Nissan Gravite MPV live launch and latest updates: Price, specs, features, colours, and variants

The Nissan Gravite gets more than 45 active and passive safety features and more than 30 as standard across all variants. These include six airbags, ABS with EBD, electronic stability control and a tyre pressure monitoring system. The MPV further brings hill driving aids, rear parking sensors, a rearview camera and ISOFIX child-seat mounts.

The Gravite is based on the Renault Triber’s CMF-A architecture. However, Nissan has introduced distinct design changes to visually differentiate the MPV from its French sibling.

The MPV adopts a dual-tone black-and-beige layout, with beige inserts on the doors and headliner to enhance the sense of space. Inside, the Gravite will feature a centrally mounted touchscreen infotainment system and a digital instrument cluster, both carried over from the Renault Triber. The setup is complemented by a three-spoke multifunction steering wheel and chrome accents around the AC vents.

The Gravite Limited Launch Edition will feature sporty red accents across its exterior, rectangular projector headlamps, as well as tyre-mark decals on either sides. This special edition will further bring a dual dash cam, an cabin air purifier, added lumbar support for the driver, and a JBL speaker setup.

The Nissan Gravite has been launched in India at an introductory ex-showroom price tag of ₹5.65 lakh, making it the most affordable MPV in India.

This pricing is limited to the first 5,000 bookings, which further benefit from 5 years of zero-cost service and the Nissan Loyalty Program. The latter includes a 5.55% ROI from Nissan Finance and exclusive upgrade benefits.

The Nissan Gravite will be sold in 8 variants, divided between MT and AMT versions. These variants include Visia, Acenta, N-Connecta, Tekna, and a Limited Launch Edition. Nissan has confirmed that dual-cylinder CNG variants will be available at a later time.

Nissan has confirmed that the Gravite will be powered by a 1.0-litre naturally aspirated three-cylinder petrol engine producing 72 bhp and 96 Nm of torque. It will be offered with a 5-speed manual transmission as well as an AMT option. This is the same engine that does duties in the Renault Triber

From the side, the Nissan Gravite brings a muscular design that wraps around the body. The upcoming MPV further features roof rails, side mirror-mounted indicators, and modern alloys. Among its options will be this metallic green shade featuring sporty decals on either side and 'Gravite' lettering at the bottom of the rear door panels.

Nissan has also showcased a Gravite CNG concept, adding fuel to our expectations that the MPV will indeed be sold with the option. It remains to be seen whether this turns out to be a dealer-fitted CNG kit or a factory-fitted variant.

At the rear, the Gravite features a fresh set of taillamps within sculpted housings, also connected by a slim chrome strip. There is Gravite lettering at the bottom of the tailgate. The bumpers carry the same C-shaped accents, and the MPV features thick cladding all around.

The new Nissan Gravite breaks cover for the first time. The upcoming sub-4m MPV brings a hexagonal front grille with a honeycomb mesh pattern, flanked by angular LED headlamps visually joined by a chrome strip. The front fascia further features a slim lower grille flanked by fog lamps housed within C-shaped bumper inserts. The MPV further features a skid plate at both ends and fresh alloy designs all around.

For 2026, Nissan is bringing new products, which will increase the company's price coverage from the ₹6-12 lakh bracket to the ₹6-20+ lakh bracket. With its updated lineup, Nissan will be able to target four distinct segments. This necessitates network expansions, which include a dealership footprint that will grow from 160 to 250+ locations. The service workshop network will also increase to over 175 from the current 125 locations.

While the Magnite will remain as the entry point to Nissan's Iindia portflio, the company will launch three new models to to expand the lineup. These include the Gravite MPV, the upcoming Tekton SUV, and the a C-segment 7-seater SUV.

India plays a crucial in Nissan's global business and is positioned as the second-largest export hub in the AMIEO region. The company currently exports to over 65 countries from our shores, putting it among the top 5 automotive exporters.

At the Nissan Gravite launch, Managing Director Saurabh Vatsa says that, since the company's India debut, it has crossed 2.4 lakh Magnite customers. Nissan is now aiming for a brand resurgence in 2026 with new models, expanding export business, and network investments. The Gravite launch will spearhead the renewed strategy, followed by the upcoming Tekton SUV and then the larger C-segment SUV. All in all, Nissan is aiming to cross 1 lakh sales in FY26.

Nissan says “Khamma Ghani” welcoming stakeholders in Udaipur using various languages. The manufacturer claims that the new Gravite is ‘The Great Indian’.

Expect a drone light show at the Nissan Gravite launch event.

The Gravite will compete in the compact MPV space against established rivals such as the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga, Toyota Rumion and Renault Triber. Nissan is aiming to position it as a value-focused alternative in the three-row category.

HT Auto is at the 2026 Nissan Gravite launch, and we will be bringing to you all the latest updates. The sub-4m MPV will be the first model under the brand’s renewed strategy for the Indian market and is positioned in the affordable three-row MPV segment.

The latest teasers from Nissan have revealed new information about the cabin, which will bring a dual-tone black-and-beige theme with beige inserts on the doors and headliner. The Gravite will further offer a folding third row of seats, likely to be removable for van-like storage.

In terms of creature comforts and amenities, the Nissan Gravite is expected to include featuring push-button Start/Stop, wireless charging, a cooled glovebox, and cruise control. The driver will be treated to a multi-function steering wheel with media controls.

The Gravite MPV will be equipped with a large touchscreen infotainment supporting wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The driver will get a digital cockpit as well. These units are expected to be carried over from the updated Renault Triber

At the rear, the Gravite features sleek LED tail lamps connected by a styled element across the tailgate. A sculpted rear bumper and integrated skid plate further add to the identity.

From the side, the Gravite showcases squared wheel arches, roof rails and newly designed alloy wheels. The proportions suggest a focus on practicality while retaining a distinctly SUV-like character.

Up front, the Gravite features LED headlamps with integrated DRLs and a signature grille design that reflects Nissan’s global SUV styling direction. The lower bumper integrates silver accents and protective cladding.

The Gravite adopts Nissan’s latest design language, featuring a bold front fascia, a wide grille with chrome detailing, sharp LED lighting elements and a sculpted bumper design. The SUV carries an upright stance aimed at delivering strong road presence.