Nissan Magnite Power User Reviews

I brought home nissan magnite on 1 april.My experience till booking was good i must say they delivered me before promised time.I am very glad to get my car before expectations.I purchased the base variant so it has nothing in terms of entertainment but dealership told me that they will install original nissan stereo android system and speakers too but problems starts here i got the delivery then in morning the stereo stopped working i get to the showroom they fitted other stereo but same problem after evening and then they changed the wirring now the problem solved but i am not satisfied with the quality of that systemand the speakers so i suggest don’t go with them better to go aftermarket.Now i come to driving experience and comfort i am not yet comfortable in driving it is because of i came from diesel car so i feel the car is under power as per its look and feel.The overall performance is good i got around 13kmpl average in city and on highway around 16kmpl its very low for me especially.The pickup is not so much smooth the vibration came in back gear i don’t know why but car vibrates while in reverse gear but in initial gears it not vibrate too much.The build quality is also very good campare to expensive hyundai cars.I have not yet go to service station to soon go and update it.

I bought the XE base model on Nov 23 and here's my review in three sections: Interior: Nissan's base model impresses with all essential features - adjustable headrests, power windows, digital MID, child AC, and spacious rear seats. Exterior: It offers well-colored door handles, body cladding, 16-inch wheels, parking sensors, and 205 mm ground clearance. Engine and Performance: The 1000cc 3-cylinder engine in the car, though small, has decent NVH levels in BS6 phase 2. However, don't expect sporty performance. I'm achieving around 18-19 kmpl on highways and 14-15 kmpl in the city. Pros: Spacious and attractive interior. All necessary safety features like ABS, EBD, TPMS, and Traction Control are included in the base model. Cons: Lacks a larger engine option (minimum 1200cc) compared to rivals. Missing features in the base model include central locking, FM wiring, and automatic cabin lights.

Nissan Magnite is a fantastic new compact SUV that brings together the perfect dose of style, power, and affordability. A brave exterior design with a shooty look and bold lines striking enough to draw looks on the road. The car offers a great combination of power and economy by means of several engines under its hood, which are both powerful and economical. Within the cabin of the Magnite, the driver and the passenger are surrounded by the spacious, incredibly premium and comfortable environment, and with thoughtful amenities for the purpose of enriching the journey.

After owning the Nissan Magnite for about six months, I feel pretty confident in sharing my thoughts. What drew me in was its bold design and competitive pricing which is quite attractive in the compact SUV segment. The turbocharged 1.0 liter engine producing 100PS of power promises a sporty drive. And indeed it delivers a punch packed performance which makes city drives fun and highway cruising comfortable. The fuel efficiency is decent too standing at around 20 km/l for the turbo variant which is quite economical considering the size of the vehicle.

I brought home nissan magnite on 1 april.My experience till booking was good i must say they delivered me before promised time.I am very glad to get my car before expectations.I purchased the base variant so it has nothing in terms of entertainment but dealership told me that they will install original nissan stereo android system and speakers too but problems starts here i got the delivery then in morning the stereo stopped working i get to the showroom they fitted other stereo but same problem after evening and then they changed the wirring now the problem solved but i am not satisfied with the quality of that systemand the speakers so i suggest don’t go with them better to go aftermarket.Now i come to driving experience and comfort i am not yet comfortable in driving it is because of i came from diesel car so i feel the car is under power as per its look and feel.The overall performance is good i got around 13kmpl average in city and on highway around 16kmpl its very low for me especially.The pickup is not so much smooth the vibration came in back gear i don’t know why but car vibrates while in reverse gear but in initial gears it not vibrate too much.The build quality is also very good campare to expensive hyundai cars.I have not yet go to service station to soon go and update it.

I bought the XE base model on Nov 23 and here's my review in three sections: Interior: Nissan's base model impresses with all essential features - adjustable headrests, power windows, digital MID, child AC, and spacious rear seats. Exterior: It offers well-colored door handles, body cladding, 16-inch wheels, parking sensors, and 205 mm ground clearance. Engine and Performance: The 1000cc 3-cylinder engine in the car, though small, has decent NVH levels in BS6 phase 2. However, don't expect sporty performance. I'm achieving around 18-19 kmpl on highways and 14-15 kmpl in the city. Pros: Spacious and attractive interior. All necessary safety features like ABS, EBD, TPMS, and Traction Control are included in the base model. Cons: Lacks a larger engine option (minimum 1200cc) compared to rivals. Missing features in the base model include central locking, FM wiring, and automatic cabin lights.

Nissan Magnite is a fantastic new compact SUV that brings together the perfect dose of style, power, and affordability. A brave exterior design with a shooty look and bold lines striking enough to draw looks on the road. The car offers a great combination of power and economy by means of several engines under its hood, which are both powerful and economical. Within the cabin of the Magnite, the driver and the passenger are surrounded by the spacious, incredibly premium and comfortable environment, and with thoughtful amenities for the purpose of enriching the journey.

After owning the Nissan Magnite for about six months, I feel pretty confident in sharing my thoughts. What drew me in was its bold design and competitive pricing which is quite attractive in the compact SUV segment. The turbocharged 1.0 liter engine producing 100PS of power promises a sporty drive. And indeed it delivers a punch packed performance which makes city drives fun and highway cruising comfortable. The fuel efficiency is decent too standing at around 20 km/l for the turbo variant which is quite economical considering the size of the vehicle.