Gurugram — While most carmakers are busy giving you two or three years of warranty and a polite smile, Nissan India just dropped a bombshell for the B-SUV segment: a first-of-its-kind 10-Year Extended Warranty Plan for the new GNCAP 5-star-rated Nissan Magnite. Translation? You can now keep your Magnite’s protection alive longer than some friendships — at just ₹12 a day or ₹0.22 per km.
This isn’t just an extended warranty; it’s Nissan’s way of saying, “Go ahead, rack up two lakh kilometres, we’ve got your back.” The plan starts with the standard 3-year coverage and can stretch all the way to a 3+7-year combo — a segment first. Options include 3+4, 3+3, 3+2, and even a “because-life-happens” 3+1, letting customers tailor protection to their own driving ambitions.
And it’s not just for the everyday wear-and-tear. The coverage goes full-throttle with comprehensive protection for seven years, and then engine and transmission cover for the 8th, 9th, and 10th year. That’s basically Nissan saying, “We’re confident your car will age like fine wine — and we’ll still be here to uncork it.”
The deal is exclusively for the new Nissan Magnite launched in October 2024 — the one that recently earned a perfect 5-star Adult Occupant Protection score from Global NCAP. Built on the enhanced CMF-A+ platform and loaded with over 40 standard safety features (from 6 airbags to tyre pressure monitoring), the Magnite is officially one of the safest compact SUVs in India… and now, one of the most future-proof.
Saurabh Vatsa, MD of Nissan Motor India, summed it up with a promise:
“We want our customers to focus on creating memorable journeys while we take care of the rest.”
With cashless repairs at any Nissan-authorised service centre, no cap on claim value, genuine Nissan parts, and even the option to roll this into your car loan via Nissan Finance, the Magnite’s 10-Year Extended Warranty isn’t just a product — it’s a decade-long relationship.
Because let’s face it — in a world where most things aren’t built to last, Nissan just made your SUV a long-term commitment. And for once, that’s a good thing.
