Chevy Spark vs Nissan Versa Note | Andy Mohr Speedway Chevy

Drivers looking for a subcompact car to cruise around Indianapolis in will probably like either the Chevy Spark or Nissan Versa Note. Both are agile cars that are well-suited for city driving and efficient enough for long commutes.

However, the team at Andy Mohr Speedway Chevrolet wanted to know which hatchback is better suited to the needs of drivers around Fishers and Carmel. To find out, we compared the Spark vs. Versa Note.

2019 CHEVY SPARK VS NISSAN VERSA NOTE: DESIGN 

As hatchbacks, both the 2019 Spark and Nissan Versa Note have a similar design that appears as a more compact version of an SUV. This design allows them to provide plenty of interior space, especially in the trunk. You can also fold down the rear seats and fit in even more cargo than you’d be able to manage in many sedans.

They also let you show off your style by giving you a variety of exterior paint options to pick from. Both the Spark and Versa Note let you decorate your car in black, grey, white, and red hues.

However, the Spark lets you get even more creative with colors that pop, such as the bright pink Raspberry, the electric Caribbean Blue, and the sunny Orange Burst.

Unfortunately, the color options for Versa Note don’t let you show the more vibrant elements of your personality.

SPARK VS VERSA NOTE DRIVER-ASSIST FEATURES 

Many modern vehicles come equipped with driver-assist features that can add an extra level of convenience to your drives through town. The Chevy Spark and Nissan Versa Note are no exception here.

They both come with a handy rearview camera that can help you back out of parking spaces or parallel park with added safety and confidence. It does this by turning your infotainment display screen into a live video feed of the area directly behind your vehicle while in reverse.

The Spark takes this a step further with its available Driver Confidence Package, which includes the following smart safety features:

• Forward Collision Alert

• Lane Departure Warning

• Low Speed Forward Automatic Braking

The Versa Note, unfortunately, doesn’t offer any comparable safety technology features.

INFOTAINMENT SYSTEMS IN THE CHEVY SPARK AND NISSAN VERSA NOTE 

Whether you’re commuting to work or hitting the road for a weekend away, the right infotainment system can make all the difference in how much you enjoy the journey. That’s why we love that both the Spark interior and Versa Note interior come equipped with several infotainment technologies.

This includes a standard 7-inch touchscreen display in the center stack. They also both have standard Bluetooth® wireless technology. This feature allows you to connect your smartphone with your infotainment system and stream music or make hands-free phone calls.

If you want to integrate your smartphone with your vehicle even more, you can take advantage of Android Auto™ or Apple CarPlay™ compatibility in either hatchback. These features let you access apps like navigation, phone calls, texting, and internet radio streaming directly through your infotainment system touchscreen.

The only difference here is that the Chevy Spark makes Android Auto™ and Apple CarPlay™ standard, while the Nissan Versa Note requires a trim level upgrade before you can achieve this level of integration.

WILL YOU CHOOSE THE 2019 CHEVY SPARK OR NISSAN VERSA NOTE?

When the team at Andy Mohr Speedway Chevrolet compared the 2019 Chevy Spark vs. Nissan Versa Note, we found that the Spark offered more of what drivers need in Fishers, Indianapolis, and Carmel. Want to give it a try for yourself? Pay us a visit and we’ll get you behind the wheel.

Contact us to test drive the Chevy Spark today!

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