The Japanese company, which had once loosened its grip on the Indian automobile market, Nissan Now ready to make a comeback with a new energy. The company has revealed its ‘India Business Revival Strategy’, which is not only ambitious but can also pose a challenge to giants like Tata, Maruti and Hyundai.
Nissan has announced that in the next two years Three new SUVs Will launch. Not only this, the company is also going to expand its dealership network on a large scale. If you are planning to buy a new car, then these upcoming models of Nissan should definitely be on your list. Let us know what is this ‘masterplan’ of Nissan.
3 New SUVs: Which Cars Are Coming?
Nissan’s entire focus is now on Utility Vehicles (UVs). The company has confirmed that it will quadruple its portfolio by 2027. At present only in India Magnet And X-Trail Only available for sale.
1. Nissan Gravitas (January 2026)
will enter first Nissan Gravitywhich will be a 7-seater compact MPV. It may be based on Renault Triber but it will have Nissan’s premium touch.
- Launch: Unveiled in January 2026 and sales begin in March 2026.
- bump: From Maruti Ertiga and Renault Triber.
2. Nissan Tekton (February 2026)
This could be Nissan’s most important launch. Tekton There will be a 5-seater mid-size SUV that will directly challenge the Hyundai Creta and Maruti Grand Vitara.
- Launch: Global debut in February 2026.
- Features: It is likely to get Renault Duster platform and hybrid engine option.
3. New 7-seater SUV (2027)
In the year 2027, Nissan will bring another large 7-seater SUV, which will be based on Tecton but will come with more space and premium features. It will compete with Mahindra XUV700 and Tata Safari.
Expansion of dealer network: reach to every village
It is not enough to just make good vehicles, it is also important to deliver them to the customers. Nissan has understood this very well.
- Current Status: Currently, Nissan has around 150 touchpoints in India.
- Target: The company has extended it till financial year 2027. 250+ showrooms And the target has been set to make it a service centre.
- Benefit: With this, customers in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities will not have to worry about service and sales of Nissan cars.
Nissan’s journey in India (Factual Context)
Nissan Motor India (Nissan Motor India) was established in 2005. Initially the company had a good start with cars like Micra and Sunny, but later lagged behind in the SUV race. Launched in 2020 Magnet It gave life to the company and till now more than 2 lakh units have been sold. Now the company is fully prepared to regain its lost land.
Conclusion
This new strategy of Nissan shows its seriousness towards the Indian market. With three new SUVs and network expansion, Nissan has now moved out of ‘survival mode’ and into ‘growth mode’.
This is a good news for customers as they will now get even better options. It will be interesting to see whether Tecton and Gravit will be able to repeat the success of Magnite on Indian roads. If you’re thinking of buying a car in 2026, keep an eye on Nissan.
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