Nissan Gravite MPV Launched at ₹5.65 Lakh – 7-Seater with 6 Airbags
Nissan Gravite 7-Seater Debuts at ₹5.65L – Price, Features & Full Details
Nissan has introduced its new three-row vehicle, the Gravite MPV in India. The starting price at Rs ₹5.65 lakh (ex-showroom New Delhi) for the first 1,001 customers. This price makes the Gravite a very affordable choice for families who needs a seven-seater car. Nissan is entering the budget MPV market with this model, aiming to offer a practical option.
Pricing and Special Offers
The Gravite comes with an attractive introductory price for the first 5,000 bookings. Nissan will offer extra benefits which includes free maintenance for five years, help with financing, and upgrade plans. A special launch edition, limited to 1,001 units, adds more value with a JBL sound system, ambient lighting, and a dual-channel dashcam. The car also has a standard warranty of three years or 1,00,000 km. You can extend this warranty up to ten years or five lakh kilometers.
| Variant | Transmission | Price (Rs.) | AMT Premium (if applicable) | Value Tag |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visia | MT | 5,65,000 | — | Best Budget Option |
| Acenta | MT | 6,59,000 | — | Balanced Entry |
| N-Connecta | MT | 7,20,000 | — | Value Sweet Spot |
| N-Connecta EZ Shift | AMT | 7,80,000 | +60,000 | Affordable Automatic |
| Tekna | MT | 7,91,000 | — | Top Manual |
| Tekna Launch Edition | MT | 8,35,000 | — | Special Edition |
| Tekna EZ Shift | AMT | 8,49,000 | +58,000 | Top Automatic |
| Tekna Launch Edition EZ Shift | AMT | 8,93,000 | +58,000 | Fully Loaded |
Engine and Performance
The Gravite uses a 1.0-litre three-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol engine, the same unit found in the Nissan Magnite. This engine makes 72 hp (72 bhp) of power and 96 Nm of torque. You can choose between a five-speed manual gearbox or a five-speed AMT (Automated Manual Transmission). The manual version gets about 19.3 kmpl, and the automatic version gets about 19.6 kmpl. Nissan also plans to offer a dealer-installed dual-cylinder CNG option for manual versions. This will help with fuel costs and keep the boot space usable.
| Specification | Data |
|---|---|
| Engine | 1.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol |
| Power | 72 bhp |
| Torque | 96 Nm |
| Transmission | 5-speed manual / AMT |
The MPV is built on the CMF-A+ platform, which is also used by the Renault Triber. Nissan has made many parts locally to keep the price down. The car has a tall and upright design to make the inside feel big. It keeps a compact size, staying under four meters in length. It features Nissan's V-motion grille, C-shaped LED lighting (LED DRLs), prominent grille section, sculpted bumpers, roof rails, body cladding, and 15-inch steel wheels. The back has detailed tail lamps.
Inside, the Gravite focuses on being practical. It has seven seats, and you can change how they are set up to carry people or cargo. The third row of seats is removable, which allows for more luggage space when needed. With the third row removed, the boot space is 625 litres. The second row of seats can slide and recline, which makes it more comfortable. The floor is flat, giving more room. The dashboard is simple, with physical controls for the air conditioning and storage spots. Higher versions will have an 8-inch touchscreen for entertainment and a 7-inch digital screen for the driver.
Features and Safety
Even with its low price, the Gravite comes with many features. Higher models will have a 360-degree camera, wireless phone charging, an AI Voice Assistant called "Akira," and roof-mounted AC vents for all three rows. This is a useful feature for hot weather. Other features include keyless entry, push-button start, cruise control, and automatic headlamps and wipers. For safety, all Gravite models come with six airbags, electronic stability control (ESC), traction control, ABS with EBD, brake assist, hill-start assist, and a tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS). Rear parking sensors and a camera are also provided.
Expert Comment
The Nissan Gravite enters the Indian market at a very competitive price, making it an attractive choice for families looking for an affordable seven-seater. Its shared platform with the Renault Triber means it benefits from proven engineering and cost efficiencies. The focus on practicality, with flexible seating, a removable third row, and a planned CNG option, shows Nissan understands the needs of Indian buyers. The comprehensive safety features, including six airbags as standard, along with traction control and brake assist, are a strong point for this segment. While the 1.0-litre engine might seem modest, its fuel efficiency figures are good for daily use. The extended warranty options also provide peace of mind. This launch is a clear signal of Nissan's intent to grow its presence in India, especially in the family car segment. The Gravite is positioned to challenge existing players like the Renault Triber, Maruti Suzuki Ertiga, and Toyota Rumion by offering a balance of space, features, and value.
Hari Babu
I'm Hari Babu, a freelance automotive journalist with over three years of experience. I cover stories from national highways to rural roads and currently serve as Chief Editor of Gaadi Journal News Network.
