Nissan Magnite comes with a 10-year extended warranty plan
This plan has been announced immediately after the success of the latest model scoring a 5-star rating on overall passenger safety rating on AOP (Adult Occupant Safety).
The plan offers 3 years of standard warranty, extendable through flexible plans of up to a 10 years ensuring a full decade of driving confidence and protection applicable for up to 10 years/2 lakh kms
at an affordable price of just 22 paise/Km or 12 INR/Day.
'With the launch of our 10-Year Extended Warranty Plan, we're going beyond the normal to offer a bold promise—a worry-free ownership for a decade. This initiative gives customers the freedom to enjoy their New Nissan Magnite without compromise, backed by Nissan's proven quality,
engineering and service excellence. We want our customers to focus on creating memorable journeys with the new Nissan Magnite, while we take care of the rest,' said Nissan Motor India MD Saurabh Vasta.
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