All 6 Nissan Gravite variants
Sorted by price. Open any variant for its full spec sheet and what the next trim up adds.
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Nissan Gravite base model and top model
- Which Nissan Gravite is the base model, and what does it cost?
- The Visia, from ₹5.73L ex-showroom Delhi, is where the Gravite range starts. Kit you get even here: 6 airbags and ESC. What you give up against the top Tekna: no touchscreen, no wireless CarPlay / Android Auto and no rear parking camera, and 17 more.See the Visia Petrol MT in full →
- Which Nissan Gravite is the top model, and what does it cost?
- The Tekna tops the range at ₹8.08L to ₹8.64L ex-showroom Delhi. Over the base Visia it adds 8" touchscreen, wireless CarPlay / Android Auto and rear parking camera, and 17 more.See the Tekna Petrol AT in full →
Showing 6 of 6 variants
The seven-seat floor: 6 airbags, ESC, TPMS and the full modular seat set with a removable third row, all standard. Know what you give up: no audio system at all, manual rear windows, manual mirrors and manual AC.
The family step: an 8in touchscreen with wireless CarPlay, two speakers, remote locking and, crucially for a 7-seater, independent rear AC with vents for both back rows.
The comfort step: rear camera, four speakers, rear wiper and defogger, cooled glovebox, roof rails and rear power windows at last. Also the cheapest route to the EZ-Shift automatic.
The comfort step: rear camera, four speakers, rear wiper and defogger, cooled glovebox, roof rails and rear power windows at last. Also the cheapest route to the EZ-Shift automatic.
The top of the range: LED headlamps, suede and leatherette seats, i-Key push start, a 7in digital cluster, auto lamps and wipers, front sensors and six speakers. Cruise control is manual-only here, and the wheels are styled steel, not alloys.
The top of the range: LED headlamps, suede and leatherette seats, i-Key push start, a 7in digital cluster, auto lamps and wipers, front sensors and six speakers. Cruise control is manual-only here, and the wheels are styled steel, not alloys.
What each trim adds
Walk the range from base to top: every step shows what it costs to move up and exactly which features the money buys.
Visia
from ₹5.73L
The seven-seat floor: 6 airbags, ESC, TPMS and the full modular seat set with a removable third row, all standard. Know what you give up: no audio system at all, manual rear windows, manual mirrors and manual AC.
Acenta
from ₹6.68L (+₹0.95L over Visia)
- Touchscreen8"
- Wireless CarPlay / Android Auto
- Speakers2
- Third-row AC vents
N-Connecta
from ₹7.38L (+₹0.70L over Acenta)
- Rear parking camera
- Roof rails
- Speakers2 → 4
- Rear wiper & washer
- Rear defogger
- Cooled glovebox
Tekna
from ₹8.08L (+₹0.70L over N-Connecta)
- Front parking sensors
- HeadlampsHalogen → LED projector
- Wheel size14" → 15"
- LED fog lamps
- Speakers4 → 6
- Driver displaySemi-digital → 7" digital
- and 6 more
Rivals to the Nissan Gravite
One other MPV sells in the same money as the Gravite.
Nothing here starts cheaper: the Gravite is the cheapest way into this group at ₹5.73L ex-showroom Delhi.
- Renault Triber
₹5.81L to ₹8.53L ex-showroom Delhi, seats 7
Starts ₹0.08L over the Gravite.
- Which cars does the Nissan Gravite compete with?
- The Gravite runs ₹5.73L to ₹8.64L ex-showroom Delhi, and one other MPV sells in the same money: the Renault Triber from ₹5.81L.
- Is there a cheaper alternative to the Nissan Gravite?
- Not among the cars it goes up against. The Gravite is the cheapest of them at ₹5.73L ex-showroom Delhi, so a saving would have to come from a smaller car rather than a rival MPV.
Prices are Nissan's own ex-showroom figures, read from its official price list on 5 August 2026. Features per grade follow the official Gravite brochure; fuel figures are ARAI-certified per Nissan. The CNG kit is a supplier-warranted retrofit priced separately, not a factory variant, and the Launch Edition accessory bundle is not listed separately. Verify with a Nissan dealer before buying.