What Nissan Is Discontinuing for 2027

Nissan is trimming the 2027 lineup more by trim level than by whole nameplate. Two models are already gone from the U.S. (the Versa and the Ariya), and three popular models lose an entry or option level. Here is the full rundown, so you know exactly what to expect when you walk into Kunes Auto Group.

The Versa ended after the 2025 model year (production wrapped in December 2025), so there is no 2027 Versa; Nissan Sentra is now the entry point for new Nissan sedans. The ARIYA electric crossover has no 2027 model in the United States (Nissan's U.S. site lists 2025 as its final year of production here, and the ARIYA continues in Canada). The 2026 Armada SV, the previous base grade, is gone, so the 2027 Armada starts with the SL (from $64,290 MSRP for 4x2 and $67,290 for 4x4, before destination). The 2026 Murano SV is also gone, which makes the SL the new starting point at $43,990 MSRP (before destination). On the Altima, the SV trim no longer offers all-wheel drive; buyers who want AWD now step up to the SR.

The Armada adds a Dark Armor package ($1,900 on the SL) with a blacked-out grille, roof rails, window trim, and 20-inch black wheels. The Murano also adds a Dark Armor trim, plus Snow mode on every grade. The rest of the Armada range (Platinum, PRO-4X, Nismo, and Platinum Reserve) carries on with higher pricing, and the Altima stays on sale with a modest price increase after Nissan shut down rumors that it would end after 2026. We did not find any announced cuts for the Rogue, Pathfinder, Frontier, or Z; as always, check with our team for trim and package details on the exact vehicle you want.