Nissan Gravite prices in top 5 cities (on-road price)

Gravite is a budget-friendly 7-seater MPV that was launched in early 2026. Its on-road price typically ranges from approximately ₹6.15 Lakh for the base variant to ₹10.74 Lakh for the top-end automatic model, depending on the city and local taxes. The ex-showroom price of the Gravite starts at a competitive ₹5.65 lakh.

The final on-road price you pay includes the ex-showroom price, registration (RTO) charges which vary significantly by state, comprehensive insurance which costs around ₹27,700 to ₹37,655, and mandatory charges like FASTag and local municipality taxes.

The on-road price of the Gravite varies from city to city. In New Delhi, the base variant costs between ₹6.15 lakh and ₹6.16 lakh, while the top variant costs between ₹9.47 lakh and ₹10.23 lakh. In Mumbai, prices are higher because of higher RTO charges.

The base variant costs between ₹6.55 lakh and ₹6.77 lakh, and the top variant costs between ₹9.81 lakh and ₹10.98 lakh. Bangalore has the highest RTO charges among major cities. The base variant there costs between ₹6.61 lakh and ₹6.72 lakh, and the top variant costs between ₹10.06 lakh and ₹10.70 lakh.

In Chennai, the base variant costs between ₹6.38 lakh and ₹6.67 lakh, and the top variant costs between ₹9.97 lakh and ₹10.65 lakh. Kolkata has a moderate tax structure, with the base variant costing between ₹6.49 lakh and ₹6.59 lakh, and the top variant costing between ₹9.72 lakh and ₹10.31 lakh.

The Nissan Gravite is offered in four main variants: Visia, Acenta, N-Connecta, and Tekna. There is also a special Launch Edition based on the top-spec Tekna variant. The base Visia variant comes with projector headlamps, a second row with fold, slide, and recline functions, a removable third row, steel wheels, all-black upholstery, a digital instrument cluster, all four power windows, and six airbags with ESP and stability program.

The Acenta variant adds an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system with wireless phone mirroring, steering-mounted audio controls, and second and third-row AC vents. The N-Connecta variant adds a reverse camera with dynamic guidelines, crystal edge LED tail lamps, a rear wiper and defogger, roof rails with a 50kg load-carrying capacity, a cooled glovebox and centre console, and dual-tone beige and black upholstery.

The top-spec Tekna variant adds a 7-inch instrument cluster, LED headlights, 15-inch dual-tone flex wheels, push-button start, front parking sensors, and a wireless charger.

The Launch Edition is limited to 1001 units. It adds a JBL sound system, dual dashcam, air purifier, ambient lighting, neck cushions for the first row, lumbar cushions for the second row, and body graphics. The Gravite also has a CNG option. A dual-cylinder CNG kit can be retrofitted at the dealer level for an additional cost of ₹82,999.

Under the hood, the Gravite is powered by a 1-litre, three-cylinder, naturally aspirated petrol engine. It produces 71 bhp and 96 Nm of torque. The engine can be paired with either a 5-speed manual transmission or a 5-speed automated manual transmission (AMT). The mileage is rated at about 19 km per litre. The car has a ground clearance of 182 mm and a boot space of 625 litres when the third row is folded down.

If you are thinking of buying the Nissan Gravite, you should do so if you need an affordable 7-seater MPV for your family, if you want a versatile cabin with removable and foldable seats, if you are on a tight budget and want the base variant to keep costs low, and if you want the option of a dealer-fitted CNG kit to save on fuel costs. The top-spec variants offer good features like a touchscreen, reverse camera, and LED lights.

You should consider other MPVs if you want a more powerful engine, as the Gravite’s 1-litre engine feels slow, especially on highways. You should also consider other options if you want a bigger boot with all seats up, or if you want a car with automatic climate control or alloy wheels, which the Gravite does not offer. Rivals include the Renault Triber, Maruti Ertiga, Toyota Rumion, Kia Carens, and Maruti XL6.

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