Nissan Magnite AMT introductory price extended on bookings made till November 30

Nissan Motor India released the Magnite AMT (EZ-Shift) at an initial rate of Rs 6,49,900 (ex-showroom) on October 10. Set to end on November 10, this unique prices has actually been extended on reservations made till November 30, to attract more consumers. Those thinking about acquiring the lorry can make a scheduling with a token quantity of Rs 11,000.

Nissan declares that the Magnite AMT stands as the most affordable AMT design throughout numerous sectors, consisting of SUVs, sedans, and hatchbacks. The Magnite AMT lineup consists of numerous variations– XE, XL, XV, and XV Premium, together with the Kuro scandal sheet, which was just recently introduced.

The Magnite has 2 engine choices. The very first is a B4D 1.0-litre naturally aspirated gas engine producing 72PS and 96Nm, while the 2nd is an HRAO 1.0-litre turbo gas engine providing 100PS and 160Nm/152Nm. The naturally aspirated gas version includes a 5-speed AMT, in addition to the existing 5-speed MT. Meanwhile, the turbo fuel variation is offered with both a 5-speed MT and a CVT.

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Following are the ex-showroom rates for the various versions of the Nissan Magnite AMT.

• Magnite AMT XE – Rs 6,49,900
• Magnite AMT XL – Rs 7,44,000
• Magnite AMT XV – Rs 8,21,000
• Magnite AMT Kuro – Rs 8,67,000
• Magnite AMT XV Premium – Rs 8,89,500

Fuel performance is a crucial factor to consider for purchasers, and the Magnite does not dissatisfy. The ARAI-certified fuel performance for the Magnite NA gas MT is 19.35 kmpl, and for the Magnite NA gas AMT, it is a little greater at 19.70 kmpl.

The Nissan Magnite AMT is not practically price, however comes loaded with functions such as car vibrant control (VDC), hill start help (HSA), double driving mode and creep function.

Presently, the Magnite is the sole offering from Nissan in the Indian market, however its existence is worldwide, with exports to 15 worldwide markets, consisting of nations in the Middle East like Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, along with other countries such as Seychelles, Bangladesh, Uganda, and Brunei.