Nissan has confirmed that the new Patrol will be unveiled on September 4th . The upcoming model, likely to be designated Y63, will succeed the current Y62.
Design Overview
The new Patrol’s design, derived from spy shots and rendered images, merges its rugged heritage with a more contemporary look.
The SUV boasts a split headlight configuration, a prominent grille with the Nissan emblem, and a blend of Infiniti-inspired style with the toughness characteristic of the Patrol.
Design highlights include side steps, an air vent, roof rails, and privacy-tinted windows. The rear is anticipated to feature a continuous LED light bar with the Nissan logo and exhaust pipes positioned at the bottom.
This refreshed design suggests a premium feel, potentially increasing the price by 10-20% over the current model.
Engine Specifications
The new Patrol will forgo the previous V8 engine in favor of a 3.5-liter twin-turbocharged petrol V6.
The new engine is expected to deliver 336 kW of power and nearly 700 Nm of torque, representing a significant upgrade from the existing 5.6-liter V8. It will also surpass the power of the Land Cruiser’s diesel V6 by approximately 109 kW.
This change addresses recent issues faced by Toyota with their turbocharged V6 engines.
| Specification | New Patrol (3.5L Twin-Turbo V6) | Patrol (5.6L V8) |
| Power | 336kw | 298 |
| Torque | 700 | 560 |
| Engine Type | Petrol V6 (Twin-Turbocharged) | Petrol V8 |
| Wheels Driven | All-Wheel Drive (AWD) | All-Wheel Drive (AWD) |
| Differential Lock | Likely includes lockable differentials | Rear differential lock |
Interior and Off-Road Capabilities
The interior of the new Patrol is projected to receive a major upgrade, moving away from the outdated design of the current model.
Anticipated improvements include a new infotainment system and an enhanced sound system. The Patrol will likely feature advanced off-road capabilities such as lockable differentials and a range of drive modes.
Testing in the Middle East indicates strong off-road performance and a possible towing capacity of three and a half tons.
Pricing
2025 Patrol is expected to be competitively priced within its segment, offering a good balance of luxury, performance, and off-road capability.
Exact pricing details have not been confirmed yet.
It will likely be launched first in markets where the Patrol has a strong following, such as the Middle East, Australia, and selected parts of Asia and Africa.
| Car Model | Price ($ USD) | Price (AED) |
| Nissan Patrol 2025 | $85,000 | AED 312,000 |
* Prices are approximate and depend on the vehicle’s condition, mileage, and features. Regional differences may affect pricing due to taxes and import duties.
Final Thoughts
The new Patrol is expected to skip air suspension in favor of a more traditional or hydraulic system, given the complexity and reliability issues associated with air suspension.
The reveal on September 4 is eagerly awaited, and more details will be available after the announcement.
