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Amid ongoing fluctuations in car prices across the Egyptian market, Nissan Motor Egypt has announced the first official price increase for the locally assembled Nissan Sunny 2026.
Less than two months after its official launch, the second automatic trim has seen a price hike of EGP 15,000. Despite this increase, the Sunny remains one of the best-selling budget sedans in Egypt, thanks to its reliability, low running costs, and competitive pricing.
The Nissan Sunny has long been a trusted choice among Egyptian drivers, offering a practical, fuel-efficient, and affordable option with wide availability of spare parts and strong after-sales support.
According to the latest official price list from Nissan Motor Egypt, the prices of the 2026 Nissan Sunny trims are now as follows:
The EGP 15,000 increase applies only to the second trim (Base Automatic), while the prices of the other trims remain unchanged for now.
The 2026 Nissan Sunny is powered by a 1.5-liter, 4-cylinder engine that produces 108 horsepower and 134 Nm of torque.
The engine sends power to the front wheels, delivering sufficient performance for daily urban driving while maintaining good fuel economy compared to rivals in the same segment.
Each trim of the Nissan Sunny 2026 offers a different set of features to cater to various customer needs:
Despite the recent price increase on the second trim, the Nissan Sunny 2026 still offers solid value for money—especially in the Base Manual trim, which starts at EGP 645,000.
It’s an ideal choice for individuals or small families seeking a dependable, fuel-efficient sedan for daily commuting, with the added benefit of accessible maintenance and parts.
When compared to rivals like the Chevrolet Optra, BYD F3, or Kia Pegas, the Nissan Sunny remains one of the most balanced options in terms of price, reliability, and running costs.
Further price adjustments for the Nissan Sunny are likely in the near future, given ongoing fluctuations in exchange rates and production costs.
However, the fact that the Sunny is locally assembled gives Nissan a competitive edge in managing pricing more effectively than fully imported models.
The Nissan Sunny 2026 continues to maintain its position as one of the most popular budget-friendly sedans in the Egyptian market, despite the limited price increase affecting just one trim.
Thanks to its proven reliability, straightforward design, and ease of ownership, the Sunny remains a top choice for those seeking a practical and affordable sedan.
With Nissan Motor Egypt’s continued support and diverse trim offerings, the Sunny is expected to remain among the best-selling cars in Egypt throughout 2026.