Nissan Magnite Prices Surge by Up to EGP 32,000 in Egypt

Nissan Egypt has announced a price hike for the locally manufactured Nissan Magnite in the Egyptian market, with increases ranging from EGP 12,000 to EGP 32,000. The move follows the end of the introductory promotional offer that was available at launch. The numbers are clear.

Nissan Magnite Prices After the Increase

The base Visia trim now costs EGP 820,000, up from EGP 788,000 — a jump of EGP 32,000. The Acenta trim rises to EGP 860,000 from EGP 848,000, an increase of EGP 12,000. The Tekna trim reaches EGP 880,000 instead of EGP 868,000. The top-spec Tekna+ is now EGP 900,000, up from EGP 888,000. The increases vary across trims.

Nissan Magnite Technical Specifications

The Nissan Magnite is powered by a 1.0-liter turbocharged three-cylinder petrol engine producing 100 hp and 152 Nm of torque, paired with a 36-liter fuel tank and a fuel consumption rate of 6.3 liters per 100 km. It features a CVT automatic transmission, MacPherson front suspension, and rear suspension with twin-tube telescopic shock absorbers. Is that enough to compete in its segment?

Dimensions and Weight

The kerb weight stands at 1,103 kg, with a gross weight of 1,486 kg. The car measures 3,999 mm in length, 1,758 mm in width, and 1,572 mm in height. It has a wheelbase of 2,500 mm, ground clearance of 205 mm. A maximum roof load of 50 kg. Ideal city dimensions.

Exterior Features

Nissan Magnite comes with 16-inch wheels and a full-size spare tire, body-colored front and rear bumpers, electrically adjustable side mirrors, and chrome door handles. The base Visia gets halogen headlights, while other trims feature LED headlights with manual leveling and LED daytime running lights. The boot capacity is 336 liters, expanding to 690 liters with the rear seats folded. It also includes a rear windshield. Practical features.

Why is Nissan raising Magnite prices now? The company explained that the increase follows the end of the introductory promotional offer, a common move after any new model launch. But will the Egyptian market accept this hike? Competition in the compact car segment is fierce. The coming days will reveal demand at the new prices. For comparison, check Nissan prices in the used market.