Orders for the all-new Nissan Patrol Y63 will open later this month, with the model scheduled to arrive in Australian showrooms in the first quarter of 2027.
First introduced in Japan in 1951, the Patrol nameplate celebrates its 75th anniversary in 2026. The all-new Patrol builds on that 75-year foundation with a comprehensive step forward in performance, technology and comfort, introducing an extensive list of new features.
Engine and transmission
For the first time, the Patrol is powered by a 3.5-litre twin-turbo V6 petrol engine that builds on the brand’s renowned GT-R engineering expertise. The engine produces 317kW and 700Nm and is paired with a new nine-speed automatic transmission. The new powertrain delivers 19kW more power and 140Nm more torque than its predecessor. Importantly, peak torque is also available earlier in the rev range, delivering stronger performance in everyday driving, towing and off-road conditions. The Patrol’s 3.5-litre twin-turbo V6 also incorporates a scavenger oil pump to maintain consistent engine lubrication during extreme off-road driving.
Suspension
Select grades of the all-new Patrol will offer Adaptive Air Suspension for the first time. Paired with Nissan’s newly available Intelligent Dynamic Damping, the system enables the vehicle to raise or lower its ride height to suit the driving environment. In Off-Road Mode, Adaptive Air Suspension increases ride height to improve approach, breakover and departure angles. When the transmission is shifted into Park, the system can lower the vehicle making entry, exit and cargo loading easier. On the highway, Adaptive Air suspension automatically lowers at speeds above 90km/h and raises again at speeds below 70km/h to support fuel economy and aid cruising comfort.
Comfort and convenience
A Patrol and segment first, select grades feature Biometric Cooling, which intelligently monitors passengers’ temperatures upon entry and, when activated at vehicle ignition, automatically adjusts climate control settings. For the first time, select variants of the all-new Patrol feature massage functionality for front seats. Additionally, first and second-row passengers are treated to ‘zero-gravity’ seats, which ensure optimal posture and support enhanced comfort during long journeys. The all-new Patrol features a Monolith display that presents infotainment, navigation, vehicle and connectivity information. On select grades, the Monolith features dual 14.3-inch screens.
A Head-Up Display features on select grades of Patrol for the first time. Select variants of Patrol will be available with a 12-speaker Klipsch premium audio system, developed in collaboration with Panasonic Automotive. The sound system delivers rich, detailed audio through a 12-channel, 600-watt amplifier.
Register your interest
First customer deliveries are scheduled for the first quarter of 2027. Full Australian specifications, grade structure and pricing will be confirmed in subsequent announcements ahead of launch. Customers can register their expressions of interest now.
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