Sporadically teased throughout last year, Nissan has officially revealed the Gravite as its first seven-seat MPV for the Indian market.
A badge engineered take on the Renault Triber, the Gravite keeps the same dimensions, while also being mechanically similar.
Changes
Compared to the facelift Triber introduced last year, the Gravite receives a Nissan specific grille, new headlights and bumpers, a chrome strip below the bonnet line, and new alloy wheels.
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At the rear, Nissan has restyled the light clusters, fitted a full-width chrome strip with the Nissan logo between the lights, and added a spaced-out chrome Gravite badge underneath the numberplate cavity.
Subtle changes inside
Inside, the adaptations are smaller and includes a Nissan corporate steering wheel, new material options and new colours.
As with the Triber, the Gravite has 84-litres of boot space with all seven seats in use, which increases to 625-litres in five-seat guise.
Spec
In India, four trim levels are available; Visia, Acenta, N-Connecta and Tekna, with specification comprising the following:
- LED headlights;
- multi-function steering wheel;
- wireless smartphone charger;
- seven-inch digital instrument cluster;
- climate control;
- cooled upper glovebox;
- eight-inch infotainment system;
- wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
Taking care of safety are six airbags, front and rear parking sensors, a tyre pressure monitor and a reverse camera.
Included further is:
- traction control;
- Electronic Stability Control;
- ABS and EBD;
- Hill Start Assist
Speciality
For a limited time, a special Launch Edition will also be produced in a batch of 1 001 units.
Unique to it is ambient lighting, chrome interior and exterior detailing, aero alloy wheels, lumbar and neck cushions, an air purifier, dual dashcams and a JBL sound system.
