Nissan Gravite is shaping up as an India-focused 7-seater car, designed specially for Indian roads and families. Recently, I read a detailed article on [a]www.dnpindia.in%2C[/a] and it clearly shows Nissan’s fresh approach toward the affordable 7-seater segment. The key highlight is its locally developed CMF-A platform, which has been reworked to handle rough roads, heavy traffic, long highway drives, and diverse weather conditions in India.
Unlike global platforms used without changes, this India-specific engineering helps improve comfort, durability, and fuel efficiency. The lightweight CMF-A architecture also allows better interior space, especially for third-row passengers, making it suitable for joint families and long trips.
Nissan Gravite aims to balance space, mileage, and affordability—something buyers often have to compromise on in this segment. The design looks modern, while the interior focuses on practicality with useful features like smart infotainment, climate control, ergonomic seating, and smart storage.
If Nissan prices Gravite competitively and delivers strong after-sales support, it could become a game changer in the affordable 7-seater market. For more auto updates and car launch news, www.dnpindia.in is worth checking regularly.



