KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- India debut on 17 February, with deliveries expected to begin from March
- Distinctive MPV styling, featuring LED DRLs, bold Gravite badging, and split tail-lamps
- 1.0-litre petrol engine with manual and AMT gearbox options
Nissan is getting ready to pull the covers off its next big India-focused product, and this one could be crucial to its comeback story. Slated to debut on 17 February, the upcoming Gravite has already sparked plenty of speculation, promising a fresh entry but similar cues to its sibling Renault Triber. While official details remain tightly under wraps, early indications suggest a practical yet modern offering, potentially blending SUV-inspired styling with family-friendly versatility. From design cues and interior tech to powertrain options and positioning, here's what we can expect from Nissan's newest contender, and why it could be worth waiting for. Let's find out. However, before getting into details, make sure to join the 91Wheels WhatsApp community to never miss out on any automotive updates.
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Nissan Gravite To Debut On 17 February
With its debut scheduled for 17 February, Nissan has started teasing key details of the Gravite ahead of its official reveal. The brand has already confirmed that deliveries will begin from March, indicating that the price announcement is expected, followed by the launch this month. Nissan has also shared a teaser highlighting the MPV's exterior colour options, which include a signature teal shade, along with white, silver, black, and grey. Design sketches released earlier offer a clear look at the Gravite's styling, featuring horizontally positioned LED DRLs integrated into the headlamp clusters, a chrome slat on the front grille, and prominent Gravite lettering on the bonnet. At the rear, the MPV gets a split tail-lamp layout connected by a horizontal insert across the tailgate, with the centrally placed Gravite badge reinforcing a cohesive and distinctive design theme.
What To Expect?
Under the skin, the Gravite is expected to closely mirror the underpinnings of the Renault Triber, which means it is likely to be powered by the familiar 1.0-litre petrol engine, offered with both manual and AMT transmission options. Nissan is yet to disclose the full feature and variant breakdown. That said, the MPV is likely to come equipped with a 7-inch digital instrument display and an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system supporting Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
Other expected highlights include wireless charging, cooled storage in the centre console, and second-row seats with slide and recline functionality. While the interior has not been officially revealed, the Gravite could feature a refreshed cabin design with new materials and trim elements, even if it shares some components with its Renault sibling. A three-row layout is also anticipated, allowing buyers to configure the MPV as a five-, six-, or seven-seater, depending on their needs.
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Verdict
With the Gravite, Nissan appears to be playing a calculated and sensible game for the Indian market. By leveraging the proven Triber platform while layering it with distinctive styling and a refreshed feature set, the Gravite could offer buyers a familiar yet differentiated MPV option. If priced competitively, it has the potential to strengthen Nissans presence in the mass-market space and appeal to families looking for a practical, flexible, and modern three-row vehicle. The official reveal on 17 February should finally answer the big questions around positioning and value.
