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Nissan Motor India has reduced the prices of its new magnite range in up to RS 1 Lakh to transmit the benefit of GST’s reduction to its customers. This would make magnite models more affordable just before the festive season.
This comes after other cars from manufacturers such as Tata Motors, Hyundai, Mahindra and Mahindra, Renault and Toyota are also seeing a significant fall, which makes it the best time in years to buy a car.
The car manufacturer announced that the reviewed price will be effective in all deliveries made as of September 22, 2025, which coincides with the first day of Navratri. Customers can start reserving new prices immediately in all authorized Nissan dealers throughout the country, the company added.
“This GST reduction is a timely stimulus for the automotive industry and a direct victory for our customers. In Nissan, we are committed to approveing the entire advantage of this policy, ensuring greater affordability and accessibility. With the festive season that is approaching, we hope that this measure will increase the enthusiasm of consumers and impulse the impulse sustained in the market,” said the director of Nissan Motor, Saurabh Vats, according to consumer enthusiasm.
Revised Nissan prices
With the new prices, Nissan Magnite MT Visia will cost below RS 6 Lakh, while Mt Visia + will have just over RS 6 Lakh. The Nissan Magnite Turbo X-Tronic CVT Tekna+ Tekna+, which costs RS 11,76,000 before the GST cut, will now cost RS 10,75,000.
Nissan Magnite N-Connecta CVT and Kuro Special Edition CVT now have a price below RS 10 Lakh.
The company also reduced the price of the CNG modification kit for the Magnite, which is now available at RS 71,999, with offers of additional RS 3,000 savings.
Automobile prices fall after GST’s review
Automobile buyers can save up to RS 3.5 Lakh this festive season, after the important price cuts after a GST review. Hyundai leads with generalized discounts as of September 22. The Tucson receives the largest cut of RS 2,40,303, followed by the place at RS 1,23,659, i20 to RS 98,053 and external to RS 89,209. Other Hyundai models with price cuts include Crete, Alcazar and Verna.
Tata Motors offers discounts of up to RS 1.55 Lakh in the Nexon, with notable reductions in Altroz, Safari, Harrier, Punch, Tigor, Tiago and Curvv. Mahindra has reduced prices in its Diesel SUV, including the XUV300 diesel in RS 1,56,000, to score more than RS 1,00,000, Scorpio-N per RS 1,45,000 and XUV700 per RS 1,43,000.
Renault offers discounts on Kiger, Triber and Kwid, with reductions ranging from RS 40,095 to RS 57,000 depending on the variant. Toyota offers the biggest discount of up to RS 3.49 Lakh in the Fortuner.
