New Nissan Altima for Sale in Fishers:2026 Trims and Prices
If you're looking for a new Nissan Altima for sale on the north side of the Indianapolis metro, we sell the 2026 Altima at Ed Martin Nissan of Fishers. It comes in 2 trims, the SV and the sportier SR, and each one offers front-wheel drive (FWD) or Intelligent All-Wheel Drive (AWD). Nissan's launch MSRP started at $27,580 for the SV with front-wheel drive.
Most of the decision comes down to the trim and the drive, and packages then add comfort and driver-assist features. When you're ready to see what is here in Fishers today, browse our new Nissan inventory.
Every 2026 Altima shares the same engine and transmission, and the trim, the drive and any package decide the rest of the car.
Trims
SV and SR
Drive
FWD or AWD, on either trim
Engine
2.5-liter 4-cylinder with an Xtronic CVT
Power and Fuel Economy
Higher with FWD than with AWD; the trim makes no difference
Packages
2 for the SV, 2 for the SR
ProPILOT Assist
An optional driver-assist feature, through a Premium package
Picture may not represent actual vehicle. Price varies based on Trim Levels and Options. See Dealer for in-stock inventory & actual selling price. Online pricing subject to verification by dealership and subject to errors and omissions. All prices plus tax, title & Doc Fee ($250), with approved credit.MSRP does not include delivery, processing, and handling fees.
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2026 Altima Prices by Trim and Drive
The 2026 Altima comes as an SV or an SR, each with a choice of front-wheel or all-wheel drive, which makes 4 versions. Nissan's suggested prices exclude tax, title, license and destination charges, and its destination and handling charge is $1,245.
| Version | MSRP at Launch | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| SV FWD | $27,580 | Keeping the price down |
| SV AWD | $29,080 | The lowest-priced way into all-wheel drive |
| SR FWD | $28,980 | The sportiest setup, as the only version with sport-tuned suspension |
| SR AWD | $30,480 | SR looks and equipment, plus all-wheel drive |
What the SV and SR Include
Every SV comes with Nissan Safety Shield® 360 safety technology and Remote Engine Start, and the SR builds on the SV. Here is how the 2 trims differ in standard equipment:
| Standard Equipment | SV | SR |
|---|---|---|
| Wheels | 17-inch alloy | 19-inch |
| Touchscreen | 8-inch, with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto | 12.3-inch, with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto |
| Phone charging | Both optional: a wireless charger and rear USB ports | Wireless charger and 2 rear USB ports |
| Seats | Charcoal cloth; leather-appointed optional | Charcoal sport cloth with contrast stitching; sport leather-appointed optional |
| Driving feel | - | Paddle shifters, the Active Ride Control and Intelligent Trace Control handling features, and sport-tuned suspension with FWD |
| Styling | - | Gloss black exterior trim, sport exhaust tips and a leather-wrapped shift knob |
Standard on Both Trims
These come standard on every 2026 Altima, so you don't need a higher trim to get them:
- Collision help: Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection, Intelligent Forward Collision Warning and Rear Automatic Braking
- Lane, blind-spot and cross-traffic warnings: Lane Departure Warning, Blind Spot Warning and Rear Cross Traffic Alert
- Driver alerts: Intelligent Driver Alertness and Rear Door Alert
- Everyday features: Hill Start Assist, a 7-inch Advanced Drive-Assist Display, Bluetooth hands-free calling and a 60/40 split fold-down rear seat
To see how Nissan's driver-assist systems work across the lineup, read about Nissan safety and technology.
Altima Packages and What They Add
Nissan offers 2 packages for each Altima trim, and they don't cross over: SV packages fit only the SV, and SR packages only the SR. Each package is priced separately. All 4 add dual-zone automatic climate control; beyond that, here is what each one brings:
| Package | Price at Launch | What It Adds |
|---|---|---|
| SV Special Edition | $1,300 | Features including a 12.3-inch touchscreen and a moonroof |
| SV Premium Package | $3,000 | Features including 19-inch alloy wheels, heated front seats, ProPILOT Assist, and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto |
| SR Midnight Edition | $2,000 | New for 2026: a black V-motion grille, two-tone black roof, darkened window trim and badges, black 19-inch wheels and a moonroof |
| SR Premium Package | $3,400 | A moonroof, heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, ProPILOT Assist, a Bose® nine-speaker audio system, Intelligent Around View Monitor and more |
ProPILOT Assist, a driver-assist feature, isn't standard on any 2026 Altima; it comes with either Premium package.
Which Altima Trim Should You Choose?
If price comes first, start with the SV. If you want the sport look and the bigger screen without a package, start with the SR. Then settle the drive and any package.
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SV or SR
At launch, the SR cost $1,400 more than an SV with the same drive. That money buys the sport styling and handling hardware, plus the bigger touchscreen and a wireless phone charger as standard. If you'd rather stay with the SV, the $1,300 SV Special Edition adds that bigger touchscreen, a moonroof and dual-zone automatic climate control for about the same money.
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Front-wheel or all-wheel drive
All-wheel drive added $1,500 to Nissan's launch MSRP on either trim, and each EPA rating drops by 1 to 3 mpg. Front-wheel drive keeps the higher ratings and the lower price. On the SR, only front-wheel drive comes with the sport-tuned suspension.
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SR with FWD or SV with AWD
Nissan's MSRPs for these 2 versions were only $100 apart at launch. That makes it a choice between the SR's sport equipment and all-wheel drive on the SV.
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An SV with a Premium package or a plain SR
Adding the SV Premium Package puts an SV's total MSRP above that of any SR with no package. You're weighing that package's comfort and driver-assist features against the SR's sport equipment. If you want both, add the SR Premium Package to an SR.
Engine, Drive and Fuel Economy
Every 2026 Altima uses a 2.5-liter direct-injection 4-cylinder engine with an Xtronic CVT, and it runs on regular unleaded fuel. Output and EPA ratings change with the drive, not the trim:
| 2026 Altima | Front-Wheel Drive | All-Wheel Drive |
|---|---|---|
| Horsepower | 188 hp | 182 hp |
| Torque | 180 lb-ft | 178 lb-ft |
| EPA city / highway / combined | 26 / 36 / 30 mpg | 25 / 33 / 28 mpg |
These are EPA estimates, and actual mileage may vary. Moving up from the SV to the SR adds equipment and sportier hardware, but the power stays the same.
Shopping the Live Listings
Our new-car inventory changes as cars arrive and sell, so the live listings show what is here today. Look through our new Nissan inventory and check 3 details on any Altima you like:
- Trim: SV or SR, which sets the standard wheels, touchscreen and sport equipment, though an SV package can bring bigger wheels or a bigger screen
- Drive: front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive
- Package: which of the 4 packages the car carries, if any
When one fits, ask us about it or request a test drive.
For something with a lower starting cost in Nissan's car lineup, shop the Nissan Sentra with us. To read more about the Altima itself, see our 2026 Nissan Altima overview.
Before You Come In
A few steps are easy to take from home before you visit us in Fishers:
- Your trade-in's value: Get a Kelley Blue Book estimate for your trade-in; it's a starting estimate, not an offer.
- A payment estimate: Use our payment calculator to estimate a monthly payment with your own numbers.
- Financing: You can start a financing application online ahead of your visit.
- A test drive: Send us a test-drive request for the trim and drive you've narrowed down to.
- Current offers: Nissan's specials change month to month, so check the new Nissan specials running now before you come in.
Driving an Altima Around Fishers
Central Indiana winters bring cold, snow and road salt. If winter driving is what you plan around, look at Intelligent All-Wheel Drive on either trim, plus a Premium package for heated front seats. The SR Premium Package adds a heated steering wheel as well. If your miles are mostly I-69 and clear roads, front-wheel drive costs less and keeps the higher highway rating.
Frequently Asked Questions
At launch, Nissan's MSRP for the 2026 Altima ran from $27,580 for the SV with front-wheel drive to $30,480 for the SR with all-wheel drive. Those prices exclude tax, title, license and destination, and destination and handling adds $1,245. The 4 packages cost $1,300 to $3,400 at launch. To see whether Nissan has an offer running on the Altima, check our current new Nissan specials.
Buy the SV if price matters most, since the front-wheel-drive SV has the lowest MSRP of the 4 versions. Buy the SR if you want its sport equipment, bigger touchscreen and wireless phone charger without adding a package. Then pick the drive: all-wheel drive if winter weather is the worry, or front-wheel drive for better EPA ratings and a lower price.
Yes. Nissan offers Intelligent All-Wheel Drive on both trims, and at launch it added $1,500 to the MSRP of either one.
With front-wheel drive, the EPA rates the 2026 Altima at 26 mpg city, 36 highway and 30 combined; with all-wheel drive, it's 25 city, 33 highway and 28 combined. Every version runs on regular unleaded fuel, and actual mileage may vary.
No. It comes with the Premium package for each trim, $3,000 on the SV and $3,400 on the SR at launch.