4.6
(797 reviews)
Affordable compact SUVs are Nissan's play here, with the Magnite offering conservative design and decent room for two six-foot occupants sitting in tandem.
Power comes from a 1.0-litre petrol engine as standard, with an optional dealer-fitted CNG retrofit available, though the turbo-petrol variant stands out as the stronger engine choice for those wanting more punch.
Feature kit includes a 360-degree camera, an eight-inch infotainment system, a cooled glovebox and useful ground clearance. It isn't the most loaded SUV in its class, but it comfortably covers the basics. Prices range from Rs 5.68 lakh to Rs 10.99 lakh, ex-showroom.
Fuel Type
Petrol
Safety Rating
4.7
Seater
5

₹5.69 - 10.99 Lakh
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| Fuel Type | Petrol |
| Transmission | Auto, Manual |
| ARAI Mileage | 17.9 to 19.9 kmpl |
| Engine | 999 cc |
| Seating Capacity | 5 |
| Body Type | Suv |



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V
3.0
Value for money car..... Perfomance lagging but good as compared to other cars of segment......lots of vibration and slower pickup...engine weak
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MS
3.0
I took this car mainly due to budget issues. I know i can go for 2nd hand cars at this processor but since I am not that experienced to judge or inspect the 2nd cars properly I had phobia that maybe I will get scammed that is the main reason I opted for brand new cars at that price I felt this car is the reasonable option. But after driving car for nearly 33k kms I can say that if you are a driving enthusiast then this car is not for you. Pickup is very slow and you will not feel punchy while driving it is one of the boring engine, it is just for small family or a person who cannot afford huge amounts on car. If anyone can get a good quality 2nd hand cars I will say go.for the 2nd hand cars instead of this one. Even the mileage is not that great only on highways you will get around 15 kmpl but in cities you will get 6 to 9 kmpl. I will say it is below average car. It is okay is.
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V
5.0
It's a good car if your budget is less and looking for comfort and safety.In this price range other cars either provide safety or comfort but this provide both.
S
5.0
I am very happy owner of my Nissan Magnite car. Very proud owner of this car since last 4 years. I recommend Magnite to new SUV Buyers.


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