligent forward collision warning
Monitors the vehicle ahead and the one in front of that, providing early warnings of potential frontal collisions.
Rear automatic braking
Detects stationary objects behind the vehicle and can automatically apply brakes to help avoid a collision when reversing.
Rear cross traffic alert
Warns of approaching vehicles from either side when backing out of a parking space or driveway.
Lane departure warning
Alerts you if the vehicle begins to drift out of its lane without signaling.
Rear sonar system
Uses sensors to detect objects behind the vehicle, providing audible alerts to assist with parking maneuvers.
RearView monitor
Provides a clear view of the area directly behind the vehicle, assisting with safe reversing and parking.
Intelligent driver alertness
Monitors steering patterns and provides an audible and visual warning if drowsy driving is detected.
Efficient daily driver
Delivers smooth and efficient performance through a 2.0-liter Direct Injection Gasoline DOHC 16-valve I4 engine, Xtronic CVT and front-wheel drive, enhanced by idle stop start technology and updated CVT tuning for improved efficiency.
Tire pressure monitoring system
Displays individual tire pressures and includes an Easy-Fill Tire Alert for convenient maintenance.
Active ride control
Automatically adjusts braking and engine torque to smooth out bumps and dips for a more comfortable ride.
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