Nissan Magnite Facelift

One of the most popular subcompact SUVs, the Nissan Magnite has got a refresh with new design updates and additional features. It was launched at an introductory price starting from Rs. 5.99 lakh (ex-showroom, pan-India), and it has been almost four years since it first made an appearance in the Indian market. This story shall help you conclude which variant you should choose according to your requirements. Engine and Transmission Options There are two petrol engine options available with the Nissan Magnite facelift. They are as follows: 1.0-litre Petrol (Naturally Aspirated): This engine gets either a 5-speed manual or 5-speed AMT transmission and produces 71.01bhp of power and 96Nm of torque. The mileage is a decent one as the fuel efficiency can go up to 19.4 to 19.7 km/l. 1.0-litre Turbo Petrol: The engine is more aggressive, a turbocharged 1.0-litre petrol, producing 98.63bhp. The manual variant develops 160Nm and the CVT gets 152Nm. The fuel efficiency for the turbo variants varies from 17.9 to 19.9 km/l depending on the transmission option. Pros for Nissan Magnite Facelift This New Nissan Magnite is as bold as on the front side and boasts an excellent road presence; however, it does carry a weird boot lid spoiler that does not resemble well. The height clearance of 205mm is in second place, only after the Tata Nexon, giving this car better capability over rough roads. The 1.0-litre petrol and turbo-petrol engine variants deliver excellent mileage of between 17.9 and 19.9 km/l, which is amongst the best in class. Even the base variant carries out important features such as all power windows, 16-inch wheels, a rear wiper, a rear defogger, and an internally adjustable day/night mirror. 1.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol (MT), 1.0-litre turbo petrol (MT), and 1.0-litre turbo petrol (CVT), so that the customers are provided more than enough elbow room in terms of performance and driving style. The top variants are equipped with many premium features, such as a 360-degree camera, TPMS (Tyre Pressure Monitoring System), rear AC vents, LED headlamps, cruise control, and an LCD instrument cluster. Disadvantages of Nissan Magnite Facelift The 16-inch wheels along with the 1.0-litre naturally aspirated engine may harm drivability and aggregate fuel efficiency due to the high mass in rotation. On account of the relatively smaller sales and service network of Nissan in India, after-sales service and maintenance might be a tad challenging in rural or lesser urban areas. The Magnite does not arrive with a diesel option, meaning it will be a problem for those who want to have a diesel model. Only top variants will have front armrests, rear AC vents, TPMS, and LED headlamps, which will be deprived of buyers who are trying to save. Nissan Magnite Facelift Prices Variants 1-litre Petrol 1-litre Petrol 1-litre Turbo-Petrol 1-litre Turbo-Petrol   Manual AMT Manual CVT VISIA Rs. 5.99 lakh Rs. 6.60 lakh - - VISIA+ Rs. 6.49 lakh - - - ACENTA Rs. 7.14 lakh Rs. 7.64 lakh - Rs. 9.79 lakh N-CONNECTA Rs. 7.86 lakh Rs. 8.36 lakh Rs. 9.19 lakh Rs. 10.34 lakh TEKNA Rs. 8.75 lakh Rs. 9.25 lakh Rs. 9.99 lakh Rs. 11.14 lakh TEKNA+ Rs. 9.10 lakh Rs. 9.60 lakh Rs. 10.35 lakh Rs. 11.50 lakh The Nissan Magnite facelift prices are different for its six variants. The prices of the Visia variant start at Rs. 5.99 lakh in 1-litre petrol manual and Rs. 6.60 lakh for petrol AMT, while the Visia+ is available for Rs. 6.49 lakh with the manual petrol option. While the Acenta variant will be priced at Rs 7.14 lakh for the manual petrol, and at Rs 7.64 lakh, the AMT comes in at a higher price of Rs 9.79 lakh for the turbo petrol manual.  Starting at Rs 7.86 lakh for the N-Connecta petrol manual and up to Rs 10.34 lakh for the turbo petrol CVT, that's the pricing structure for both variants. While the petrol manual base version commands a starting price of Rs 8.75 lakh, it runs up to Rs 11.14 lakh for the turbo petrol CVT. At the top end is the Tekna+, where you can get the petrol manual for Rs 9.10 lakh or the turbo petrol CVT for Rs 11.50 lakh. Also Read: MG Windsor EV Excite, Exclusive, Essence - Variant-Wise Features Variant-Wise Features VISIA The base model is only available in a naturally aspirated B4D 1.0-litre petrol engine. The MT comes coupled with a 5-speed manual transmission, pretty much the ideal choice for an entry-level offering without added complexity and expense. No turbo or automatic transmission is going with this variant, keeping attitude simple and targeted towards affordable prices.                             Nissan Magnite Facelift VISIA Base Model Features Exterior Interior Technology Bolder Honeycomb Grille with Dual Tone Finish  Stylish Black Interior Ambience 6 Airbags (2 Front / 2 Side / 2 Curtain)  Wide Split Tail Lamps with Signature Door Armrest with Fabric Cushion Child Lock in Rear Doors Sleek Halogen Headlamp Front & Rear Power Windows Rear Parking Sensor Immobilizer Integrated Rear Spoiler PM 2.5 Cabin Air Filter Room Lamps TPMS (Tyre Pressure Monitoring System) Functional Roof Rails (50kg Capacity) 12V Front Power Outlet Foot Rest (AMT Only) EBD (Electronic Brake-force Distribution) R16 Steel Wheels All Door Pockets with 1L Bottle Holder ABS (Anti-Lock Braking System) Chrome Finish Outside Door Handles  Electronic Power & Tilt Adjustable Steering HBA (Hydraulic Brake Assist)   Rear Armrest with Cup & Mobile Holder HSA (Hill Start Assist)   60:40 Split Rear Seat  TCS (Traction Control System)   Multi-Information Cluster with 8.89cm (3.5 inch) LCD Display 3 Point Seat-Belt for All Seats    Dual Tone Seat Fabric ISOFIX Child Seat Anchorages    Adjustable Front & Rear Seat Headrests VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control)     Seat-Belt Reminder for All Seats (NEW) VISIA+  But with the Visia+, you do still have the same B4D 1.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine backed by 5-speed manual transmission. Like the base Visia, this version isn't offered with a turbo or in an automatic transmission package, but it does bring some more content to the table, which makes it a far better value buy for budget-conscious buyers.                             Nissan Magnite Facelift VISIA+ Features Over VISIA Exterior Interior Technology Shark Fin Antenna Stylish Black Interior Ambience 22.86cm (9-inch) Touchscreen Infotainment System  Rear Defogger   Rear Camera with Projection Guidelines  Rear Wiper & Washer   Front & Rear Speakers (4)     In-built Wi-Fi Tethering      Bluetooth Connectivity      Wireless Android Auto & Apple CarPlay  ACENTA Then comes the Acenta, which is the next range of variants. Available here is the B4D 1.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine and EZ-Shift AMT in case one requires smoothness. For those who need that much power, the turbocharged HRA0 1.0-litre petrol engine is available, but with this, there is no X-Tronic CVT.                                   Nissan Magnite ACENTA Features over VISIA+ Exterior Interior Technology Bold New Skid Plates Stylish Black Interior Ambience Approach Unlock (AUL - Turbo only) [NEW] LED Turn Indicators on Outside Rear View Mirror Steering Mounted Audio & Bluetooth Telephony Controls Electrically Folding Outside Electrically Folding Outside Rear View Mirror (ORVM) Dual Tone Wheel Cover Driver Side Auto Up/Down  Speed Sensing Auto Door Lock Body-Coloured Outside Rear View Mirror (ORVM) Power Window with Anti-Pinch Safety Impact Sensing Auto Door Unlock   Height Adjustable Driver's Seat Anti-theft Alarm     Outside Rear View Mirror (ORVM)     Premium New i-Key (Turbo only)     Walk Away Lock (WAL - Turbo only)      Remote Engine Start (Turbo only)      Automatic Air Conditioner     Remote Keyless Entry     Push Button Start/Stop (Turbo only) N-CONNECTA It has choices that expand into all four powertrain options. Choices are between the manual or EZ-Shift AMT transmission paired with the B4D 1.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine, or you can opt for the HRA0 1.0-litre turbocharged engine with either a manual transmission or a CVT for smoother, automatic driving. This N-Connecta variant is best suited for customers who want flexibility in performance and, at the same time, convenience.                         Nissan Magnite N-CONNECTA Features Over ACENTA Exterior Interior Technology Dual Tone R16 Diamond Cut Alloy Wheels  Stylish Black Interior Ambience 17.78 cm (7 inch) Full Digital Advanced Multi-Functional Cluster with Dark Theme  Signature L-Shape LED Daytime Running Lights Rear Parcel Tray Eco Scoring & Eco Coaching Integrated Side Cladding with Silver Accent Trunk Lamp Rear Camera with Projection Guide   10L Storage Glovebox with Illumination Steering Mounted Cluster & Voice Recognition Controls   Front Centre Armrest with Storage  Voice Recognition (VR) & Bluetooth Connectivity   Premium Door Fabric Insert with Double Stitching Wireless Android Auto & Apple CarPlay   Leather Wrapped Dashboard with Gloss Black Finisher  Floating 20.32 cm (8 inch) Touchscreen Infotainment System     Rear AC Vent     Push Button Start/Stop     Front & Rear USB Type C Chargers (2)     Approach Unlock     Walk Away Lock      Electronic Bezel-Less Auto Dimming IRVM      Premium New i-Key      3D sound by ARKAMYS (4 speakers + 2 tweeters)  TEKNA In the Tekna variant, all options in the powertrain are available just like the N-Connecta. Whether the naturally aspirated with a manual or an AMT and turbocharged with a manual or CVT, this variant gives numerous configurations that cater to needs and driving styles.                         Nissan Magnite TEKNA Features Over N-CONNECTA Exterior Interior Technology 3D Honeycomb Gradient LED Tail Lamp  Luxurious Light Grey Interior Ambience Plasma Cluster Ioniser Front LED Fog Lamp Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel with Orange Stitch  360° Around View Monitor Premium Chrome Belt-line Auto Headlamp  Premium Embossed Black Fabric Seats with Leather Accent Cruise Control Light Saber-style LED Turn Indicator in Headlamp Manual Handbrake with Leather Wrap and Grey Stitch   LED Bi Projector Headlamp Cooled Glove Box      LED Room Lamp     Light Grey Leather^ Door Insert     Wrapped Dashboard with Orange Double Stitch      Light Grey Leather   TEKNA+  Now, to top it all off, is the fully equipped powertrain in the top-spec Tekna+. There's B4D for both manual and automatic transmissions for the naturally aspirated 1.0-litre petrol, while the turbocharged 1.0-litre petrol gets the same HRA0. This perfects flagship levels for those who want a premium driving experience from the best engine-transmission options married to all feature content.                             Nissan Magnite TEKNA+ Features Over TEKNA Interior Technology Premium 2-Tone Brown/Orange Interior Ambience Continuous Multi-Colour Ambient Light with Memory Function  Premium MODURE Leather Quilted Seats with Heat Guard Tech    Front Armrest with Storage and Brownish Orange Leather Wrapping    Brownish Orange Leather Door Insert    Brownish Orange Leather Wrapped Dashboard    Conclusion Thus, the new Nissan Magnite facelift is an interesting range of variants to suit the tastes and preferences of various customers. With competitive pricing, fresh modern features, and efficient engine options, the Magnite stays in place as a compact SUV leader in a sought-after segment. Whether it's the budget-friendly Visia or the more premium Tekna+ with extra features, With these new technologies and safety features, the Magnite goes from being merely stylish to being practical. The facelift, thus, as Nissan keeps innovating, takes a strong contender to the Indian market. All in all, an excellent option for someone seeking a harmonious union of value, style, and functionality from their next vehicle. Also Read: Kia Carnival Diesel Variants Explained

If you are looking for a budget compact SUV in 2024, then the Nissan Magnite needs to feature on your shortlist. Tailored specifically to hit the Indian markets, this low-priced SUV has been on the top list for very long due to its very attractive design and modern features, coupled with its competitive price. Here are the top five reasons why the Nissan Magnite is worth buying this year. 1. Affordable Price Tag As is the case with all the features, even the prices vary a lot. It starts from as low as Rs. 6 lakh for the base variant of XE, while it shoots to Rs. 10.91 lakh for the top XV Premium, and the market price for the SUV is on the rise. Affordability makes it perfect for a first-time car buyer or a person upgrading from a smaller vehicle without breaking the bank. To these budget-conscious buyers, Magnite delivers and provides a great mix of features and performance with no compromise on the quality aspects. 2. Elegant, sporty profile Thus, the face of the Nissan Magnite makes it with bold, dynamic lines that make it strikingly beautiful when looked at on the roads. The car boasts a unique hexagonal chrome-accented grille that extends toward sleek LED headlamps and forms a front fascia. Aggressiveness is added with boomerang-shaped LED daytime running lights that will make the SUV more visible.  Muscular shoulders and flared wheel arches do make for a planted posture and the confidence-inspiring stance with the all-important credibility of having such robust muscular shoulders, yet the feature that receives an equal share of injustice within the stylized silhouette is the squared-off back that maximizes to house the boot. Such an amalgamation of fashionable design elements makes a modern car sure to attract the young and young-at-heart besides those who wish for their ride to be sporty. 3. Roomy and Modern Cabin Inside the Nissan Magnite lies a roomy and modern cabin. The cabin is designed keeping comfort and convenience in mind. An uncluttered dashboard with a large infotainment display screen is central to its appeal. The interior material varies from plastic to leatherette, making it almost very premium in quality.  Boasting more than enough legroom as well as such roomy cargo space, Magnite is simply perfect for families or people who require extra room for passengers and their belongings. You'll be trekking your way to the office every day or perhaps having that weekend getaway; the inside assures you of a wrinkle-free ride. 4. Feature-Packed Technology The Nissan Magnite is one of those cars that deserves as many modern features as it can have, and in the current smart world, this can never be an overdose. It is crammed with new-age features that contribute positively to driving. Features of this car include a push-button start, automatic climate control, and a 360-degree camera with parking sensors, which facilitate parking processes considerably.  There are more than 50 features from the NissanConnect system for those who love to be connected to their network, ensuring that they are never out of touch. Apart from these, some variants also bring wireless chargers, ambient mood lighting, and an air purifier, and so the Magnite is a complete SUV that caters to every need of life in this modern era. 5. Brilliant performance as well as fuel efficiency Taking a glance at what we have seen so far, there is one dimension in which the Nissan Magnite works out, and that is performance. The two petrol engine options are present, the first one being a 1.0-litre turbo petrol engine making 98.63bhp and 160Nm of torque, and the second one is a naturally aspirated 1.0-litre making 71.01bhp with 96Nm of torque. Both of the engines are now available with either a 5-speed manual gearbox or a CVT automatic gearbox to suit individual tastes and preferences.  It achieves really good fuel economy. The naturally aspirated engine delivers an impressive mileage of 20kmpl while the turbo variant does around 17.7kmpl. The choice of Magnite emerges as a smart one in terms of delivering performance and efficiency to cut down long-run fuel costs for customers. Conclusion In summary, this is a good investment for 2024 in all meaningful ways: priced lower than most, sleekly designed, loads of room inside, highly technical, and great performance, the things that an average buyer in this market would want. Whether you are a first-time car buyer or looking for an all-around family car, Magnite has something for everybody. Take it for a test drive and get a feel if you see how good the car is or not. Go ahead, take the Nissan Magnite for a test drive, and know if it would fit well in your lifestyle and budget. The perfect blend of style, comfort, and technology makes Magnite a choice among buyers during 2024. Happy hunting, people! Read Also: Is the Maruti Swift Worth Buying?

Nissan revealed the facelift version of the Magnite, which carries some minor design changes and a few more features inside. The Magnite facelift outweighs the old model in terms of safety and tech features. It is minimalistic indeed, but some revamping will certainly give it some much-needed appeal. Let us compare the 2024 Nissan Magnite facelift with the old one in terms of price, specifications, design, and features. Magnite New Vs Old - Price The 2024 Nissan Magnite is offered at competitive prices, and the introductory ex-showroom prices start from Rs. 5.99 lakh and go up to Rs. 11.50 lakh. Strangely, the previous model was slightly the same in terms of base pricing at Rs. 5.99 lakh, and the top-end model came at Rs. 11.50 lakh. On account of consistent pricing, Nissan would be able to retain the edge in the compact SUV market under its belt while competing against Renault Kiger, Tata Nexon, Maruti Brezza, and Hyundai Venue. Magnite New Vs Old - Exterior The older Nissan Magnite, which had a bold design with a hexagonal chrome-accented grille, sleek LED headlamps, and boomerang-shaped LED daytime running lights, quite resembled an aggressive, strong car. Its side profile provided a view of the muscular shoulders and flared wheel arches provided some rugged cladding. The back showcased high-positioned LED taillights, a chunky bumper, and a sporty floating roofline. Compared to this, the 2024 Magnite comes with some updated features. Those include an enlarged front grille that boasts more chrome highlights and a reworked bumper with fog lights that are closer to the centre, making it look sportier. While the side profile remains largely the same as the old one, the new 16-inch alloy wheel distinguishes it at the back. The new LED taillights placed connected with a chrome strip make the vehicle look more premium. Magnite New Vs Old - Interior This older Magnite has an advanced and spacious design of its interior with a clean dashboard look, maximum display screen space from the central screen, a full-size touch screen, push-button ignition, and automatic climate control. Premium plastic, coated with leatherette, covers the upholstery of seats, and a few model trims are equipped with other attractions like a wireless charger, ambient lighting, and a 360-degree camera. The interior of the 2024 Magnite features a two-toned orange and black theme, as opposed to the all-black scheme on the old model. The steering wheel and gear lever, as well as the dashboard, have now been further fitted out with leatherette material for a premium finish. Seat covers come in full black leatherette with orange stitching, but they also come with innovative features that include 4-colour ambient lighting, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, and a remote engine start. Most of the infotainment system and driver's displays remain the same as in the old model. Magnite New Vs Old - Safety Features On the former Magnite, front dual airbags were provided as standard equipment. Furthermore, ABS, EBD, ISOFIX child seat anchors, rear parking sensors, as well as a 360-degree camera on higher trims, safety features such as hill start assist, and a tyre pressure monitoring system were included. The airbag count varied with each trim in the previous model. The biggest upgrade is in the safety arena, as the car now comes with six airbags, which have become standard equipment on all variants, thus keeping the family and others around it safer. It keeps the same 360-degree camera and other safety features, such as ABS and EBD, but the addition of airbags helps make the new Magnite more family-friendly. Magnite New Vs Old - Specifications Both the new and old Nissan Magnite offer identical engine options. The naturally aspirated petrol engine churns out 71.01bhp and 96Nm of torque while pumping the 1.0-litre motor, whereas the 1.0-litre turbo-petrol motor makes an impressive 98.63bhp of power along with up to 160Nm of torque for the manual variants. Only the naturally aspirated is mated to either a 5-speed manual or a 5-speed AMT unit, whereas the turbocharged is available with either a 5-speed manual or a CVT. The 2024 Nissan Magnite does not command a price increase but rather design improvements, more enhanced interior features, and added safety. Its existing engine and driving dynamics continue to be the same, but the new features and improved safety make it an even better value-for-money option in the very competitive compact SUV space. It will therefore be equally good to upgrade an existing owner or buy as a first-time customer. Also Read: Tata Punch Vs Maruti Suzuki Swift - Detailed Comparison

At the launch event of Magnite facelift, Nissan India has confirmed to launch 3 new SUVs in the country. All these models will be launched under the brand's mid-term global business plan 'The Arc'. Nissan is aiming to grab 3% market share with the introduction of these models in the country by 2026-end. The company will have a portfolio of 5 SUVs including new Magnite and X-Trail.  The Japanese automaker will introduce 2 new mid-sized SUVs and an all-new mass-market electric SUV in our market by the end of 2026. Coming next year, the brand will present its new 5-seater mid-sized SUV to rival the likes of the Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos, Maruti Grand Vitara and others in the category.  Nissan will also introduce an all-new 3-row SUV to rival the likes of the Hyundai Alcazar, Tata Safari and Mahindra XUV700. Both 5-seater and 7-seater SUVs will be based on Renault-Nissan alliance's CMF-B modular platform, which will also underpin the India-bound third-gen Renault Duster and Bigster 3-row SUV.  What's interesting is that Nissan is also looking at alternative fuel options including hybrids and CNG for India. Most of the brands have also started offering CNG, hybrid and flex-fuel vehicles, which will allow them to meet the third phase of Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE-III) norms. Moreover, Nissan is also planning to bring its global models via Completely Built Units (CBU) route. Nissan will first launch a compact SUV, which will share the features and engine options with the third-generation Duster. The SUV is expected to be powered by a 1.5-litre naturally-aspirated petrol engine with a manual and CVT automatic gearbox options. It will also receive a 1.3-litre turbocharged petrol engine with CVT automatic gearbox. The SUV will also come with an AWD drivetrain. The 7-seater model will share the features and other panels with the Bigster based 7-seater SUV. Also See - Tata Harrier EV Interior Features - Spied