The Nissan Magnite compact SUV has achieved a 5-star rating for adult occupant protection and a 3-star rating for child occupant protection in the Global NCAP crash test.
This SUV is manufactured in India and exported to the domestic market as well as countries like South Africa. Now after this excellent safety score, its sales are expected to increase.
Nissan Magnite – Adult Occupant Protection
Score: 32.31/34 (AOP)
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Frontal offset deformable barrier test: Driver and front passenger's head, neck and thighs got good protection.
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Tibia and chest protection: Adequate level of protection for driver and passenger.
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Body shell: Stable rating, able to withstand additional load.
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Side movable deformable barrier test: Good protection to driver's head, chest, abdomen and pelvis, full marks.
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Side Pole Impact Test: Good for head, abdomen and pelvis, while adequate protection for chest.
Nissan Magnite – Child Occupant Protection
Score: 33.64/49 (COP)
Frontal Impact Test:
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3-year-old child seat (ISOFIX + support leg) – Failed to prevent head exposure.
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18-month-old child seat – Good head protection, but slightly poor chest protection.
Side Impact Test:
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18-month-old child CRS – Full side impact protection.
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3-year-old child CRS – Head exposure, side head protection score zero.
Others:
Nissan Magnite – Platform and Safety Features
Standard Safety Features:
Higher Variant Features:
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Rear-view camera
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Rear defogger
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360-degree camera
Nissan Magnite – Difference Between Old and New Scores
The pre-facelift Nissan Magnite received a 4-star AOP and 2-star COP rating under the old Global NCAP standards (pre-2022).
Nissan then made changes – making 6 airbags and ESC standard across all variants.
As a result of these improvements, the Magnite has now received a 5-star safety rating under the new Global NCAP protocol.
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