Nissan Magnite, Gravite get free CNG kits worth up to ₹85,999

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Nissan is waiving CNG retrofitment charges worth ₹74,999 on eligible Magnite variants and ₹85,999 on Gravite Tekna trims until 16 Nov 2026. Check variants, warranty and city availability.

Nissan Magnite, Gravite get free CNG kits worth up to ₹85,999

Nissan India is offering government-approved CNG retrofitment at no extra charge on selected Magnite and Gravite variants until 16 Nov 2026. For a buyer considering CNG, the offer can remove a large upfront kit cost, but it is not a blanket offer: exact trims, availability and the written kit value vary by model and report.

Image: Nissan Gravite rear exterior. Credit: Nissan/CarWale gallery; the image shows the model covered by the offer and is not a factory-fitted CNG claim.

Key takeaways

  • The offer is for new purchases of eligible Nissan Magnite and Gravite variants during the festive window ending 16 Nov 2026.
  • The reported Magnite CNG retrofitment value is ₹74,999 on eligible non-turbo variants.
  • On the Gravite, the benefit is limited to Tekna variants; HT Auto and Autocar Professional report ₹85,999, while a CarWale detail line lists ₹84,999.
  • The government-approved kits carry a third-party warranty of 3 years or 1,00,000 km, in addition to the vehicles’ standard product warranty.
  • Availability can vary by city and stock, so the exact trim, installer and written offer terms need to be checked before booking.

What Nissan’s CNG offer includes

Reports published on 3, 4 and 5 Nov 2026 describe a limited-period Nissan festive offer that waives the retrofitment charge on selected versions of the Magnite compact SUV and Gravite seven-seat MPV. The offer is a conversion benefit attached to an eligible vehicle purchase; it should not be read as a new, universally available factory-fitted CNG variant or as a change to CNG prices at the pump.

The main financial difference is upfront. A buyer who qualifies for the Magnite offer does not pay the reported ₹74,999 kit value, while an eligible Gravite buyer receives a benefit reported at up to ₹85,999. The kit itself is separate from the fuel bill that follows. To compare the fuel cost in your city, check the CNG prices across Indian cities before treating the offer as a running-cost saving.

Eligibility and reported values

ModelEligibility reportedKit value or offer detail
Nissan MagniteEligible non-turbo variants; reports exclude Visia MT, Visia EZ-SHIFT/AMT and Visia+ MT₹74,999 retrofitment waived
Nissan GraviteTekna variants₹85,999 in HT Auto and Autocar Professional; ₹84,999 in a CarWale detail line
Offer windowEligible new-vehicle purchasesRuns through 16 Nov 2026, subject to conditions

Why the Gravite figure needs checking

The sources do not show one perfectly consistent Gravite kit value. HT Auto and Autocar Professional put the value at ₹85,999, but CarWale’s report lists ₹84,999 in its detailed paragraph. Because the difference is part of the headline benefit, the safer reading is that ₹85,999 is the widely reported figure, not a substitute for a written quotation from the authorised sales or fitment channel.

There is a smaller naming difference in the Magnite exclusions: one report calls the automatic trim Visia AMT, while another uses Nissan’s EZ-SHIFT label. That is a reason to ask for the exact variant code on the booking document rather than relying only on a trim-family name.

What it means for a CNG buyer’s cost

Removing the retrofitment charge changes the initial purchase calculation, but it does not guarantee that every owner will save the same amount over time. The total outcome depends on local petrol and CNG prices, monthly kilometres, real-world fuel consumption, service costs, insurance terms and whether the vehicle is used often enough to recover the conversion value.

For a practical comparison, enter your expected distance and mileage in the fuel-cost calculator, then compare that estimate with the latest prices on the live fuel-price page. Keep the estimate separate from the promotional benefit: the free kit reduces an upfront charge, while fuel-cost differences accrue only when the car is actually driven.

The Gravite’s reported twin-cylinder layout uses two 25-litre cylinders and is intended to preserve its seven-seat arrangement. That is relevant for family users because the value of the offer is not only the waived kit price; usable seating and luggage space also affect whether the CNG setup fits the planned trips. Nissan’s official Gravite material describes the model as a seven-seater, while the current offer reports identify the Tekna trims as eligible.

What to check before booking

  • Exact trim: Get written confirmation that the selected Magnite or Gravite variant qualifies, including the manual or automatic version where applicable.
  • Offer value: Ask whether the quotation uses ₹85,999 or ₹84,999 for the Gravite kit and whether the benefit is shown as a zero-charge retrofitment or another promotional adjustment.
  • Fitment and warranty: Confirm the authorised installation location, the third-party warranty provider and the 3-year/1,00,000-km warranty terms.
  • City availability: The reports say stock and benefits may vary by city. Confirm that a suitable fitment centre is available before finalising the vehicle.
  • Paperwork: Ask how the retrofitment is recorded in the vehicle, service and warranty documents, and retain the written terms with the purchase file.

What changes next

The reported offer runs only through 16 Nov 2026, and the sources do not confirm an extension. The reports describe it for customers purchasing eligible new vehicles during the offer period; existing Magnite or Gravite owners should not assume that the same waiver applies to a later retrofitment without separate confirmation.

For buyers who are already comparing CNG with petrol, the immediate takeaway is simple: the limited-period offer changes the upfront arithmetic, but the final decision still depends on the exact trim, local fuel prices and the quality of the approved installation. Keep the promotional value, warranty and running-cost estimate as three separate checks.

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