Bring home Nissan Magnite and Gravite at a subscription of just ₹ 9,399/month

Japanese car manufacturer Nissan Motor India has launched new leasing and subscription plans for its popular cars Nissan Magnite and Nissan Gravite in the Indian market. The company has partnered with Avis India for this, whose objective is to provide more flexible mobility options to customers (especially the corporate sector).

This new initiative has been launched keeping in mind the rapidly increasing demand for asset light mobility in India. Now instead of buying the vehicles, companies will get the option to take them on lease or subscription model, which will reduce the upfront cost and also simplify the operational expenses.

What is the plan?

Under these plans, customers can avail the entire lineup of Nissan, especially the Magnite and the new Gravite with flexible tenure. The company has given a maximum tenure of up to 60 months and a usage limit of up to 50,000 kilometers, which has been designed according to corporate use.

Cost of subscription plan

Talking about the price, the starting price of the subscription plan has been kept at around ₹ 9,399 per month (tax extra). This price makes it attractive even for small and mid-level businesses. A major feature of this partnership is that Avis India will manage the entire leasing lifecycle. This includes vehicle procurement, registration, insurance, maintenance and end of term service. This will provide companies with a hassle-free experience and they will not have to worry about fleet management.

What did the company say?

According to Nissan, this step is part of the company's customer centric strategy, through which it wants to strengthen its hold in the Indian market. At the same time, Avis India says that this partnership will help in creating scalable and structured mobility solutions for enterprise clients.

Overall, these leasing and subscription plans launched for Magnite and Gravit are a big step towards changing the ownership model in the Indian auto industry, where customers will now be able to use the vehicle without even purchasing it.