Nissan’s October 2026 offers are strongest on the Magnite, where select turbo-petrol variants carry benefits of up to Rs 1.06 lakh. The newer Tekton gets up to Rs 88,000 on eligible versions, while the Gravite can go up to Rs 55,000. The headline amounts combine cash or accessory support, special October bonuses and exchange incentives, so the actual saving depends heavily on eligibility.
The Magnite remains the easiest Nissan to buy on price, starting at Rs 5.68 lakh ex-showroom. The Gravite starts around Rs 5.73 lakh on Nissan’s current price list, while the Tekton ranges from Rs 10.49 lakh to Rs 18.59 lakh. That means the October schemes cover all three of Nissan’s locally sold mass-market products, but not equally.
All Magnite Turbo MT variants get Rs 11,000 in cash or accessory support, a Rs 15,000 October special offer, up to Rs 35,000 exchange bonus on other brands and up to Rs 55,000 when exchanging an eligible Nissan or Renault. A further Rs 5,000 corporate or POI benefit takes the theoretical maximum to Rs 1.06 lakh.
Turbo CVT N-Connecta, Kuro, Tekna and Tekna+ variants get the same Rs 1.06 lakh maximum package. The Acenta Turbo CVT is slightly lower at Rs 1.01 lakh because its cash or accessory support is Rs 6,000 instead of Rs 11,000.
Naturally aspirated Magnites also get useful schemes. Acenta, N-Connecta and Kuro manual or EZ-Shift versions go up to Rs 1 lakh, while Tekna and Tekna+ versions reach Rs 1.05 lakh. The entry Visia and Visia+ manual variants get a much smaller package of about Rs 42,000.
The Tekton’s strongest benefit comes from its exchange programme. Eligible buyers replacing an existing Nissan, Datsun or Renault can get as much as Rs 70,000, while an exchange from another brand can attract up to Rs 50,000.
The T160 MT Tekna adds Rs 27,000 in cash or accessory support and an Rs 18,000 October bonus. The T280 Tekna MT and DCT get Rs 22,000 support plus the same Rs 18,000 special bonus. Depending on how the benefits combine, maximum support reaches about Rs 88,000 on these variants. The base T160 MT Visia gets no consumer benefit.
That is worth putting against the Tekton’s price spread. The 1.0-litre turbo range starts at Rs 10.49 lakh, while the 1.3-litre turbo versions run up to Rs 18.59 lakh. An Rs 88,000 scheme is meaningful, but only if the buyer qualifies for the higher exchange component.
The Gravite has the simplest offer structure. The base Visia manual gets no cash or exchange scheme. Other manual variants get Rs 10,000 in cash or accessory support plus up to Rs 30,000 exchange benefit for an eligible Nissan, Datsun or Renault, or Rs 20,000 for another brand.
EZ-Shift variants add a further Rs 15,000 October special offer, taking the maximum package to Rs 55,000 when the higher exchange benefit applies. This makes the automatic versions the most heavily supported Gravites this month.