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The Nissan Gravite has outpaced the Renault Triber on India’s March 2026 sales chart, achieving around 2,603 units since its debut. Here’s how Nissan’s all-new 7-seater is reshaping the compact MPV market.

Nissan is going all‑in on AI, confirming an AI‑defined vehicle roadmap that will embed intelligent driver‑assist and autonomous capabilities across most future models.

Nissan is exploring new partnerships in India beyond its Renault alliance, aiming to expand its product portfolio and production. CEO Ivan Espinosa highlights openness to collaborations, including with Honda, to address market gaps.

Nissan India achieved its highest monthly sales in five years during March 2026, backed by the addition of 54 new touchpoints across the country.

Nissan will launch the next-generation GT-R R36 before 2030, featuring a new platform and hybrid powertrain. The model will replace the R35, discontinued in 2025, and is designed to meet stricter global emissions standards.

Nissan Motor India achieved its highest domestic monthly wholesale in five years in March 2026, selling 4,408 units. The launch of the Gravite SUV drove this growth, shifting the company’s sales balance towards the domestic market.

Nissan Gravite is a 7-seater MPV priced from Rs 5.65 lakh to Rs 8.93 lakh, offering flexible seating, practical features, and a 1.0L petrol engine. It competes with the Renault Triber and Maruti Suzuki Eeco in India.

Nissan India has teamed up with Spinny to roll out a 55-minute car exchange program designed to simplify and speed up the vehicle replacement process.

Nissan has launched the Gravite MPV in India, starting at Rs 5.65 lakh ex-showroom. The Gravite offers flexible seating, essential features, and a 1-litre petrol engine, making it the most affordable 7-seater in its segment.

We tested the Nissan Gravite's real-world fuel efficiency to see how it performs beyond lab figures. Find out if Nissan’s newest model delivers the mileage it promises on the road.

Nissan has introduced the Gravite MPV in India, featuring unique styling and a 1-litre petrol engine. Priced from Rs 5.65 lakh to Rs 8.49 lakh, the Gravite offers a range of accessories and competes with the Renault Triber and other MPVs.

Nissan has launched the Gravite, a 7-seater MPV based on the Renault Triber, in four variants. The top Tekna trim offers exclusive features and enhanced safety, with prices starting at Rs 7.91 lakh (ex-showroom), maintaining strong value in its segment.

Nissan Gravite N-Connecta offers great value at Rs 7.29 lakh ex-showroom with auto AC, an 8-inch touchscreen, and 6 airbags. While the Tekna at Rs 8.16 lakh adds cruise control, a 360° camera, and a cooled glovebox.

India's Feb 2026 car sales hit 4.25L units (+26% YoY); Maruti holds the forte while Tata and Mahindra chase hard. Toyota bucks MoM dip; check top 14 OEMs' performances from the list mentioned.

Nissan has introduced the Gravite, a new affordable three-row MPV based on the Renault Triber. Compared to the larger Kia Carens, the Gravite offers more convenience features, while the Carens stands out with its size and stronger engine options.