Visia Price and Specs, Nissan Magnite

The Visia is the entry Nissan Magnite, and it sits at the bottom of the range on price. It runs the 1.0 litre naturally aspirated petrol with 71 bhp, drives the front wheels through a manual gearbox and seats five. This is the cheapest way into the Magnite, so it targets buyers who want a compact SUV shape on a tight budget.

Equipment is basic here. You get six airbags with dual front, side and curtain coverage, but there is no touchscreen at all on this trim. It also skips alloy wheels and cruise control, both of which arrive higher up the range. The 1.0 petrol returns a claimed 19.9 kmpl, which keeps running costs low for city use.

Pick the Visia if your priority is the lowest price and you can live without a screen or extra kit. If you want the 9 inch touchscreen, look at the Visia Plus just above it. Buyers who plan to add a stereo later may still find the bare base car worth the saving.