Today marked a significant milestone for Japanese car manufacturer Nissan, as it officially launched its brand new car, the Nissan Gravite, in the Indian market after a long hiatus. The launch took place at an extravagant event in Udaipur, a city known for its scenic lakes. The name 'Gravite' is inspired by gravity, reflecting the company’s innovative approach to vehicle design, combined with an attractive appearance and advanced features. The starting price for this 7-seater vehicle is set at 5.65 lakh rupees (ex-showroom).

Nissan India has initiated official bookings for the new Gravite, allowing interested customers to reserve their units through the company's official website and authorized dealerships starting tonight. The company is offering a special introductory price exclusively for the first 5,000 units, encouraging early buyers to take advantage of this opportunity to acquire the car at a lower cost. This pricing strategy indicates Nissan's intention to attract budget-conscious consumers in the competitive Indian automotive market.

With a starting price of just 5.65 lakh rupees, the Nissan Gravite is touted as the most affordable 7-seater car in India, surpassing the price of the Renault Triber, which starts at 5.76 lakh rupees. This strategic positioning not only showcases Nissan's competitive edge but also addresses the growing demand for economical family vehicles in India, making it an appealing option for many families looking for spacious and cost-effective transportation solutions.