Nissan Gravite Launched in India at Rs 5.65 Lakh; Bookings Open, CNG Version Planned

Nissan has officially launched the Gravite, a new sub-4 metre MPV for the Indian market, with introductory prices starting at Rs. 5.65 lakh (ex-showroom). Positioned as an affordable people-mover, the Gravite shares its foundation with the Renault Triber but features refreshed styling, a more upmarket interior, and practical equipment. Bookings are currently underway, and deliveries are expected to start from March 2026. The MPV is offered with a 1.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine paired with manual and AMT options, and Nissan has also confirmed that a dual CNG cylinder version is in the works.

Key Takeaways: Nissan Gravite MPV

• Introductory price starts at Rs. 5.65 lakh (ex-showroom)
• Available in Visia, Acenta, N-Connecta, and Tekna trims
• Manual and AMT transmission options offered
• Powered by a 1.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine
• Bookings open; deliveries expected from March 2026
• Dual CNG cylinder version confirmed for future launch
• Competes with Renault Triber and higher-segment MPVs

Variant-Wise Pricing and Introductory Offer

Shortly after its launch, Nissan revealed the detailed variant-wise pricing of the Gravite. All prices are introductory and applicable for the first 5,000 bookings.

The Gravite is available in four broad trims — Visia, Acenta, N-Connecta, and Tekna — with additional launch edition variants for the top trim.

Platform and Market Positioning

The Gravite is based on the Renault Triber and shares its underlying structure. Despite this, Nissan has attempted to give the MPV a distinct identity through design updates and interior changes. With this model, Nissan is looking to strengthen its appeal in India by expanding its product portfolio with newer offerings.

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While the feature list and engine setup remain familiar, the Gravite positions itself as an affordable alternative in the MPV space. It also serves as a cost-effective option compared with larger and more expensive models.

Exterior Design: Familiar Shape, Fresh Identity

On the outside, the Gravite retains the same overall silhouette as the Triber due to the shared platform. However, Nissan has introduced several styling elements to differentiate the vehicle.

At the front, the MPV features:

• A bold honeycomb-pattern grille
• ‘GRAVITE’ lettering on the bonnet
• Slim LED DRLs connected by a chrome strip

From the side, similarities with the Triber remain prominent. The Gravite keeps the same door panels, window area, roof rails, and overall proportions, including a tall roofline that enhances practicality and cabin space. It rides on 15-inch stylised steel wheels.

At the rear, the design is largely similar to its sibling, with wraparound LED tail lamps connected by a chrome strip. The number plate housing is positioned on the tailgate, and the bumper features C-shaped silver accents matching the front styling.

Colour Options

The Gravite is offered in five exterior shades:

• Onyx Black
• Storm White
• Metallic Grey
• Blade Silver
• Forest Green

Interior Layout and Cabin Features

Inside, the Gravite adopts a clean dashboard layout finished in a dual-tone black-and-beige theme. The design closely resembles the older Renault Triber dashboard, focusing on practicality and ease of use rather than visual drama.

Key interior highlights include:

• Central touchscreen infotainment system
• Manual climate control operated via three rotary knobs
• Three-spoke steering wheel with integrated controls
• Semi-digital instrument cluster
• Beige-and-black door pads and seat upholstery

The seats feature a leatherette finish and appear flat and upright, suggesting a focus on comfort. The contrasting colour scheme helps the cabin feel airy and spacious.

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Features and Safety Equipment

The Gravite comes equipped with several convenience and technology features, including:

• 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system
• Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
• 7-inch digital driver’s display
• Manual AC with rear vents
• Keyless entry with push-button start
• Cruise control
• Wireless phone charger

Safety features include:

• Six airbags as standard
• ABS with EBD
• Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
• Rear parking sensors with camera
• Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)

Powertrain and Performance

Nissan offers the Gravite with a single engine option — a 1.0-litre, three-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol unit.

Specifications

• Power: 72 PS
• Torque: 96 Nm
• Transmission: 5-speed manual or 5-speed AMT
• Claimed fuel efficiency:
  • 19.3 kmpl (MT)
  • 19.6 kmpl (AMT)

Earlier details also indicate output figures of around 71 bhp and 96 Nm. While a turbo petrol variant has been ruled out, Nissan showcased a dual CNG cylinder version as a concept and confirmed that its launch is expected in the near future.

Rivals and Segment Competition

The Gravite primarily competes with the Renault Triber, with which it shares its base. It also serves as a more affordable alternative to higher-segment MPVs such as:

• Maruti Ertiga
• Maruti XL6
• Kia Carens
• Kia Carens Clavis

Booking Status and Delivery Timeline

Bookings for the Gravite are currently underway across India. Deliveries are expected to begin from March 2026. Detailed variant-wise feature distribution has not yet been revealed, but a comprehensive breakdown is expected later.

A New Affordable Option in the MPV Segment

With the Gravite, Nissan has officially stepped into the MPV segment with refreshed styling and a slightly different identity. While the vehicle retains familiar mechanicals and features, it broadens choices for buyers seeking a practical seven-seater at a competitive price point. According to CarDekho says, the model offers buyers another sensible alternative to consider in this segment, reinforcing Nissan’s strategy of expanding its presence in India’s mass-market space.

Beyond Technology: The Illusion of Road Safety

The launch of vehicles like the Nissan Gravite promises safety through advanced engineering. We often seek divine protection for our journeys, yet tragedies persist. This raises deeper questions: Why does science fail to prevent every disaster? Is safety merely a matter of mechanical precision and responsible handling, or are we overlooking a hidden spiritual root?

The Spiritual Shield: Breaking the Karmic Cycle

Jagatguru Tatvdarshi Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj clarifies that accidents are not random; they stem from unseen karmic accounts. Science explains the ‘how’ of a collision, but it cannot reveal ‘why’ it occurs to a specific person. True protection lies in the authentic worship of God Kabir, which dissolves these karmic bonds. As Sant Garibdas Ji states:

“Drishti pade so dhokha re. Khand pind brahmand chalenge thir nahi rahsi loka re. thir nahi rahsi loka re.”

Only a Tatvdarshi Sant provides the ultimate shield against life’s uncertainties, Who is currently Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj.

Are you ready to discover the secret to true, eternal security that lies far beyond any material limits?

Website: www.jagatgururampalji.org 

YouTube: Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj

Facebook: Spiritual Leader Saint Rampal Ji

‘X’ handle: @SaintRampalJiM

FAQs on Nissan Gravite MPV

1. What is the starting price of the Nissan Gravite?
Introductory price starts at Rs. 5.65 lakh (ex-showroom).

2. When will Nissan Gravite deliveries start?
Deliveries are expected to begin from March 2026.

3. What engine does the Gravite use?
It uses a 1.0-litre, three-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol engine.

4. Is a CNG version of the Gravite coming?
Yes, Nissan has confirmed that a dual CNG cylinder version is in development.5. Which cars compete with the Nissan Gravite?
It rivals the Renault Triber and serves as an affordable alternative to Ertiga, XL6, and Kia Carens models.