Is the additional cost for CVT over the AMT worth it for the Nissan Magnite?

Nissan Magnite is available with AMT and CVT transmission options, but the CVT is costlier. This dilemma especially confronts many budget buyers or those that are new to driving. The AMT is cheaper, but for jerky shifts, and the CVT is smoother, but at a higher cost. Driving comfort, fuel efficiency, and long term reliability are the factors at play. The price difference is justified, they say, by the CVT giving a superior driving experience, while others feel the AMT is adequate for city purposes. The debate doesn't end here, and the way these transmissions impact the car's overall driving dynamics (especially) in combination with its varying engine options, is also widely discussed.