Nissan has confirmed the debut of its new seven-seater MPV, Gravite, in India this January. Built on the CMF-A+ platform shared with Renault Triber, Gravite will feature refreshed styling, modular seating, and competitive pricing between Rs 6–9 lakh, targeting Indian families and strengthening Nissan’s mass-market presence.
Nissan Motor India is set to make a strong comeback in the Indian automotive market with the launch of its new multi-purpose vehicle (MPV), Gravite, in January 2026. The Gravite marks the beginning of Nissan’s refreshed product strategy for India, aimed at tapping into the growing demand for affordable family vehicles.
Key highlights from the announcement include
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The Gravite is a seven-seater MPV developed with Indian family requirements in mind.
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It is based on the CMF-A+ platform, also used by the Renault Triber, but carries Nissan’s distinct design language.
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The exterior features a redesigned front fascia with Nissan’s signature grille, chrome accents, revised headlamps, and roof rails.
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The MPV will be powered by a 1.0-litre petrol engine, offering efficiency and practicality for urban and semi-urban markets.
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Cabin flexibility and modular seating will be key selling points, catering to both commuting and family travel needs.
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The Gravite is expected to be priced competitively between Rs 6–9 lakh (ex-showroom), making it one of the most affordable seven-seater options in India.
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The vehicle will reach dealerships by March 2026, followed by Nissan’s Tekton model in mid-2026 and a seven-seater SUV in 2027.
Industry experts view the Gravite as a crucial product for Nissan’s revival in India, where the MPV segment has seen steady growth driven by demand for spacious, budget-friendly family cars. The Gravite’s launch is expected to challenge rivals in the compact MPV category while reinforcing Nissan’s commitment to the Indian market.
With its focus on affordability, practicality, and family-centric design, the Gravite could become a strong contender in India’s competitive MPV space, offering consumers more choice in the sub-Rs 10 lakh segment.
Sources: Times of India, Moneycontrol, NewsBytes, BusinessWorld, Mint