Nissan Sunny Classic Comfort 2024: Specs and Price in Saudi Arabia

The Nissan Sunny isn't a car trying to prove itself with shiny new specs — it's a car that has already proven itself across decades on Saudi roads. The trim available at Alromaih Cars is the Classic Comfort 2024, the version that keeps the proven platform known to every workshop in the Kingdom, rather than the newer, pricier generation. The result: a simple, reliable car at SAR 51,675 including VAT.

■ The Engine: 1.5L — When Simplicity Is the Feature

The Sunny Classic Comfort runs a 1.5-litre 4-cylinder engine producing 99 hp, paired with an automatic transmission and front-wheel drive (FWD). These aren't exciting numbers — and that's exactly what the Sunny sells: a simple, naturally aspirated engine, known to every mechanic in the Kingdom for years, with none of the turbo or hybrid complexity that demands specialist servicing.

The fuel economy stated on Alromaih Cars' own listing is 16.8 km/L. At the government-regulated price of Gasoline 91 (SAR 2.18/litre in 2026), that efficiency works out to a fuel cost of roughly SAR 13 per 100 km — among the lowest running costs of any new car in the Saudi market.

💡 Assuming 15,000 km of driving a year, the Sunny's estimated fuel bill comes to around SAR 1,950 annually

Source: Nissan Sunny page at Alromaih Cars (confirmed specs) / Gasoline 91 pricing — Saudi Aramco via ArabWheels, August 2026

■ Full Specifications — Nissan Sunny Classic Comfort 2024

💡 The Sunny Classic Comfort doesn't offer a touchscreen or advanced infotainment — and that absence is part of the price equation itself: less complexity means fewer failure points and lower servicing costs

Source: Official Nissan Sunny listing at Alromaih Cars, verified 31 August 2026

■ The Real Story: Ownership Cost and Resale Value

This is where the Sunny genuinely beats most of its rivals. According to Saudi used-car market data, the Nissan Sunny retains around 68% of its value after five years — against roughly 56% for sedans of the same age class, and just 51% for the average Nissan model. That figure even beats the Toyota Corolla, which retains about 64%.

The reason is simple: demand for the Sunny in the used market never stops. App drivers, commercial fleets, and first-time buyers keep searching for it — meaning every riyal you spend today comes back to you in greater proportion tomorrow than with most competitors.

Competitive edge: the Sunny's 5-year resale value of around 68% clearly outperforms economical sedans in the same age class

Reliability is backed by the numbers too: in pre-purchase inspections across the Saudi market, a mechanical fault in the engine, gearbox, suspension, or steering shows up in just around 11% of inspected used Sunnys — against an expected 16% norm for sedans of the same age and mileage in the Kingdom.

Source: CarSwitch KSA — used-market data, resale retention rates and mechanical inspection findings, 2026

■ Safety: The Essentials — Nothing More

The Sunny Classic Comfort comes with a basic safety package: Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), and front airbags (SRS). These are the confirmed systems on the trim actually stocked at Alromaih Cars — without side airbags, curtain airbags, or the advanced driver-assist systems found on the newer Sunny generation or rivals like the Hyundai Accent.

This isn't a hidden shortcoming — it's an explicit part of the price equation: safety essentials that meet the standard, without the added cost of technology not every buyer will use.

■ Design: Practical, Without the Premium

The Sunny Classic's exterior honestly reflects its nature: a cabin focused on function over flash, with five seats and a familiar, traditional sedan shape. The Sunny doesn't show off with a bold grille or intricate LED lighting — because the buyer in this segment isn't paying for that. They're paying for a car that works every day without surprises.

■ Sunny vs. the Rivals: Pegas and Accent

In the economical sedan segment at Alromaih Cars, the Sunny sits between two clear alternatives: the cheaper Kia Pegas, and the better-equipped Hyundai Accent:

The takeaway: the Pegas wins on initial price and fuel economy, and the Accent wins on tech equipment for a meaningful price premium. The Sunny sits in the middle with an advantage neither can match as clearly: the strongest resale value in the class, backed by decades of trust in the Saudi market.

Source: Alromaih Cars blog — Top 10 Economical Cars 2025 / CarSwitch KSA for resale value

■ Who Is the Nissan Sunny 2024 For?

The Sunny suits you if...

• You want the lowest total ownership cost over the years you'll drive it, not just the lowest purchase price

• You drive long distances daily and need a car any workshop in the Kingdom can easily service

• You're an app driver or run a work fleet and value strong resale value

• You're a first-time buyer who doesn't need a touchscreen or advanced driver-assist systems

It may not suit you if...

• You value tech equipment — the Accent offers a touchscreen and ECO mode for a reasonable premium

• You're after the absolute lowest price — the Pegas is roughly SAR 6,400 cheaper

• You need advanced safety systems like side airbags or blind-spot assist

■ FAQ

What is the Nissan Sunny price in Saudi Arabia?

The Classic Comfort 2024 trim at Alromaih Cars is SAR 51,675 including VAT. Price verified 31 August 2026.

What's the difference between the Sunny Classic and the new-generation Sunny?

The Classic Comfort is the previous-generation Sunny with a 1.5L, 99hp engine, while the new generation (since 2020) runs a 1.6L, 118hp engine, a CVT transmission, and a wider safety package. The trim currently available at Alromaih is the Classic Comfort.

Does the Sunny really hold its value?

Yes — according to used-market data, it retains around 68% of its value after five years, one of the highest rates among economical cars in Saudi Arabia.

Is installment available?

Yes, Alromaih Cars offers flexible financing through approved banks.

■ Conclusion: The Sunny Sells What Doesn't Show on the Spec Sheet

The Nissan Sunny Classic Comfort 2024 doesn't compete on big screens or powerful engines — it competes on something harder to earn: trust proven over years, a resale value that beats nearly every sedan in its class, and one of the lowest running costs in the Saudi market. At SAR 51,675, it isn't the cheapest option in the segment, but it's the one that costs its owner the least when it's time to sell.

If proven reliability and resale value are what you're looking for in your next economical car — the Sunny is the answer.

See the specs and photos on the Nissan Sunny Classic Comfort page, compare it with other economical options in the Top 10 Economical Cars in Saudi Arabia 2025 guide, and browse the latest cars at Alromaih Cars.

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