The Nissan Magnite models list includes seven non-turbo 1.0-litre options, along with six 1.0-litre turbo-charged variants, which boast one of the most powerful engines in its class! If you want a few optional extras with slightly better torque, you should consider the Nissan Magnite 1.0L Turbo Acenta Plus or the Nissan Magnite 1.0L Turbo Kuro.

The Nissan Magnite 1.0-litre turbo-petrol engine options are the 1.0L Turbo Acenta 5MT, 1.0L Turbo Acenta CVT, 1.0L Turbo Acenta Plus 5MT, 1.0L Turbo Acenta Plus CVT, 1.0L Turbo KURO 5MT and 1.0L Turbo KURO CVT. Non-turbo options in the Nissan Magnite range include the 1.0L Visia MT 5MT, 1.0L Acenta MT 5MT, 1.0L Acenta Plus 5MT, 1.0L Kuro 5MT, 1.0L Visia EZ-Shift AMT, 1.0L Acenta EZ-Shift AMT and 1.0L Acenta Plus EZ-Shift AMT.

It will greatly depend on budget and personal preference but all Magnite models offer tremendous value for money. The Acenta Plus variants offer LED Bi-Projector Headlamp and an Around View Monitor and the Special Edition KURO models offer a even more unique package.

Based on features and transmission, the Nissan Magnite 1.0L Turbo Acenta Plus CVT is at the top of the list. Alternatively, the special edition Nissan Magnite Kuro features premium features and an understated sophistication that makes you stand out.

The Nissan Magnite is a crossover SUV, which means it is geared for urban driving, but has impressive rough road capabilities and classic SUV design features and build.

No. The Nissan Magnite is only available as a 2WD

No. The Nissan Magnite is only in a 2WD setup but a generous ground clearance of 205 mm helps it navigate some gravel roads

Yes. There is an option of Nissan’s new X-Tronic CVT transmission which provides a smooth performance with optimum fuel economy in urban centres and the highway. It is also available with a 5-speed manual gearbox.

No. All Nissan Magnite models have petrol engines

All Nissan Magnite models have Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) TCS, Hydraulic Brake Assist (HBA), Hill Start Assist (HSA), Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD), Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Child lock + ISOFIX child seat anchorage, rear window defogger, LED front fog lights, speed-sensing door lock + Impact-sensing unlock, 3 Point Driver + Passenger Seat Belts with Pretensioners and Load limiters, Rear Seat Belt (ELR), Immobiliser + Alarm and Tyre Pressure Monitoring System. Six airbags are standard across the range.

Absolutely! The Magnite is a very good car with loads of features at a highly affordable price. Not to mention modern styling and a specious cabin, good fuel economy and low maintenance costs.

The Magnite has a good luggage capacity of 336-litres

The Nissan Magnite has a 40-litre petrol tank with an average range of 5.27L/100km for the manual version and 6L/100km for the CVT

There are 5 comfortable cloth seats in the Nissan Magnite

No. The Nissan Magnite is a 5-seater

Yes. ABS is standard across all Nissan Magnite models

All Nissan Magnite models have Cruise control + Adjustable speed limiter as standard

Yes. The Nissan Magnite comes with a full spare wheel

None of the Nissan Magnite models in South Africa has a sunroof although it is available in overseas markets

The Nissan Magnite does not come with SatNav but they have a 7-inch TFT Advanced Drive-Assist Display

No. The Nissan Magnite is not designed to tow but the entire range does have a maximum roof load capacity of 50kg.

The Nissan Magnite towing capacity is unavailable since the standard production vehicle is not a suitable tow car. However, it does have a maximum roof capacity of 50kg and luggage space of 336 litres.

Nissan parts are generally at the cheaper end of the spectrum since they are more readily available. While Nissan Magnite parts are not the cheapest, they are still affordable and within reason

Yes. Since safety is paramount for the Nissan brand, all Magnite cars have ISOFIX

Unfortunately, the South African models don’t have a sunroof

The Nissan Maginite has a 3-year/30 000km service plan, a 6-year/150 000km warranty and 10 000km service intervals.

The Nissan Magnite is popular because it is Nissan’s first sub-4m SUV, it is well-priced, full -featured and a joy to drive. The facelifted model has only added to its appeal by introducing an edgier, more modern design that boosts its street presence.

The Nissan Magnite waiting time depends on the availability of the model you want. If a model is specially ordere for you – it will take up to a month the be delivered at our dealership. Contact your Group1 dealer to enquire about the model or colour you want and they will confirm if it is in stock or place an order for one immediately.

The Nissan Magnite Turbo MT gets 5.27L/100km in combined driving, while the CVT gets 6.0L/100km. The naturally aspirated models come in at 5.9L/100km.

The Nissan Magnite is an excellent car – safe, luxurious, fuel efficient, fitted with a range of great technology and safety features and it is dream to drive.

The Nissan Magnite base model was awarded an impressive 4-stars in the Global NCAP vehicle safety test.

The Nissan Magnite Turbo MT has a top speed of 173km/h, while the CVT does 168km/h. The naturally aspirated models clocked in at 150km/h.

The build quality of the Nissan Magnite range is excellent, as you would expect from Nissan, and this is reflected in the 6-year/ 150,000km warranty.

The Nissan Magnite is a crossover SUV, which means it is geared for urban driving, but has impressive rough road capabilities and classic SUV design features and build.

No, the Nissan Magnite is a fuel-efficient 4×2 drive vehicle, with power going to the front wheels.

The Nissan Magnite’s 1.0L turbo petrol model, with its lighter body offers excellent fuel-efficiency of between 5.27 and 6L/ 100km depending on the transmission. The Non-Turbo version comes in at 5.9L/km.

Yes, if you are looking for a compact crossover at a great price – the Nissan Magnite is well worth buying. The impressive warranty and service plan means you’ll get a great resale price as well.

The Nissan Magnite towing capacity is unavailable since the standard production vehicle is not a suitable tow car. However, it does have a maximum roof capacity of 50kg and luggage space of 336 litres.

All Nissan Magnite models comes with 1.0-litre engines, with a choice of naturally aspirated or turbo.

Depending on the model, the weight of the Nissan Magine ranges from 1460kg to 1483kg.

The Nissan Magnite uses 95 and 93 leadfree petrol, depending on where you are.

With a wide range of Nissan magnite models to choose from, the easiest way to make a side-by-side comparison is to refer to the manufacturer brochure, which you can download here.

The 2 lower-priced models of the Nissan Magnite do not include the 360-around-view monitor, therefore, if this functionality is important to have, start looking at the Acenta models and up.

The Nissan Magnite models list includes six non-turbo 1.0-litre options, along with four 1.0-litre turbo-charged variants, which boast one of the most powerful engines in its class! If you want a few optional extras with slightly better torque, you should consider the Nissan Magnite 1.0L Turbo Acenta Plus.

The Nissan Magnite 1.0-litre turbo-petrol engine options are the 1.0L Turbo Acenta 5MT, 1.0L Turbo Acenta CVT, 1.0L Turbo Acenta Plus 5MT and 1.0L Turbo Acenta Plus CVT. Non-turbo options in the Nissan Magnite range include the 1.0L Visia MT 5MT, 1.0L Acenta MT 5MT, 1.0L Acenta Plus 5MT, 1.0L Visia EZ-Shift AMT, 1.0L Acenta EZ-Shift AMT and 1.0L Acenta Plus EZ-Shift AMT.

Yes. There is an option of Nissan’s new X-Tronic CVT transmission which provides a smooth performance with optimum fuel economy in urban centres and the highway. It is also available with a 5-speed manual gearbox. There are also three new Nissan Magnite grades available in EZ-Shift automatic transmission – the Visia, Acenta and Acenta Plus.

The Nissan Magnite 1.0-litre Turbo 5-speed manual model will give you around 5.27L/ 100km, while the 1.0-litre Turbo CVT offers about 6L/ 100km. The Non-Turbo manual models will give 5.9L/100km.

The Turbo Nissan Magnite manual has a top speed of 173km/h, while the CVT can reach 168km/h. The non-Turbo engine can reach around 150km/h.

The Nissan Magnite Turbo MT has a top speed of 173km/h, while the CVT does 168km/h. The naturally aspirated models and AMT models clocked in at 150km/h.

The Nissan Magnite Turbo MT gets 5.27L/100km in combined driving, while the CVT gets 6.0L/100km. The naturally aspirated models and AMT models come in at 5.9L/100km.

The Nissan Magnite naturally aspirated engine as well as the AMT gives you 52.7W @ 6250rpm and 96Nm @ 3500rpm,while the turbo MT has 74kW @ 5000rpm and 160Nm @ 2800-3600rpm and the CVT has 74kW @ 5000rpm and 152Nm @ 2200-4400rpm.

Yes, it comes with a CVT and and MT option. Non-turbos come in MT and AMT versions only.

The Nissan Magnite 1.0-litre Turbo 5-speed manual model will give you around 5.27L/ 100km, while the 1.0-litre Turbo CVT offers about 6L/ 100km. The Non-Turbo manual models will give 5.9L/100km.

” The newly facelifted Magnite is the most recent addition, following the special-edition Kuro model. While the Kuro, with its exclusive black finish, was based on the mid-range Acenta trim and offered two powertrain options—a 1.0-litre petrol and a 1.0-litre turbo-petrol, the facelifted Magnite brings updated styling and features to the lineup, further elevating the CUV’s appeal.