Nissan Magnite news

Nissan’s Magnite holds the promise of satisfying your family-car needs, without you having to break the bank. But is that enough to thwart a challenge from the segment leaders?

The price increment will make all Nissan-Datsun models dearer by up to 5 percent

Should you really be looking at the top-spec XV Premium variant if you are planning to bring the Magnite home?

Nissan is offering a 2-year/50,000km warranty package on the Magnite that’s extendable up to 5-year/1,00,000km

Does the XV variant of the Magnite have all it takes, with its big touchscreen and adjustable driver’s seat, to convince you to take it home?

Does the XL variant of the Magnite have what it takes to be the budget turbo-petrol SUV of your choice?

While the Tech Pack brings in new premium features to select variants, Nissan also offers a  list of individual accessory items

Can the most affordable automatic powertrain in the segment deliver its promised mileage in the real world?

Global NCAP conducts new crash test, new sub-4 metre SUV launched, SUV prices hiked and more important news from the week gone by

The base-spec XE variant can be had in only two colours: white and silver

The Tech Pack, priced at Rs 38,698, is offered only on the higher-specced XV and XV Premium trims

The Magnite undercuts the least expensive sub-4 metre SUV, the Sonet, by Rs 1.72 lakh

The Nissan Magnite is expected to be priced from Rs 5.5 lakh onwards (ex-showroom), making it the most affordable SUV in the segment

Nissan’s sub-4m SUV will rival the likes of the Kia Sonet, Hyundai Venue and Tata Nexon

Renault’s sub-4 metre sedan will be a petrol-only offering, just like its prime rival Maruti Dzire