According to a fresh media report, the Japanese automaker is evaluating three-row version of the Nissan Magnite for the Indian market. No changes will be made to its body style. The 7-seater Nissan Magnite SUV is likely to offer a sliding system to adjust legroom in the second and third rows. It will have a foldable bench seat, placed in the cargo space. The three-row seating arrangement could be “a tight fit” for adult passengers.
As of now, details of the upcoming
7-seater Nissan Magnite are scanty. Though, the model is expected to share most
of its design elements and features with its subcompact sibling. Its standard
fitment kit will include power windows, a 3.5-inch LCD MID display, dual
airbags, rear parking sensors, automatic warning hazard on heavy braking and
seatbelt reminder for the driver and front passenger.
Similar to the 5-seater Magnite, its
three-row version might offer an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system with
wireless smartphone connectivity, voice recognition control, a 7-inch digital
instrument cluster, keyless entry and go, automatic AC unit, JBL speakers,
leather wrapped steering wheel with grey stitching, a 360 degree camera, air
purifier, wireless charger, ambient mood lighting, tyre pressure monitoring
system, Nissan connect connected car tech and more.
For power, the 7-seater Nissan Magnite
could use the same engines that do duty in the sub-4 metre SUV. The latter
comes with the 1.0L, 3-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol and 1.0L 3-cylinder
turbo petrol engines making 72 bhp and 100 bhp respectively. Both motors are
paired to a 5-speed manual gearbox and the turbo-petrol unit is exclusively
offered with a CVT automatic transmission. However, the turbo-petrol CVT
configuration reduces the engines’ torque by 8 Nm.
In the entry-level 7-seater SUV segment,
the three-row Magnite will take on the Renault Triber and Maruti Suzuki Ertiga.
Its prices are likely to fall in the range of Rs 5.50 lakh – Rs 8.50 lakh
(ex-showroom). More details on the upcoming 7-seater Nissan Magnite are likely to
be revealed in near future.