Nissan Magnite, Gravite Free CNG Kit Offer (Nov 2026)

Nissan Motor India is giving a government-approved CNG retrofit kit at no extra cost on selected variants of the Magnite and the Gravite, according to Autocar India and Rushlane on 4 November 2026. The offer runs until 16 November 2026. Without the offer, the kit is priced at Rs 74,999 for the Magnite and Rs 85,999 for the Gravite. This article is accurate as of 4 November 2026.

The offer in brief

• What you get: the CNG retrofit kit fitted free on eligible variants.
• Closing date: 16 November 2026. Autocar India says the scheme runs until that date; Rushlane says bookings must be made before it.
• Kit warranty: a third-party warranty of 3 years or 1,00,000 km, whichever comes first, on top of the standard vehicle warranty (both outlets).
• Local terms: Autocar India quotes the fine print that benefits may vary by city and depend on stock.

Eligible variants

Both outlets agree that only non-turbo versions qualify, because the CNG kit works with the 1.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine. They differ slightly on which entry variants are left out.

• Magnite: all non-turbo variants except the base Visia manual and the Visia+ manual. Autocar India also excludes the Visia AMT; Rushlane lists the Visia EZ-Shift instead. These are the same automated manual version under two names, but we have not confirmed that, so check the exact variant with a dealer.
• Gravite: the Tekna trim only.

Kit details and prices

Rushlane's opening lines swap the two kit prices, but later sections of the same article and Autocar India both give the figures below, which also match the article's closing numbers of about Rs 75,000 and Rs 86,000.

• Magnite kit: normally Rs 74,999. Single cylinder in the boot (Rushlane).
• Gravite kit: normally Rs 85,999. Two 25-litre cylinders, which Rushlane says keep the third row of seats usable.
• Engine: 1.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol, with a 5-speed manual or 5-speed AMT. Autocar India gives about 63 hp and 72 Nm on CNG.
• Claimed CNG mileage: 19.3 km/kg for the Gravite (Autocar India). Nissan had not disclosed a figure for the Magnite in that report.

Prices of the cars (ex-showroom)

• Gravite Tekna: Rs 8.08 lakh to Rs 9.09 lakh (Autocar India).
• Magnite non-turbo, Acenta manual and above: Rs 6.87 lakh to Rs 9.31 lakh (Autocar India).

A retrofit kit is fitted to a petrol car after it is built, which is different from a factory-fitted CNG model. Nissan describes its kits as government-approved. The petrol tank stays, so the car can run on either fuel.

Alternative benefits

Autocar India reports that buyers who do not take the kit can choose other benefits instead: up to Rs 1 lakh plus a gold coin on the Magnite, and up to Rs 55,000 plus a gold coin on the Gravite. Rushlane says Nissan has announced no other festive benefits for these models. The two reports therefore differ on this point.

What is still unknown

• The exact variant names excluded from the Magnite offer.
• City-by-city availability.
• Whether Nissan will extend the offer after 16 November.

Reading the offer carefully

The word free applies to the kit, not to the car. The cars keep their usual ex-showroom prices, and the kit value shown above is simply what Nissan would otherwise charge for it. A buyer who books before the closing date and picks an eligible variant gets the kit without that charge, while a buyer who books later pays the normal kit price. Because the two reports disagree on some details, such as the alternative cash benefits and the excluded Magnite variant names, the dealer's written offer letter is the document that settles what applies to a specific booking.

This is general information about a manufacturer's promotion, not buying advice. Fuel prices, running costs and boot space change with the kit, so compare using Nissan's own figures.

Sources

• Nissan Magnite, Gravite get free CNG kit for Diwali 2026, Autocar India
• Nissan Magnite, Gravite free CNG kits worth up to Rs 86k festive offer, Rushlane
• Latest news, Nissan India

Image credits: Cover photo: Nissan Magnite 01 by Ganesh Mohan T, CC BY-SA 4.0. Pictures from Wikimedia Commons.