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Create a stir in the powerful Magnite

Nissan has poured resources into improving and refining the 1.0-litre turbocharged motor.

With industry-leading technology and a seamless driving experience wrapped up in a head-turning design, the new Nissan Magnite is causing a stir in the compact SUV market – its versatility ticking all the boxes of what South African drivers expect from their cars.

Furthermore, Nissan’s customer-centric mindset is defining a new mobility future for customers through virtual showroom experiences, with easy access to effective financial planning tools and a whole lot more to relieve financial pressure – a welcome benefit for those seeking a full-scale experience during and even after purchase.

Nissan has poured time and resources into improving and refining the Magnite’s 1.0-litre turbocharged motor, which borrows technology from the Japanese carmaker’s world-class GT-R sports car, to deliver effortless acceleration and fuel efficiency. The engine puts out a dynamic 74kW of power.

With escalating fuel prices, drivers justifiably want more kilometres for their buck. The Magnite’s three-cylinder engine is as frugal as it is powerful, with an average fuel consumption of only 5.2l/100km on the manual transmission and 6.0l/100km on CVT gearbox.

Visually, the Magnite is a showstopper; its dominating front grille and signature tail lamps being centerpieces to the distinctive curves and edges which shape the rest of the vehicle. Nissan has also introduced first-in-segment L-shaped daylight running lamps to the Magnite, adding to its bold and aggressive appearance.

The ergonomic cockpit is designed around the driver, with Nissan’s 8-inch touch-operated infotainment system being the mantelpiece of the slick interior. Above offering seamless connectivity through wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, – the carmaker’s state-of-the-art integrated audio, navigation, and communication system – puts the heart and soul of the Magnite at the driver’s fingertips.

Passengers will welcome the additional leg space synonymous with a crossover and the 336 litres of boot space means no more skimping on the extra holiday luggage.

The Magnite is feature-packed on the inside and out, with intelligent driver aids and advanced technologies one would usually expect from a manufacturer’s flagship vehicle.

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Fundiswa Mzobe

Fundiswa Mzobe works as a journalist covering various beats. She started her Caxton career with Ugu Eyethu more than 10 years ago, then went on to work as a digital assistant on the Herald website. She has now progressed to being an out-and-out reporter, with a particular focus on council, crime and political issues. Before that she worked as a radio journalist for a short period of time.
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