Nissan Magnite Review

dudevarkey · 6th January 2021, 13:29

Nissan seems to have become more responsive. I had sent a mail in the morning to Nissan Customer Care asking about the status of my booking and within 2.5 hours I got a call back. They were assuring me on delivering the car by end of January or latest by first week of February as I made booking in November (Flare Garnet Red).

castiel · 6th January 2021, 19:53

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Most of the cars in the segment are the same in this department; then there is one better car - XUV300 at the cost of boot space and there is a car - Sonet with best in class boot space at the cost of rear seat comfort.

I Agree, Magnite was the reason which made me think about buying a second car but then my projected usage per month increased and decided to cancel the booking and go for XUV300 W8 0 AMT diesel

SideView · 7th January 2021, 19:43

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My friend brougth over a Magnite CVT that he was test driving. One word its a “looker”. He was happy with it, mentioned he might book.

Doesnt look small, has it proportions: not too small nor too large either. ( i felt it looks larger than Venue)

The bonnet has a nice heft to it, even heavier than my Terrano.(as I wanted to see how the engine bay

Happy to report, my friend has booked the vehicle (CVT), delivery timeline in unknown. He was happy with the performance and power on tap, him not been an aggressive driver.

One thing he did mention was when the driver door is opened 90 degrees it had horrible vibration. ( he mentioned it could be due to 3 pot engine)

Can someone who plans on test driving double check this and report if this was a test drive vehicle specific issue.

fiestarry · 7th January 2021, 21:00

Whoa !
I test drove the Magnite for about 5-6 km .
The vehicle is an excellent CSUV with a great engine. All the talk about 3 pot vibrations is best ignored completely.

The 1.0 turbo has loads of power and the CVT is seriously good.
The Magnite performs very well under all throttle inputs... and I drive a Fiesta 1.6 S.

The suspension was way better than the Hyundai family offerings.
I am amazed at Nissan's engineering and pricing.

dudevarkey · 8th January 2021, 11:46

Hope Nissan will relaunch the Micra also.

The South Africa Micra 5

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All New 2021 Micra SA.pdf

Sebring · 8th January 2021, 13:16

I dont think so, because then the pricing should start at 3.99 Lakhs. Otherwise the consumer wont see value. And at that price point the car wont be viable. By pricing the Magnite so low, they have created a solution (Current situation) and problem (Future models) at the same time.

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Hope Nissan will relaunch the Micra also.The South Africa Micra 5

RoadMonkey · 8th January 2021, 16:39

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Originally Posted by Sebring

I dont think so, because then the pricing should start at 3.99 Lakhs. Otherwise the consumer wont see value. And at that price point the car wont be viable. By pricing the Magnite so low, they have created a solution (Current situation) and problem (Future models) at the same time.

It could easily be positioned in the premium hatchback segment. The size is perfect for India and below the 4m length. With the features and engines on offer, it would sit perfectly against the likes of Baleno and i20. At that price point, they could also make it a commercially viable option.

edges · 8th January 2021, 20:02

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Originally Posted by SideView

Happy to report, my friend has booked the vehicle (CVT), delivery timeline in unknown. He was happy with the performance and power on tap, him not been an aggressive driver.

One thing he did mention was when the driver door is opened 90 degrees it had horrible vibration. ( he mentioned it could be due to 3 pot engine)

Can someone who plans on test driving double check this and report if this was a test drive vehicle specific issue.

Yes this is true because of the 3 cylinder engines nature plus this is made light(approx 1000kgs) to keep the mileage in mind(kudos to their thought process and engineering). Just happened to see my current hyundai i10(2012) is 1360 kgs weight. Happened to attend their extensive (4 hrs) survey in january done through a third party(my friend company) wherein they had kept Kicks honda city and a highly modified with excellent beautiful exterior in comparisons. Have booked the base variant in mid december(reason price) and eagerly waiting for kiger,s announcement.

starke · 8th January 2021, 22:06

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Originally Posted by dudevarkey

Hope Nissan will relaunch the Micra also.

The South Africa Micra 5

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This one is perfect for India. A proper premium hatch will all the gizmos and features. The 1 litre turbo with 180 Nm can do 0-100 around 9 seconds is considered as a hot hatch genre.

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Nissan India, bring this in after the Magnite, We need your global products here.

ATRONIX · 9th January 2021, 10:05

Nissan should also get its Livina MUV here and pit it against the Maruti Ertiga.

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ATRONIX · 9th January 2021, 10:13

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One thing he did mention was when the driver door is opened 90 degrees it had horrible vibration. ( he mentioned it could be due to 3 pot engine)

Even our 4 pot Ciaz petrol's doors vibrate at open position. I checked my friend's Type-2 V6 Nissan Teana and that too has mild vibrations on the door, which is a 30 -Lakh rupees car. So a 3-pot car is bound to have vibrations and we shouldn't set high expectations when going for such cars.

ATRONIX · 9th January 2021, 12:28

Nissan Magnite Black+Red combo interiors done by dealer. Looks similar to the Magnite prototype.

Source video : https://www.facebook.com/groups/niss...0595252527968/

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PrasannaDhana · 9th January 2021, 13:07

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Nissan Magnite Black+Red combo interiors done by dealer. Looks similar to the Magnite prototype.

Looks hideous!

I can't even live with that colour scheme for a few days.

Sebring · 9th January 2021, 13:23

Nissan has the fabulous Tiida. The most spacious hatch I've ever been in. I'd always imagined a space for that in India

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Nissan should also get its Livina MUV here and pit it against the Maruti Ertiga.

Anxiousblock · 9th January 2021, 16:05

I need advice of you wise people.

I and my wife are currently driving Nissan Micra XV CVT 2015 with 48k on odometer. I have booked Magnite XV premium CVT with exchange of our car at 3L Rs. Now I have started having second thoughts about exchange. Micra is serving us good. Tires requires change but all other things are good. We (mostly my wife, she use it for her daily commute) are driving around 1500 km in a month. on the other hand we are getting a good deal on Magnite. 11 L - 3 L = 8 L on the road for automatic CSUV! Any thoughts on what should we do?

6th January 2021, 13:29	#916
dudevarkey BHPian Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Thrissur/TDPA Posts: 150 Thanked: 302 Times View My Garage	Re: Nissan Magnite Review Nissan seems to have become more responsive. I had sent a mail in the morning to Nissan Customer Care asking about the status of my booking and within 2.5 hours I got a call back. They were assuring me on delivering the car by end of January or latest by first week of February as I made booking in November (Flare Garnet Red).
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7th January 2021, 21:00	#919
fiestarry BANNED Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Mumbai Posts: 341 Thanked: 608 Times	Re: Nissan Magnite Review Whoa ! I test drove the Magnite for about 5-6 km . The vehicle is an excellent CSUV with a great engine. All the talk about 3 pot vibrations is best ignored completely. The 1.0 turbo has loads of power and the CVT is seriously good. The Magnite performs very well under all throttle inputs... and I drive a Fiesta 1.6 S. The suspension was way better than the Hyundai family offerings. I am amazed at Nissan's engineering and pricing. Last edited by fiestarry : 7th January 2021 at 21:02.
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8th January 2021, 11:46	#920
dudevarkey BHPian Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Thrissur/TDPA Posts: 150 Thanked: 302 Times View My Garage	Re: Nissan Magnite Review Hope Nissan will relaunch the Micra also. The South Africa Micra 5 Brochure All New 2021 Micra SA.pdf
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9th January 2021, 10:05	#925
ATRONIX BHPian Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Mumbai Posts: 181 Thanked: 704 Times View My Garage	Re: Nissan Magnite Review Nissan should also get its Livina MUV here and pit it against the Maruti Ertiga.
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9th January 2021, 12:28	#927
ATRONIX BHPian Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Mumbai Posts: 181 Thanked: 704 Times View My Garage	Re: Nissan Magnite Review Nissan Magnite Black+Red combo interiors done by dealer. Looks similar to the Magnite prototype. Source video : https://www.facebook.com/groups/niss...0595252527968/
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9th January 2021, 16:05	#930
Anxiousblock BANNED Join Date: Nov 2020 Location: Vadodara Posts: 49 Thanked: 186 Times	Re: Nissan Magnite Review I need advice of you wise people. I and my wife are currently driving Nissan Micra XV CVT 2015 with 48k on odometer. I have booked Magnite XV premium CVT with exchange of our car at 3L Rs. Now I have started having second thoughts about exchange. Micra is serving us good. Tires requires change but all other things are good. We (mostly my wife, she use it for her daily commute) are driving around 1500 km in a month. on the other hand we are getting a good deal on Magnite. 11 L - 3 L = 8 L on the road for automatic CSUV! Any thoughts on what should we do?
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