Nissan Gravite

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Nissan Gravite Review - Practical & Affordable But Underpowered | MotorBeam​

The Nissan Gravite is a practical and budget-friendly SUV that feels comfortable and spacious enough for everyday use. In this review, we examine its performance, features, and real-world practicality. The car appears to be a good value for money overall, but the engine feels a bit underpowered, especially on highways. Check out the full review to see if this SUV is the right choice for you.

(Note that commentary is in a mixture of English & Hindi - you may have to use sub-titles)

 

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Nissan Gravite Review - Practical & Affordable But Underpowered | MotorBeam​

(Note that commentary is in a mixture of English & Hindi - you may have to use sub-titles)

Nah, go watch a review on a Triber from last year and you'll have a similar result

 

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2026 Nissan Gravite Review - Team-BHP​

Nissan Gravite Pros​

• A 7-seater MPV at the price of B-segment hatchbacks. Lots of car for the money
• We like the crossover-ish styling on this MPV
• Practical & spacious cabin, with a usable 3rd row. Ample storage too
• Incredible 625L boot with 3rd row removed. Many cargo & seating combinations available
• Neutral road manners and city-friendly size (unlike most other 7-seater MPVs)
• Equipment for a budget car (LED projector headlamps, wireless charger, wireless Android Auto & Apple CarPlay, auto headlamps, rain-sensing wipers, air filter, etc.)
• Loads of neat touches such as auto locking & unlocking, removable 3rd row seat, fully adjustable 2nd row seats...
• Safety features include 6 airbags, ESP, traction control, hill-start assist, 3-point seatbelts for all seats, front parking sensors,

Nissan Gravite Cons​

• While the list of features runs long, the cabin has started to feel outdated. Some bits are in dire need of an update
• Boring 1.0L petrol engine lacks pep & punch. It is the weakest link in this package
• Average NVH levels. The engine can get noisy, while vibrations are felt on the inside
• Cabin width makes it a 6-seater, not 7 (i.e. 2 adults on the middle row, not 3)
• Minimal boot space with all seats occupied; you'll need that roof-mounted carrier
• Jerky AMT is the only option for AT customers. Also, no diesel, although a dealer-installed CNG setup with warranty will be offered
• Missing features like a dead pedal, 360-degree camera system, automatic climate control, auto-dimming IRVM, sunroof, adjustable headrests for front seats, etc.
• Nissan's tiny dealership network & inconsistent after-sales service





















Full detailed & comprehensive test review with MANY more exterior & interior photos:

https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/official-new-car-reviews/306727-nissan-gravite-review.html