Top 9 Nissan Gravite Features Revealed

Nissan is getting ready to expand its India lineup with the Nissan Gravite, its second model after the Magnite. The Gravite is a sub-4 metre, three-row, seven-seater MPV, and ahead of its launch on February 17, 2026, Nissan has officially revealed the interiors through a new TVC. Here’s a closer look at the key features expected on the upcoming Nissan Gravite.

1. Seven-Seat Layout With Flexible Seating

Nissan Gravite will come as a seven-seater MPV with a three-row layout. Like the Triber, the third-row seats can be removed to create more boot space, while the second-row seats can slide and recline, offering flexibility for families and long trips.

2. Dual-Tone Cabin With Practical Design

Inside, the Gravite gets a dual-tone black and white interior that makes the cabin feel airy and modern. The dashboard layout is simple and functional, focusing more on usability and space rather than flashy design elements.

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3. Free-Standing Touchscreen Infotainment System

The TVC shows a free-standing touchscreen infotainment system, expected to be an 8-inch unit. It is likely to support wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, making smartphone connectivity easy and clutter-free.

4. Magnite-Style Steering Wheel

Nissan Gravite borrows the steering wheel from the Magnite, featuring gloss black inserts and leatherette wrapping with contrast stitching. Steering-mounted controls are expected, though features like cruise control are unlikely to be offered.

5. Rear AC Vents and Roof-Mounted Blower

For better rear-seat comfort, the Gravite is expected to offer rear AC vents along with a roof-mounted blower, ensuring even cooling for second- and third-row passengers.

6. Push-Button Start and Smart Key

The MPV will come with a push-button start system, placed below the climate control panel. A slim smart key fob is also expected, similar to the setup seen on the Renault Triber.

7. Dashcam Seen in Official TVC

A dashcam was spotted in the official TVC, which could be offered as a standard feature on higher variants. If confirmed, this would help the Gravite stand out in the sub-4m MPV segment.

8. Familiar Yet Sporty Exterior Styling

On the outside, the Nissan Gravite features revised front and rear bumpers, a larger grille, and slightly tweaked LED DRLs. It rides on steel wheels with wheel covers, keeping the design simple and cost-effective.

9. Proven Petrol Engine Options

Power will come from a 1.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine producing 72 PS and 96 Nm of torque. You will get a choice of a 5-speed manual or 5-speed AMT, with no turbo-petrol option expected at launch.

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