Nissan held talks with China's Chery on building cars at British plant, reports FT

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Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, Nissan lead India's PV exports with 80% share
 

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Nissan posts 98% M-o-M jump in March sales at 4,408 units

Nissan Motor sees 98% surge in domestic sales in March

March 2026 car sales: Tata stays ahead of Mahindra; Nissan sees highest growth

Nissan India President on brand’s new strategy, upcoming products and more

Nissan, Spinny collaborate for 55-minute vehicle exchange program

Nissan Motor India rolls out 55-minute vehicle exchange programme with Spinny

3 reasons to buy the Nissan Gravite, 1 reason not to

Nissan Gravite review: Most affordable 7 seater

Nissan Gravite review: Most affordable 7-seater

Nissan Motor India partners KPKB to roll out Magnite offers for police, paramilitary staff

2026 Nissan X-Trail launched in the UK, will it come to India?

Nissan Leaf wins Women’s Worldwide Car of the Year 2026 award

Nissan Gravite review: Made for Bharat, not for Tokyo
When you think of Nissan, you think of the GT-R (Godzilla of the automotive world), the Patrol (true rival to the Toyota Land Cruiser), the Leaf (world’s first mass-produced electric car), the Sunny (the Caaaaar), and the Qashqai (sparked the global crossover craze).

Deliveries of Nissan Gravite begin across India

Nissan Tekton spied testing: All about Duster, Creta rival

Nissan Motor India sales up 23% in February

Nissan Gravite: A value-driven seven-seater

Nissan launches Gravite at Rs 5.65 lakh, unveils ‘Bold India Resurgence’

Introduced in the 7-seater MPV segment, the Gravite has been developed under the “Made in India, Made for India” vision.

Nissan Motor India rolls out finance scheme for Nissan Magnite

Opinion: What Nissan could have done better with the Gravite

US transport authority says Nissan is recalling 6,43,000 SUVs in US
Nissan is recalling 642,698 Rogue SUVs in the U.S. as part of two separate recalls, over issues that could cause loss of drive power, the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Thursday.

Can the Gravite spark Nissan’s Indian resurgence?
For the past five years, the narrative around Nissan in India has been one of quiet anticipation – ‘more quiet, and less anticipation’. While other carmakers were launching new nameplates every few months, Nissan seemed to be content with the moderate success of the Magnite sub-4 metre SUV, launched in late-2020.

Top 5 reasons why Nissan Gravite can give the OEM a stronger footprint in India
Source Credit: Vikram Choudhary, The Financial Express (Delhi Print Edition)

Nissan to recall about 643,000 SUVs in US over engine, gear issues, says NHTSA

Nissan Gravite vs Maruti Suzuki Ertiga: Which MPV offers better value for money?
Nissan India has launched its latest offering, Nissan Gravite, in India, which comes as a sub-four-metre MPV, positioned under the ₹10 lakh slab. Available at a price range of ₹5.65 lakh and ₹8.93 (introductory and ex-showroom), the Nissan Gravite targets the consumers who seek a three-row, seven-seater, family car offering ample space and practicality without burning a hole in the pocket.

We want to be agile with our Re:Nissan strategy: Nissan India President

The Rs 5.65 lakh disruptor: Here's everything about the all-new Nissan Gravite
Source Credit: The Tribune

New Delhi: The Indian automotive market has long been defined by a unique 'Indian math', a demand for hatchback-sized dimensions paired with the utility of a multi-purpose vehicle. At the launch of the Nissan Gravite, it became evident that Nissan has attempted to solve this equation with a product that prioritizes 'Desi' practicality over traditional segment norms.

Which trim of the 2026 Nissan Gravite should you buy?
Nissan launched the 2026 Gravite on February 17, a couple of months after its official teaser campaign first commenced. Constructed around the same CMF-A+ platform underpinning the Renault Triber, the Nissan Gravite tries to distinguish itself by offering prospective buyers a few brand-specific exterior and interior styling details. This includes a revised fascia, new bumpers, wheels and lights; changes to the interior mainly consist of a different dashboard layout. The trims on offer are Visia, Acenta, N-Connecta and Tekna; we help you pick the right one.

Nissan Gravite vs Renault Triber vs Maruti Suzuki Ertiga: Price, engine, variants, leg room and other specs compared

Nissan revs up brand revival with bets on new models, sales infra boost
2026 will be year of brand resurgence for Nissan in India, says MD

Nissan Gravite launched at Rs 5.65 lakh: Check variant-wise prices

Nissan Gravite 7-seat MPV priced at ₹5.65 lakh — How it compares to Maruti Suzuki Ertiga, Renault Triber, Hyundai Exter
Japanese auto major Nissan Motors has launched Gravite its seven-seater multi-purpose vehicle starting at ₹5.65 lakh in India.

Nissan to tailor India EV plans after studying speed of adoption, consumer wants

Nissan Gravite vs Renault Triber spec comparison: what’s different?
Japanese automaker Nissan recently launched its B-segment three-row seven-seater MPV, the Gravite, in India. It marks the first affordable, budget-friendly car from Nissan after the launch of the Magnite. Not only that, but the Gravite is the third car in Nissan’s portfolio, including the Magnite and X-Trail. The Nissan Gravite, however, competes directly with its French counterpart, the Renault Triber, from which it takes its body design, owing to the partnership between Nissan and Renault.

Nissan targets 100k exports in FY27 as part of renewed India growth plan
 

Nissan launches Gravite at Rs 5.65 lakh

Nissan Gravite budget MPV launched in India at Rs 5.65 lakh. Check features, specs and offers
Nissan Motor India has launched the Gravite at an introductory price of ₹5.65 lakh (ex-showroom), marking the brand’s first new model launch since the Nissan Magnite debuted five years ago.

All you need to know about Nissan Gravite ahead of launch tomorrow

Nissan Gravite launch: Check expected price, engine, features, seating and more

Top 5 expected highlights of the Nissan Gravite ahead of February 17 debut

Nissan Gravite teased, launch soon: All you need to know

Nissan Tekton spied with new exterior and interior details
Nissan’s upcoming midsize SUV, the Tekton, has been spied testing again in India, giving us the first-ever glimpse of its interior. The model will mark Nissan’s return to the midsize SUV space. While the latest test mule is heavily camouflaged, proportions suggest a conventional upright SUV stance with a long wheelbase and short overhangs. The vehicle seen here appears to be riding on large 18-inch alloy wheels with 225-section tyres. 

Nissan Gravite: 5 things to know ahead of February 17 launch

Top 5 reasons that define Nissan Gravite MPV is a big deal for the OEM
Nissan is gearing up to launch its next major product in the Indian passenger vehicle market. The Nissan Gravite, based on the Renault Triber, will come as an affordable MPV in the Indian market. Slated to launch on February 17, the Nissan Gravite will be a key part under the brand's revamped product strategy. Nissan is signalling a major strategic push for comeback in the Indian passenger vehicle market. For this, the automaker is betting big on key segments that are value driven and high volume, as well as offer high profit margin.

Top 5 reasons why Nissan Tekton is big deal for the carmaker
Nissan Tekton is one of the major SUVs coming to the Indian market with expected launch in mid-2026. The Nissan Tekton is going to be crucial, high-stakes SUV for the Japanese auto OEM, not only in India but in several other markets globally. The Nissan Tekton is going to be essentially the Nissan version of the third-generation Renault Duster, which has been introduced to the Indian passenger vehicle market just a few days back, ahead of its March price announcement.