Nissan Gravite news

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

Both cater to buyers looking for an affordable MPV, but have completely different personalities. Find out which one is for you

February 2026 brought everything from affordable EVs to premium German SUVs and lifestyle pickups

The N-Connecta variant adds key premium features while still keeping the prices under Rs 8 lakh

The Acenta variant strikes a balance between affordability and essential features in the Gravite lineup

Besides a set of comfort and convenience features, you also cannot have the convenience of an automatic transmission in this variant

While the series of launches was the main highlight of the week, a Kia SUV made headlines for reaching a sales milestone

The convenience of an automatic gearbox option is reserved only for selected variants of the Gravite

The Gravite only comes with monotone colour options

Both have many things in common, but different styling sets them apart

The Gravite is available in four broad variants: Visia, Acenta, N-Connecta and Tekna

The Nissan Gravite looks very similar to the Renault Triber is every aspect except for a few detailing differences

You can book the Nissan MPV for Rs 11,000 both online and at its pan-India dealerships