Kolkata, Feb 3 (Reporter) The New Nissan Magnite, the B-SUV launched by Nissan Motor India in October 2024 with a bold road presence and premium features, is now making its way to customers in global Left-Hand Drive (LHD) markets. Nissan Motor India flagged off the first shipment of close to 2,900 units of the LHD variant of the New Nissan Magnite from Chennai from the Kamarajar Port (KPL - Ennore), India in late January 2025 to select markets in the LATAM region. " This underscores Nissan’s ‘One Car One World’ strategy and highlights Nissan Motor India’s commitment towards expanding its global footprint and transforming India into a global hub for exports," the auto major said on Monday. In February 2025, the auto major will export over 7,100 units of the New Nissan Magnite in the second wave in February 2025 to markets in the Middle East, North Africa, select markets in LATAM & Asia Pacific region. By the end of February, the company will have exported a total of over 10,000 units. “Nissan Motor India has been diligently working towards expanding its operations and reach, not just within the domestic market but also focusing on exports. In line with our export plans announced last year, we are delighted to begin exports of the New Nissan Magnite to Left-Hand Drive (LHD) markets. This is a significant achievement, and we look forward to serving new customers in these regions. The four-wheeler has been the cornerstone of our success in both India and global markets, and we are confident that this India-made vehicle will drive our export growth further,” divisional vice-president of AMIEO Region Business Transformation & president of Nissan India Operations Frank Torres said. “The commencement of exports of the Left-Hand Drive New Nissan Magnite is a proud moment for us, as it aligns with our ‘One Car, One World’ philosophy. The Magnite showcases the best of Japanese engineering combined with local expertise. It reinforces our ‘Make in India, Make for the World’ vision, delivering world-class innovation, safety, and value to customers globally. This also highlights India’s increasing importance as a key manufacturing and export hub for Nissan. Nissan remains committed to its operations in India, as well as to our dealers, partners, and customers. We are on track with the plans we laid out during the launches of the 4th Generation Nissan X-TRAIL and New Nissan Magnite last year.” company managing director Saurabh Vatsa said...////...