Nissan Gravite Breaks Cover: Interior Details Ahead of February Launch

Ahead of the official launch on February 17, 2026, Nissan has revealed more details about its sub-4-meter 7-seater MPV, the Gravite, particularly its interiors. The underlying theme is to provide a mix of modern technology and high practicality for daily commuters.

Also Read: Tata Punch EV Facelift Teases a Cleaner Face and Smarter Tech for 2026

Designed for Daily Duty, Not Just the Brochure

As shown in the latest teaser, the Nissan Gravite will feature an all-black cabin with contrasting beige door-panel inserts. Some reports also suggest a two-tone layout, though it may be limited to higher trims. The dashboard includes chrome inserts for an elevated look.

The teaser also shows a two-spoke steering wheel equipped with media and instrument cluster controls. Speaking of the cluster, the MPV could feature a 7-inch digital instrument cluster, alongside an 8-inch centrally-mounted infotainment touchscreen with wireless connectivity (for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay).

Also Read: Tesla Model Y Review: Minimalist By Design, Complex By Functionality

Flexible Seating Takes Center Stage

While the second row of the Nissan Gravite will feature sliding and reclining functions (to help passengers adjust legroom), the third row is now confirmed to be foldable (to increase cargo space). Reports also suggest that the third seats could be fully removable (for a van-like carrying space).

Among the key comfort and convenience features are dedicated AC vents for all three rows, automatic climate control, a cooled glovebox, and keyless entry with push-button start/stop. The car might also come with wireless phone charging and a 360-degree camera, but these are currently rumored features.

Also Read: 2025 MG ZS EV Review: Most Under-Rated Electric SUV?

Familiar Nissan Styling on the Outside

On the front, the Gravite will feature the signature V-Motion grille with a honeycomb mesh and a horizontal chrome slat. It is equipped with split-style LED daytime running lights (DRLs) and reshaped headlamps. The side and rear feature stainless steel roof rails, 15-inch dual-tone alloy wheels, and wraparound LED taillamps.

For now, the Gravite is expected to arrive with a 1.0L naturally aspirated petrol engine producing 72 PS and 96 Nm, paired with a 5-speed manual and a 5-speed AMT transmission. Nissan and Renault also offer a more powerful 1.0L turbocharged petrol engine, but it might not be available with the Gravite.

More details about the vehicle should surface on the internet prior to its launch.

Also Read: Nissan Gravite Launch Postponed To February 17, 2026: What To Expect From The Sub-4-Meter 7-Seater MPV?

You can follow Smartprix on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Google News. Visit smartprix.com for the latest tech and auto news, reviews, and guides.