A regular weekday. But for budget car buyers in India, it turned slightly interesting. Nissan Gravite Launched in India at Rs. 5.65 Lakh and just like that, the affordable 7-seater conversation changed a bit. Not revolutionary. But noticeable.
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At Rs. 5.65 lakh (ex-showroom), Nissan has clearly aimed at families who calculate every EMI before signing. The kind of buyers who want space first. Features second. Brand later. Smart move. 5 variants are on sale, including a launch edition. Petrol and CNG both available. Simple choices. No overthinking.
Nissan Gravite Design, Variants and Features
| Variant | Transmission | Ex-Showroom Price (INR) |
|---|---|---|
| Visia | 5-Speed Manual | Rs 5,65,000 |
| Acenta | 5-Speed Manual | Rs 6,59,000 |
| N-Connecta | 5-Speed Manual | Rs 7,20,000 |
| N-Connecta | EZ-Shift (AMT) | Rs 7,80,000 |
| Tekna | 5-Speed Manual | Rs 7,91,000 |
| Tekna | EZ-Shift (AMT) | Rs 8,49,000 |
| Tekna Launch Edition | 5-Speed Manual | Rs 8,35,000 |
| Tekna Launch Edition | EZ-Shift (AMT) | Rs 8,93,000 |
The new Nissan Gravite doesn’t hide its roots. It shares its base with the Renault Triber. Same silhouette. Same proportions. But Nissan has tried to give it its own personality. Gloss black grille. Hexagon inserts. Smoked headlamps. LED fog lamps. Small styling tweaks, yes. But they make it look slightly more mature. More grown-up maybe.
Step inside and things feel surprisingly modern for the price. An 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system sits in the center. There’s a 7-inch digital instrument cluster too. Wireless charging. Cruise control. Even a driver armrest. For a budget car, that feels generous.
When people compare Nissan Gravite variants, they’ll notice a sensible spread. Base trim keeps it basic. Top trim adds comfort. This is classic affordable MPV India strategy give options, let customers decide what they can stretch for. It’s clearly a 7-seater family car. Built for real households. School runs. Wedding trips. Highway drives with too much luggage.
Engine, Specifications and Driving Experience
Now coming to Nissan Gravite specs. Under the hood is a 1.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine producing 71bhp and 96Nm of torque. Not thrilling numbers. But that’s not the point here. This car isn’t trying to race anyone. It just needs to move seven people calmly. And it probably will.
Buyers can choose between a 5-speed manual and an AMT gearbox. The AMT will likely attract urban drivers who don’t want clutch stress in traffic. And then there’s the CNG version. Important. Very important in today’s fuel economy discussions. Some buyers might casually call it a Nissan Gravite SUV because of its upright stance and roof rails. Technically, it’s an MPV. But categories don’t matter much when the goal is practicality.
Safety is decent for the segment. Six airbags. Tyre pressure monitoring system. Rain-sensing wipers. Front and rear parking sensors. That’s reassuring. Especially for family buyers.
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Price, Competition and Market Impact
The Nissan Gravite price starting at Rs. 5.65 lakh makes it one of the most affordable three-row motors presently available. That number alone will pull showroom footfall. Pricing psychology works. Always has.
With Nissan Gravite India officially on sale, the brand seems serious about strengthening its mass-market footprint again. The Nissan Gravite launch India also comes at a time when demand for practical vehicles in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities is rising steadily. Competition? Strong. Renault Triber stands right there. Entry-level Maruti Ertiga trims are also in consideration lists. But Nissan’s pricing could give it an early advantage.
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In the long run, success will depend on reliability and service network support. Because Indian buyers remember ownership experience more than launch excitement. Very clearly. For now, the Gravite feels like a calculated, practical entry. Not loud. Not flashy. But sensible. And sometimes, sensible sells more than style.
