The Nissan Magnite specifications explain how one small SUV manages to court so many buyers. Engines range from a mild 71 bhp petrol to a punchy 99 bhp turbo. The spec sheet is where that split shows up in plain numbers.
The 1.0 litre naturally aspirated petrol makes 71 bhp and 96 Nm, enough for calm city work. The 1.0 litre turbo lifts that to 99 bhp, with 160 Nm on the manual and 152 Nm on the CVT. The CNG version keeps the 71 bhp tune while cutting fuel cost. That extra turbo torque makes highway overtakes noticeably easier.
Gearboxes span a 5 speed manual, a 5 speed AMT and an X-Tronic CVT. The AMT suits buyers who want a clutch-free drive without paying CVT money. Match a grade to its gearbox, then see how the engines compare on mileage.
On size, the Magnite runs 3994 mm long and 1572 mm tall, with a 2500 mm wheelbase. The 336 litre boot leads much of the class, and 205 mm of ground clearance helps over broken roads. Five adults fit, with rear knee room that is fair rather than vast. The 40 litre fuel tank gives a useful range between fill-ups.
Safety kit rises as you climb, with dual airbags across the range and more further up, plus a reverse camera and traction control on the higher trims. Read together, the sheet shows a small SUV stretched to fit many budgets. Next, line the Magnite variants up side by side.
