Revised pricing across variants
The most accessible Magnite, the Visia MT, now slips under the ₹6 lakh mark, with its sticker adjusted to ₹5.61 lakh (ex-showroom). The N-Connecta CVT and KURO CVT variants, both positioned as mid-range choices with automatic convenience, now sit below the ₹10 lakh threshold. The sharper cuts, however, are reserved for the top trims, CVT Tekna and CVT Tekna+, which are now cheaper by roughly ₹97,000 and ₹1 lakh respectively.
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Alongside the SUV itself, Nissan has trimmed prices for the CNG retrofitment kit. Priced at ₹71,999, it now saves customers an additional ₹3,000. The kit, developed by a government-approved vendor, comes with a 3-year/1 lakh km warranty and ensures the Magnite CNG retains its full 336-litre boot space.
Recently, the Nissan Magnite was awarded a 5-star rating by Global NCAP with a perfect score in Adult Occupant Protection, the SUV now also offers six airbags as standard across the range. In a market where crash test ratings are beginning to influence buyer decisions, Nissan is keen to underline the Magnite’s credentials.
The company has also introduced a 10-year extended warranty plan for the model, a first in its segment. Long warranties have increasingly become a tool to reassure buyers still wary of ownership costs in the long run.
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Nissan Magnite: Variants and special editions
Nissan has kept the range fresh with additions such as the Kuro Special Edition, draped in all-black styling and accompanied by a new Metallic Grey colour option on higher trims. These updates are designed to give the Magnite a sharper showroom appeal at a time when competitors are crowding the compact SUV segment with feature-rich models.
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First Published Date: 08 Sept 2025, 14:19 pm IST