One of the most important factors when choosing a car should be the level of safety on offer. The Magnite now aims to fulfill this requirement with its enhanced safety kit as comared to the older model. The SUV now comes fitted with six airbags as standard. 

In addition to this, it also gets a hill-hold assist feature which proves to be pretty useful when you're driving on steeper slopes or hilly regions. For manouvering the car at slower speeds and assistance while parking the Magnite now also gets front as well as rear parking sensors and a 360-degree camera is also part of the kit. A new tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS) is also included on the vehicle to ensure that the tyres have adequate pressure at all times. The addition of an auto-dimming inside-rear view mirror also proves to be very helpful at night.

Previously, there were five variants on offer for the SUV which included- XE, XL, XV, XV Premium and a SV Kuro Edition as well.

However, this time the Japanese carmaker isn't calling them by these names. Instead, the Magnite now gets the same five variant but with new names, these include- Visia, Visia+, Acenta, N-Connecta, Tekna and Tekna+.

Not to forget, the redesigned 16-inch alloy wheels that are offered in a black and chrome dual-tone finish.

On the inside the SUV gets the same dashboard, with the same infotainment display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and the same layout. The only change that is seen is that of the colour scheme which is now in a shade that Nissan is calling ‘Sunset Orange’. There is a leatherette finish on offer and a wireless phone charger is also offered in the cabin of the Magnite.

A rather tiny update but worth a mention is that the 7-inch driver's display now features updated graphics and animations. Other than that there is ambient lighting offered with multiple changeable colours and automatic climate control functionality.