Nissan Cars in India
Nissan sells four cars in India, the Magnite, Gravite, Tekton and X-Trail, with six airbags on every one. See prices, variants and colours.
Nissan Magnite
₹5.69 Lakh onwards
Nissan sells four cars in India: the Magnite, Gravite, Tekton and X-Trail. Having gone through Nissan's current brochures and price list, we found a range where six airbags are standard on everything, and three of the four models cost between 5.69 lakh and 18.59 lakh ex-showroom.
The Nissan Magnite is the best known of them, a compact SUV with a 72 PS petrol or a 100 PS turbo and a choice of manual, AMT or CVT. Nissan dealers can also fit it with a government approved CNG kit for ₹74,999.
The Gravite seven seater stays under four metres, with removable third row seats and rear AC vents from the Acenta. The Tekton midsize SUV has 100 PS and 163 PS turbo petrols, a five star Bharat NCAP rating and ADAS on its top two trims.
The X-Trail is a seven seat SUV imported from Japan with a VC-Turbo mild hybrid petrol. It no longer appears on Nissan's price list, so check its price and stock with a dealer, or compare the Tekton's twelve versions if you need a five seater.
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Nissan SUVs
Nissan's SUVs start with the Magnite, a compact SUV from ₹5.69 lakh with a 1.0 petrol or turbo and a manual, AMT or CVT. The Tekton is the midsize step up, from ₹10.49 lakh, with a 163 PS turbo option and ADAS on the Tekna trims. The imported X-Trail seven seater is no longer on Nissan's price list.
Nissan MPVs
The Gravite is Nissan's only MPV, a seven seater under four metres from ₹5.73 lakh. Its two third row seats can be removed, rear AC vents start on the Acenta, and an EZ-Shift AMT is offered on the N-Connecta and Tekna.
Nissan Market Share in India
- Maruti Suzuki41.8%
- Tata14.3%
- Mahindra12.7%
- Hyundai11.9%
- Toyota6.3%
- Kia5.9%
- Škoda + Volkswagen1.9%
- MG1.5%
- Honda1.3%
- Renault0.8%
- Nissan0.7%
- Other brands0.9%
Nissan is a niche brand in India by volume, with about 0.7 percent of the passenger vehicle market in August 2026, though that was nearly double its year-earlier figure. Its range is tight, led by the Magnite compact SUV and the seven-seat Gravite. For a buyer, Nissan can offer sharp pricing and fresh design, but the small network and limited model choice are worth weighing against the bigger brands.
Source: VAHAN, the government vehicle registration database. Share of India's passenger vehicle market by new-car registrations, August 2026 (3,96,269 units). Figures change over time and are refreshed as new data is published.
Nissan cars: frequently asked questions
How many cars does Nissan sell in India?
Four: the Magnite compact SUV from 5.69 lakh, the Gravite seven seater from 5.73 lakh, the Tekton midsize SUV from 10.49 lakh and the imported X-Trail. The X-Trail is no longer on Nissan's price list, so check its price and stock with a dealer. All prices are ex-showroom.
Does Nissan sell a diesel or CNG car in India?
Nissan sells no diesel car in India. Every model runs on petrol, and the X-Trail adds a 12V mild hybrid. Nissan dealers can fit a government approved CNG kit to the Magnite for ₹74,999 and to the Gravite for ₹85,999. Both kits come from third parties, with their own warranty.
Which Nissan cars seat seven?
The Gravite and the X-Trail. The Gravite is a seven seater under four metres from 5.73 lakh, with two removable third row seats and rear AC vents from the Acenta trim. The X-Trail is a larger imported SUV with a VC-Turbo mild hybrid petrol.
Which is the cheapest Nissan automatic?
The Magnite Visia AMT at 6.30 lakh ex-showroom. The Gravite's cheapest automatic is the N-Connecta EZ-Shift at 7.95 lakh, and the Tekton's is the Acenta T280 DCT at 14.99 lakh.
Which Nissan has ADAS?
Only the Tekton, on its top two trims. The Tekna gets 15 ADAS functions, including autonomous emergency braking and lane keep assist, and the Tekna+ gets 17 with a 3D around view monitor. Adaptive cruise control comes only with the DCT.
How safe are Nissan cars?
Every Nissan sold in India has six airbags as standard, and the X-Trail has seven. The Tekton carries a five star Bharat NCAP rating for adults and children. Nissan quotes a 2025 Global NCAP result for the Magnite of five stars for adults and three for children.