Nissan Gravite to Debut on February 17, 2026: Compact 7-Seater MPV Set for India Reveal

Key Highlights:

• ​Nissan Gravite compact 7-seater MPV debuts in India on February 17, 2026. 
• Based on Renault Triber platform with Nissan styling, modular seating & 1.0L petrol engine.
  
• Deliveries start from March 2026; targets affordable family segment (₹6–9 lakh range).
  

Nissan India has officially confirmed that its highly anticipated Gravite compact MPV will make its global and Indian debut on February 17, 2026. The unveiling, originally teased for January 2026 (with an earlier planned date of January 21 pushed back), marks a key milestone in Nissan's revival strategy for the Indian market. Deliveries are expected to commence from March 2026, with full pricing and variant details likely to follow the reveal.
The Nissan Gravite is a badge-engineered sibling to the popularRenault Triber, built on the same proven CMF-A+ platform. This shared architecture promises familiar practicality, modularity, and affordability while allowing Nissan to infuse its own design flair and brand identity. As Nissan's first dedicated MPV for India, the Gravite targets budget-conscious families seeking a versatile 7-seater in the entry-level segment.

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Design & Positioning

Teasers released in late 2025 show the Gravite with a bold, confident stance featuring Nissan's signature V-motion grille, sleek LED headlights, and a strong shoulder line running the length of the body. It emphasizes a modern, purposeful look with updated front and rear fascia compared to the Triber. The name "Gravite" symbolizes stability, balance, and togetherness rooted in the aspirations of India's 1.4 billion people and designed specifically for Indian households.

Inside, expect a refreshed dashboard layout with feel-good features, including:

•  7-inch digital instrument cluster
  
•  8-inch touchscreen infotainment
  
• Modular seating for flexible cabin space 
• Emphasis on comfort and practicality for family use
  

Powertrain & Efficiency

Powering the Gravite will be the familiar 1.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine (shared with the Triber), producing around 72 PS and 96 Nm of torque. Transmission options are likely to include a 5-speed manual and AMT (automated manual) for ease in city traffic. Rumors suggest a CNG variant could be offered to appeal to cost-conscious buyers in fuel-price-sensitive markets.

Fuel efficiency is expected to hover in the 18–20 kmpl range (ARAI), making it competitive in the segment for daily commutes and long family trips.

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Expected Pricing & Rivals

Industry estimates place the Gravite in the ₹6 lakh to ₹9 lakh ex-showroom range (depending on variants and features), positioning it slightly above the Renault Triber to reflect Nissan's premium positioning in design and build quality.

Key rivals include:

• Renault Triber
  
• Maruti Suzuki Ertiga (entry variants)
  
• Upcoming budget MPVs from other brands

Conclusion

The Gravite launch is part of Nissan's broader plan to introduce three new models by 2027, including the Tekton SUV (whose debut has been postponed). This MPV helps fill a gap in Nissan's lineup and strengthens its presence in the high-volume entry-level space, where affordability and space are king.
Stay tuned for the February 17 reveal, expect full images, interior details, and possibly a virtual showcase. The Gravite could be the practical, family-focused boost Nissan needs to regain momentum in India!