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Nissan debuts the Magnite Kuro edition

Nissan South Africa is introducing a stylish twist with the launch of the Magnite Kuro edition, where "Kuro" translates to black in Japanese. This special edition gives the Magnite a midnight makeover, featuring a black-themed exterior with elements like the roof, grille, roof rails, and 16-inch alloys in gunmetal black. While an all-black exterior is

Nissan debuts the Magnite Kuro edition

Nissan debuts the Magnite Kuro edition

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Nissan South Africa is introducing a stylish twist with the launch of the Magnite Kuro edition, where “Kuro” translates to black in Japanese. This special edition gives the Magnite a midnight makeover, featuring a black-themed exterior with elements like the roof, grille, roof rails, and 16-inch alloys in gunmetal black. While an all-black exterior is an option, the vehicle also comes in red, white, and silver hues.

Exclusively offered with the 1.0-litre turbopetrol engine, delivering 74kW and 160Nm, the Magnite Kuro comes in both a five-speed manual version priced at R323,200 and a CVT variant at R342,200. These editions carry a premium of around R10,000 over the Acenta models they are based on.

The interior of the Nissan Magnite Kuro / Image: Team BHP

Inside, the Magnite Kuro boasts an all-black interior and includes a wireless smartphone charging pad as an additional feature. Standard specifications align with the regular Magnite Acenta model, featuring an 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system, automatic climate control, push-button start, multi-function steering wheel, intelligent cruise control, traction control, dual front airbags, and ABS brakes.

Buyers of the Nissan Magnite Kuro can benefit from a three-year or 30,000km service plan and a six-year or 150,000km warranty.

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