Visia Plus Price and Specs, Nissan Magnite

The Visia Plus sits one step above the base Visia and adds the main thing that trim lacks, a touchscreen. It keeps the 1.0 litre naturally aspirated petrol making 71 bhp, with a manual gearbox, front wheel drive and five seats. On price it stays near the bottom of the Magnite range, so it reads as a value pick.

The headline addition is a 22.86 cm, or 9 inch, touchscreen, which the plain Visia does without. You still get the six airbags shared across the range, with dual front, side and curtain bags. What it misses are alloy wheels and cruise control, so this remains a simply equipped car. Claimed economy holds at 19.9 kmpl for the petrol manual.

Go for the Visia Plus if you want a screen without paying for higher trims. It suits first car buyers who value the display and connectivity over alloys or cruise. If you want alloy wheels and the floating touchscreen, the N-Connecta higher up is the trim to compare.