Nissan Gravite news

The newer entrants in the segment, Renault Triber and Nissan Gravite, alongside the Toyota Rumion, were the only models to record a slump in monthly sales

The fifth month of 2026 was filled with action for the Indian automotive industry with various new launches, including the facelifted Honda City as well as the updated Tata Tiago and Tiago EV

The CNG setup on the Nissan Gravite is being offered as a dealership retrofitment and it costs Rs 82,999

Affordable, practical and stylish, the Gravite does not feel ‘budget’ as its price might suggest

The Gravite is one of the most sought-after MPVs, suited for those looking for an affordable family mover

Here's a quick look at the EMI options available if you finance the Gravite Tekna Launch Edition in automatic gearbox variant

The Nissan Gravite is available in four variants with ex-showroom prices ranging from Rs 5.65 lakh to Rs 8.49 lakh

The N-Connecta not only adds more features, but also brings in an extra powertrain option

While the Gravite’s design is based on the Triber and features some visual changes over it, adding accessories like decals and chrome inserts can make it stand out

The Tekna variant adds some premium features without an exorbitant price hike.

Should you go for the well-equipped N-Connecta or spend extra for the fully loaded Tekna? Here’s everything you need to know

Is the Acenta variant worth stretching your budget for? Or does the base-spec Visia offer enough for everyday use? Find out

The base variant looks made for those on a strict budget but it’s the top trim that promises the full experience of the Gravite MPV

With the Nissan Gravite entering as a far more affordable three-row option and the Kia Carens offered in a limited variant lineup, let’s find out which offers a better overall package

Both promise practicality and space for families, but differ in price, powertrain and features. Find out which MPV suits you best