Highlights

• Nissan confirms Gravite 7‑seater MPV launch in India March 2026 with family‑friendly design and modular seating. 

• Tekton C‑SUV revealed officially, global reveal on February 4 2026 ahead of mid‑2026 launch. 

• Gravite uses 1.0‑litre petrol engine, shared with Renault Triber, with manual and AMT options. 

• Tekton built on CMF‑B platform, likely 1.3‑litre turbo petrol and advanced features to rival Creta and Seltos. 

• Nissan India grew exports in 2025 and readies product push to strengthen local market footprint. 

• Dealer network planned to expand from ~155 to 250 outlets by 2027 to support sales growth. 

Why the Gravite and Tekton Matter for You

You are about to see Nissan step up its game in India with two new vehicles that aim straight for value and competition. After years of limited products here, Nissan is launching the Gravite MPV and the Tekton SUV to attract families and SUV seekers alike. These launches come as Nissan reports strong export growth and a clear plan to expand domestically too. 

Nissan Gravite MPV Launch Set for March 2026

What You Get With Gravite

The Gravite is a seven‑seater MPV made for daily family life and weekend trips. It builds on the Renault Triber platform but with Nissan styling and space tweaks. 

Key Specs and Features

Feature	Detail
Segment	B‑segment 7‑seater MPV
Engine	1.0‑litre NA petrol (shared with Triber)
Transmission	5‑Speed Manual / AMT
Launch	Full reveal Jan 2026, Dealer arrival Mar 2026
Design	Nissan grille, refreshed lighting and trim

You’ll find Gravite delivers modular seating and smart space use, letting you adjust cargo and passenger room easily.

Expert Quote
Saurabh Vatsa, Managing Director of Nissan India, says Gravite is “designed to be the perfect companion for the diverse needs of Indian customers.”

Nissan Tekton SUV Coming Mid 2026

What Tekton Brings to the Segment

The Tekton is Nissan’s answer to India’s rising demand for mid‑size SUVs. It is built on the CMF‑B platform shared with the new Renault Duster, tuned with Nissan’s design cues. 

Expected Features and Positioning

• Engine: Likely 1.3‑litre turbo petrol with manual and automatic options. 

• Tech: Large infotainment screen, wireless charging, sunroof and comfort features. 

• Competitors: Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos, Tata Sierra, Maruti Grand Vitara. 

Expert Quote
Industry sources say Tekton’s rugged design nods to Nissan’s Patrol SUV, giving it a strong stance in a crowded SUV market. 

How Nissan’s India Strategy Is Shifting

Nissan finished 2025 with strong exports and solid sales momentum in India, setting the stage for new models in 2026. Domestic sales reached 15,372 units in December 2025 with exports hitting decade highs. 

You should know Nissan plans to grow its sales network fast, aiming for 250 dealerships by 2027 to support Gravite, Tekton, and a future seven‑seater SUV. 

Gravite vs Tekton Quick Comparison

Feature	Gravite MPV	Tekton SUV
Seating	7	5
Platform	CMF‑A+ (Triber based)	CMF‑B (Duster based)
Target Buyer	Families	SUV buyers
Launch Window	Early 2026	Mid‑2026
Rivals	Ertiga, Triber	Creta, Seltos, Sierra

FAQ

What is the launch date for Nissan Gravite in India?
Gravite is expected in dealerships by March 2026 after a January reveal. 

Will Nissan Tekton compete with Hyundai Creta?
Yes. Tekton is positioned to rival Creta, Seltos and similar SUVs. 

What engines will these cars have?
Gravite uses a 1.0‑litre petrol engine. Tekton is likely to offer a 1.3‑litre turbo petrol. 

Is Nissan expanding dealerships?
Yes. Nissan plans to grow from ~155 to 250 outlets by 2027. 

Will Nissan offer hybrid options?
Hybrid trims for Tekton are reported as possible in future.