Nissan Motor India and Avis India Form Leasing and Subscription Partnership
The deal makes Nissan Magnite and Gravite available on flexible corporate plans, with monthly rentals starting at ₹9,399 and tenures up to 60 months.
Nissan Motor India Private Limited (NMIPL) and Avis India have announced a strategic partnership to offer integrated leasing and subscription-based mobility solutions to corporate customers across India. The collaboration is designed to address rising enterprise demand for flexible, asset-light vehicle ownership models.
Under the arrangement, corporate clients will gain access to the Nissan Magnite and the All-New Nissan GRAVITE through structured lease plans covering tenures of up to 60 months and usage of up to 50,000 kilometres. Monthly rentals begin at ₹9,399 for select variants, with GST and additional terms applicable.
Avis India will oversee the full lease lifecycle under the partnership, handling vehicle procurement, registration, insurance, maintenance, and end-of-term services. The companies say the model is intended to give enterprises predictable cost structures while removing the capital burden associated with fleet ownership.
The announcement comes as leasing and subscription models gain traction among Indian enterprises seeking to manage vehicle fleets without the administrative complexity of direct ownership. Nissan Motor India currently retails the Magnite and the newly launched Gravite, and has recorded cumulative vehicle exports of 1.2 million units as of 2025.
Avis India, a provider of chauffeur-driven rental and mobility solutions, operates across major Indian cities with a fleet spanning economy sedans to luxury vehicles. The company positions itself as a managed-service partner for corporate and leisure travel requirements.
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23 Apr 2026
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