Nissan Magnite Facelift Launched at Rs 5.99 Lakh

Nissan has introduced its facelifted Magnite in the compact SUV sub-4-metre segment. Priced at Rs 5.99 lakh as introductory pricing for the first 10,000 bookings. The company has already started taking registrations last week and now claims that deliveries will start on Saturday. With the newly updated version from the new generation set to come into India. Cosmetic upgrades both inside and outside have made this model more appealing than before in the competitive market.

Exterior Upgrades: Strong and Agile

Nissan Magnite has been more vibrant in its new look with a redone grille and new headlamp design. On the side of the rearmost, the company has fitted new LED taillamps and a redesigned bumper to give the SUV a modernized and sporty look. The face-lifted version has surrounded the wheels with two-toned six-spoke alloy wheel designs for imparting much-needed sophistication to the vehicle. Being offered in an eye-catching Sunrise Copper Orange and 13 additional colours, eight of which are single colour shades and five are dual shades, the new Magnite apparently has been designed to capture a wide range of customers.

Interior Upgrades: Chock-Full of Features

Inside, it gets the same treatment with a black and orange dual-tone interior; anything significantly changed over the outgoing model isn’t evident. The complete infotainment system has been enlarged in terms of access for easier control with smartphone connectivity also achieved through wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. A bigger digital driver’s display now stands alongside automatic climate control and wireless phone charging to round out high-tech equipment.

The SUV also comes with a leathery seat cover and an anti-heating steering wheel. Adding comfort to the warm climate of India. Other fine features in the car include ambient interior lighting. A glove box of 10-litre capacity, and a boot space with a capacity of 366 litres. Bottle holder space is one litre at every door, and rear seats have cups and mobile holders. These enhance the car’s practicality.

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As for the usable inclusions, there’s the “I-Key,” which can, from a distance. Turn on the car’s engine up to 60 meters away from it. It also features approach unlock and walkaway lock, which will automatically lock and unlock it as the driver approaches or leaves. This spells more comfort and security for the owner, therefore adding to the entire journey experience.

Safety First: Over 55 Active and Passive Safety Features

The new Nissan Magnite is placed with safety as the number one concern. In order to carry great load-carrying capacity and exude a lot of style, this compact SUV boasts more than 55 active and passive safety features. Standard six airbags across variants, the tyre pressure monitoring system or TPMS helps in ensuring smooth engine and tyre performance. Truly a mark of Nissan’s promise of safe journeys for their customers.

Nissan Magnite: High Power and Reassuring

The facelifted Nissan Magnite carries over the same options as before, a 1.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine that churns out 99 horsepower. There are two transmission options available, a 5-speed MT and a 5-speed AMT. While the former claims to return 20 kmpl. The latter variant brings home a slightly lower mileage of 17.4 kmpl as claimed by the car major. The Magnite is offered in six trims – Visa, Visa+, Acenta, and N-Connecta. Tekna, and Tekna+ – and so there is a choice to suit many tastes and requirements.

Future Strategy for Nissan and Chennai Plant

Nissan will have its ‘profitable, efficient, and electrified growth’ across all markets, it said. Specifically, the company will renew its focus on its European, African, Asian, and Oceania operations. The Chennai manufacturing plant is significant in this regard. The plant has already etched its mark as the first Nissan global facility to achieve water positivity. There are plans to increase the solar capacity from 2.2 MW to 14 MW by 2026 and add yet another layer of sustainability to the plant.

The Chennai plant has helped Nissan crack success, having produced over 2.7 million cars, with 1.1 million exported from there. The company directly and indirectly employs around 70,000 people and is looking to invest another $100 million to boost its Magnite production in India.

Nissan Magnite Launch Globally: Made in India for 45 Countries

The new Magnite is manufactured in India, and it will be launched in 45 countries. Across 20 left-hand drive markets; this indicates the commitment of Nissan to turning India into a hub for making and exporting vehicles. India has also proven it is well-equipped to cope with the challenges of international standards and demand.

Conclusion

The all-new Nissan Magnite facelift comes with its resplendent host of features and good looks. An affordable price tag and all set to make a perfect impact in the Indian compact SUV market. With its bundle of advanced features, safety elements, and user-friendly design, it promises to appeal to the Indian consumer. Investment in the Chennai plant, alongside expansion plans around the world. This would further prove that the company is quite sure of the Magnite and its fortune in the coming years.