In a surprising move that’s set to enthrall its customer base, Nissan has unveiled the Magnite Kuro Edition in India. Adding to the spate of special edition cars gracing the Indian market, the Kuro (Japanese for “black”) Edition offers a distinctive twist on the popular Magnite SUV.

The Dark Enigma: Magnite Kuro Edition

Derived from the word ‘Kuro’, meaning black in Japanese, this edition promises a dramatic design overhaul that aligns with its name. Here’s a breakdown of the blacked-out elements that differentiate the Kuro Edition:

 

• Exterior Treatments: A glossy black grille, smoky black alloy wheels, and darkened tail lamps

 

• Emblems & Badging: All the badges and emblems, including the Nissan logo, are rendered in a striking black, along with a special ‘Kuro’ insignia

 

• Interior Touches: The interiors get a similar treatment with black seat upholstery, blackened dashboard elements, and

 

The Kuro Edition is based on the Magnite’s top-end XV Premium variant, ensuring that customers get both aesthetics and feature-packed performance.

Magnite Gets AMT

Not just resting on aesthetics, Nissan has also introduced the AMT (Automated Manual Transmission) variant for its Magnite. This AMT option will be available with the 1.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine. Specifically, the AMT is set to be offered in the XV and XV Premium variants of the Magnite.

Final Thoughts

The introduction of the Magnite Kuro Edition showcases Nissan’s commitment to keeping the model fresh and appealing to its customer base. The AMT, on the other hand, is a strategic move that addresses the increasing demand for affordable automatic transmissions in urban settings.

Bookings for the Kuro Edition are now underway for Rs 11,000. The price details are yet to be unveiled, but given Nissan’s history, we anticipate competitive pricing. With these new offerings, the Magnite is poised to further solidify its position in the burgeoning sub-compact SUV segment.