NEW DELHI: The Nissan Magnite compact SUV starts at Rs 5,69,400 and goes up to Rs 8,76,000 across six grades, according to the official Magnite page on Nissan India's website. All figures are ex-showroom starting prices for each grade, price as of 9 October 2026, 7:05 AM IST, and the page now carries an "Oct' Offer 2026" tag for the festive month.
The Magnite is one of the most affordable compact SUVs on sale in India, and its sub-Rs 6 lakh starting price keeps it on many first-time buyers' Diwali shortlists. Here is the grade-wise price list, what each step up adds, and what the October offer tag does and does not tell buyers.
Nissan Magnite price list, October 2026
Nissan lists the following starting prices, all ex-showroom: Visia at Rs 5,69,400, Visia+ at Rs 6,26,000, Acenta at Rs 6,87,000, N-Connecta at Rs 7,50,000, Tekna at Rs 8,43,000 and Tekna+ at Rs 8,76,000. That is a spread of Rs 3,06,600 between the base and top grades.
These are starting prices for each grade. Engine, gearbox and colour choices can move the final figure up, and on-road costs such as registration, insurance and road tax vary from state to state. The page's banner sums it up as "range starts at 5.69 lakhs".
What each grade adds
The entry Visia already gets six airbags, R16 wheels and a 60:40 split rear seat with armrest, according to the grade cards on the Magnite page. Having six airbags on the base grade means buyers do not need to step up the range for that safety kit.
The Visia+ adds a touchscreen display and a rear wiper and defogger. The Acenta brings steering-mounted controls for the touchscreen, electrically adjustable and foldable outside mirrors, and automatic climate control. The N-Connecta steps up to R16 diamond-cut alloy wheels, a 17.78 cm fully digital instrument cluster, a touchscreen with wireless connectivity and push-button start with Nissan's i-Key.
At the top, the Tekna adds LED bi-projector automatic headlamps, a 3D honeycomb LED tail lamp design, light grey leatherette trim on the dashboard and doors, and a 360-degree around view monitor. The Tekna+ gets quilted leatherette seats with what Nissan calls heat guard technology, a brownish orange interior theme and multi-colour ambient lighting.
Warranty and CNG option
The Magnite page says the car comes with a standard warranty of 10 years or 2,00,000 km, whichever comes first, along with three years of roadside assistance. Buyers should check the warranty booklet at delivery to see which parts are covered for the full period and what conditions apply.
Nissan also offers the Magnite with a government-approved retrofit CNG kit, which it says carries a warranty of 3 years or 1 lakh km. The kit is fitted as a retrofit, so buyers should ask about the added cost, the boot space lost to the cylinder, and how the fitment is recorded on the registration certificate.
What the October offer tag means
The Magnite page shows an "Oct' Offer 2026" label and a festive banner, but on 9 October it did not list a specific cash discount, exchange bonus or corporate benefit amount for the model. Festive benefits often vary by city and dealer, so the actual figure can differ from one showroom to the next.
Buyers should ask the dealer for the offer amount in writing, split into cash, exchange and any accessory components, before comparing quotes. For a sense of how other brands are pricing their festive deals, our report on Honda's October 2026 car offers lists the brand's official benefits by model.
Where the Magnite sits in a busy market
Compact SUVs drove much of September's record car retail numbers, as our FADA September 2026 car retail report shows. With the Diwali buying peak still four weeks away, pricing at the lower end of the segment matters more than ever for first-time buyers.
Prices on Nissan's website can change without notice. The figures here are from the official Magnite page as seen on 9 October 2026, and we will update this report if Nissan publishes a specific October benefit for the model.
