Nissan Gravite Launched at Rs 5.65 Lakh – Full Price List, Variants, Features & Buyer Guide
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Nissan Gravite Launched in India at Rs 5.65 Lakh
Nissan has expanded its India portfolio with the launch of the Gravite, a compact 7-seater MPV priced from Rs 5.65 lakh to Rs 8.93 lakh (ex-showroom). The introductory price applies to the first 5,000 bookings, positioning the Gravite aggressively in the entry MPV space.
While the launch happened yesterday, the Gravite’s importance lies beyond the announcement headline. Its pricing strategy, long-term warranty options and urban-friendly configuration make it a serious consideration for families evaluating practical mobility under Rs 10 lakh.
Prices and Variant Strategy
The Gravite is offered in five trims: Visia, Acenta, N-Connecta, Tekna and a limited Launch Edition. Manual transmission is standard, while the AMT option is available from the N-Connecta trim onwards.
Visia – Rs 5.65 lakh
Acenta – Rs 6.59 lakh
N-Connecta – Rs 7.20 lakh (MT) / Rs 7.80 lakh (AMT)
Tekna – Rs 7.91 lakh (MT) / Rs 8.49 lakh (AMT)
Launch Edition – Rs 8.35 lakh (MT) / Rs 8.93 lakh (AMT)
The structure is straightforward. The lower trims focus on accessibility, while N-Connecta begins to feel properly equipped for urban use. Tekna adds convenience and comfort features that make daily ownership easier, especially for city families.
For most buyers, the N-Connecta — particularly with the AMT — is likely to strike the right balance between affordability and features.
Warranty and Ownership Edge
A key differentiator is the warranty package. The Gravite comes with a standard 3-year/1,00,000km coverage, extendable up to 10 years/2,00,000km — one of the most reassuring packages in its segment.
The first 5,000 customers also receive five years of zero service cost benefits along with finance and upgrade offers. For long-term buyers, this significantly reduces ownership uncertainty and strengthens the Gravite’s value equation.
In a segment driven by cost-conscious decisions, warranty clarity matters as much as sticker price.
Design: Familiar Architecture, Distinct Identity
The Gravite shares its CMF-A+ platform roots with the Renault Triber, but Nissan has made deliberate cosmetic changes to give it a separate identity.
The front fascia features a honeycomb grille, redesigned bumper with C-shaped silver inserts and a distinct LED DRL signature. ‘GRAVITE’ lettering on the bonnet and tailgate adds presence, while unique alloy wheels further separate it visually. Colour options include Forest Green, Onyx Black, Blade Silver, Snow White and Metallic Grey.
A limited-run Launch Edition, restricted to 1,001 units, adds orange exterior accents and white tyre lettering decals for buyers seeking a slightly more expressive look.
The differentiation is evolutionary rather than radical, but enough to give the Gravite its own showroom personality.
Interior Practicality and Features
Inside, the Gravite retains the 5+2 seating configuration that defines its practicality. The third row remains removable, allowing buyers to switch between passenger space and luggage capacity depending on usage.
The dashboard layout is clean and functional, prioritising usability over visual drama. Higher variants bring an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system paired with a 7-inch digital driver display. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, push-button start, cruise control, automatic climate control and rear AC vents enhance everyday convenience.
Safety has not been overlooked, with six airbags offered — an important reassurance for family buyers in this price bracket.
The Launch Edition builds on this with a JBL audio system, dual-channel dashcam, ambient lighting and a cabin air purifier. These additions elevate perceived value but do not alter the core mechanical offering.
Engine and Real-World Expectation
Under the hood, the Gravite uses a 1.0-litre three-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol engine producing 72hp and 96Nm. It is paired with either a 5-speed manual or a 5-speed AMT.
Nissan claims fuel efficiency of 19.3kpl for the manual and 19.6kpl for the AMT.
Performance expectations should be realistic. This engine is tuned for efficiency and urban commuting rather than highway aggression. For city-based families prioritising mileage and manageable running costs, it fits the brief.
A dealer-fit dual-cylinder CNG kit is expected soon, further strengthening its cost-of-ownership appeal for high-mileage users.
Who Should Consider the Nissan Gravite?
The Gravite makes the most sense for buyers who:
- Need occasional third-row flexibility
- Prioritise low upfront cost
- Value extended warranty assurance
- Prefer compact dimensions for city driving
It is not positioned as a performance-oriented MPV. Instead, it is a rational, space-efficient solution aimed at first-time 7-seater buyers or growing urban families.
The Bigger Picture
The launch may be a day old, but the Gravite’s relevance is just beginning. In India’s price-sensitive MPV space, clarity of pricing, warranty depth and practical packaging matter more than launch-day excitement.
With its introductory pricing, extended warranty option and balanced variant structure, the Nissan Gravite enters the market as a calculated value play rather than a headline-grabbing disruptor.
For buyers evaluating 7-seaters under Rs 9 lakh, this is one model that deserves careful consideration — particularly in its mid-spec trims where price and features intersect intelligently.