Nissan Magnite XV review

When it comes to driving on Indian roads, you will have to think if its the car's poor built quality or the potholes and just the bad roads. While driving the Magnite I get a sense that both the roads and the car could have been much better. The car looks larger than life from the outside till you get into the much disappointing interiors, cheap plastics that cracks every time, the thin and hard seats, the electronics that comes and goes. Nissan has overlooked the comfort of the car but what it has really looked into is the exterior, the car stands out in crowd and the performance of the CVT, when it hits wide open roads the car really performs, though there is a bit of body roll you can really enjoy the drive. But that is where everything comes to a stop, you will not really feel safe in the car, though the car looks big but I cant say that about the brakes, turning at good speed does not also give you that confidence. The suspension is on the harder side and it does not take the bad roads too well, there is always this metal hitting when you get over those potholes. This is a budget small family car and i guess we should not have too much expectations from it.