Nissan Magnite KURO = Serious Style Meets EPIC Performance
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 29 Feb 2024 under Nissan Magnite
Nissan has just raised the bar with its latest offering in South Africa – the Nissan Magnite KURO. And let me tell you, we couldn’t be more thrilled to introduce this stunning new addition to our lineup. KURO, meaning black in Japanese, perfectly captures the essence of this special edition model that’s set to turn heads and steal hearts.
What You Want To Know About The New Magnite EZ-Shift Auto
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 13 Nov 2023 under Nissan Magnite
The already popular SUV, the Nissan Magnite, just became even more appealing with the launch of the Nissan Magnite EZ-Shift Auto. Previously only available in manual and CVT options, the addition of an automatic transmission will make city driving even easier.
New Nissan Magnite AMT On The Cards
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 03 Oct 2023 under Nissan Magnite
Known as one of South Africa’s most affordable and stylish compact SUVs, the Nissan Magnite has proven very popular in the local market. All Nissan Magnite models feature advanced technologies, excellent safety and comfort, as well as great performance specs, all unheard of at its price point. What has made this car even more attractive to buyers is the recent introduction of the new base engine entry-grade Nissan Magnite.
Nissan Celebrates The Rollout Of 100,000+ Nissan Magnites
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 10 Jul 2023 under Nissan Magnite
Is The Nissan Magnite A Safe Car?
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 23 May 2023 under Nissan Magnite
There is no doubt that the new Nissan Magnite redefines what a compact SUV can be, packed with industry-leading technology, beautifully designed and spacious, but how about safety? The good news is that in the most recent Global NCAP tests, the Nissan Magnite achieved a four-star rating, making it a super safe vehicle.
Meet The Non-Turbo Magnite – Your Pocket-Friendly SUV
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 12 May 2023 under Nissan Magnite
If you’re on the lookout for an affordable and stylish compact SUV, the non-turbo Nissan Magnite should definitely be on your radar. While SUVs and crossovers are now the biggest market segment in South Africa, many models can be expensive. However, the introduction of the non-turbo Nissan Magnite models has made SUV ownership more affordable than ever before.
Nissan Magnite Red Edition To Dominate The Market
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 08 Dec 2022 under Nissan Magnite
Nissan SA has added a new special-edition Nissan Magnite Red to its already impressive line-up. Here’s what you need to know about the specifications, pricing and blushingly good looks.
A Closer Look At The Nissan Magnite Range
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 14 Sep 2022 under Nissan Magnite
The Nissan Magnite has proved a popular choice for many compact family-car enthusiasts since it launched in South Africa in 2021. Not only is the Nissan Magnite range eye-catching and good value for money but it could take the lead in the ever-increasingly competitive budget-crossover segment.
Why Buy A Nissan Magnite Turbo CVT?
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 06 Jun 2022 under Nissan Car Reviews, Nissan Magnite
Who would have thought the automotive world would so quickly become the diverse playing field it is today? Well, it’s about to get even better with the new Nissan Magnite Turbo CVT. Classed as a CUV or Crossover Utility Vehicle, it combines the features of both an SUV and a hatchback which makes it particularly popular among small families, professionals and weekend adventure seekers. The question many people are asking is whether the Nissan Magnite Turbo CVT is a good car. Let’s take a closer look.
Global Crash Test Validates The Nissan Magnite Safety
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 29 Mar 2022 under Nissan Magnite, Nissan News
The recently-launched Nissan Magnite has performed well in its recent Global NCAP (GNCAP) crash test. It scored 11.85 points out of a maximum of 17, which earned it a four-star rating for occupant protection.
The results are based on a front offset crash test at 64 km/h. An offset test crashes only one side of the front of a vehicle, meaning a smaller part of the car has to manage the full crash energy. Although this test is much more destructive, it does represent a worst-case scenario a driver can encounter on the road.