Nissan Magnite news

The Magnite already charms us with its aesthetic and features for its price point, what if it came with all-terrain capability?

While both share the same platform and mechanicals, their torque figures differ with the CVT gearbox for the 1-litre turbo-petrol engine

Can the Magnite turbo-petrol CVT deliver its promised mileage in real-world driving conditions? We find out

The Nissan Magnite and Renault Kiger are the most affordable on this list

Of the 15,010 units produced here since its launch in December 2020, 1,220 will be exported

Defence personnel can buy the Nissan-Datsun models at reduced prices of up to Rs 1.81 lakh

The subscription fee includes zero down payment, vehicle insurance, zero service costs, and road tax

While touchscreen systems have become one of the most useful high-end feature to be offered on affordable cars, digital instrument clusters are fast gaining popularity

This feature allows you to run iOS and Android interfaces without a USB cable

Every other model, apart from the Venue and XUV300, has seen a dip in sales from March this year

Same chassis. Same engines. Same experience?

The Magnite’s waiting period goes up to eight months

Currently, the Magnite attracts the highest waiting period of up to 8 months

The price hike applies to all the Magnite’s turbo and non-turbo variants

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