Nissan Altima vs. Toyota Camry

Which Sedan Is Bigger?

In the 2023 Nissan Altima, the driver's seat greets you after a long day of work with 43.8 inches of front legroom and 39.1 inches of front headroom. Thanks to those measurements, you can easily relax during heavy traffic or long road trips.

Alternatively, the 2023 Toyota Camry provides only 38.3 inches of front headroom and 42.1 inches of front legroom. Without the roomy cabin of its Nissan competitor, you may feel a bit more cramped during your morning commute.

Out-of-This-World Comfort

The Altima also offers class-exclusive Zero Gravity seats. These seats are designed to maintain a neutral spine position for continuous support from your shoulders to your hips. Plus, they help minimize hot spot pressure points on the body. The Camry doesn’t provide a similar feature.

Additional Driver Assistance

If you’re trying to reduce driver fatigue over long periods of driving, you may want to look toward the Nissan Altima sedan with its ProPILOT Assist system. This feature works to automatically keep your car at a safe distance behind traffic while simultaneously actively correcting your steering within the lane markers.

Using ProPILOT Assist, you’ll be able to sit back and relax with the push of a button while your vehicle guides your hands. Since this is a Nissan-exclusive system, you unfortunately won’t have this amenity with the Camry.

Next-Level Infotainment Tech

The Nissan Altima and the Toyota Camry provide infotainment to help keep you connected while on the go, enabling you to enjoy every mile even more. Both models feature standard 7-inch touch-screen displays to view your maps, music and more. The Altima has an available 12.3-inch color touch-screen, so your information will be more easily viewed and crisper than ever. The Camry’s available 9-inch floating display, while impressive, pales in comparison.

Both sedans also offer smartphone integration through Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™, but that’s where the similarity ends. The Altima has wireless charging and wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ available, while the Camry does not.

Front-Wheel Drive Is Standard

Standard on both vehicles is a Front-Wheel Drive driveline, which offers capable performance for daily driving. To tackle more difficult conditions, you can opt for All-Wheel Drive (AWD) systems on these sedans.

Available AWD With Intelligence

Unique to the Nissan Altima, though, is an available Intelligent AWD system that automatically senses wheel slippage, and then, applies torque as needed. The Camry is available with a comparable driveline: Dynamic Torque Control All-Wheel Drive.