All-New Nissan Patrol 2027: More Power, More Tech

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11 August 2026

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For over 75 years, the Nissan Patrol has been trusted for its capability, reliability, and durability, going where few other vehicles can. Indeed, perfect for the Kiwi lifestyle, whether it’s the worksite, outdoors, or a family road trip, it has earned a reputation as one of the toughest, most dependable 4x4s on the market.

Now, more powerful, more refined, more capable than ever. Customers can now register their interest, with the all-new Nissan Patrol arriving in New Zealand in early 2027 at Armstrong’s Nissan.

Built to go further

A new era for the Nissan Patrol, across the powertrain, chassis and in-cabin technology. As a result, it’s stronger for towing, sharper off-road, and ready for whatever your lifestyle demands.

Powered by an all-new 3.5-litre twin-turbo V6 petrol engine, drawing on Nissan’s GT-R engineering heritage. The heart of the new Nissan Patrol’s performance step up.
Producing 317kW and 700 Nm – 19kW more power and 140 Nm more torque than its predecessor.
Paired with a new nine-speed automatic transmission for sharper, more responsive performance.
Peak torque arrives earlier in the rev range, for stronger performance when it counts.
A scavenger oil pump, borrowed from GT-R technology, maintains consistent engine lubrication over steep inclines and extreme off-camber terrain.

Adaptive air suspension

Available for the first time on select grades of the all-new Patrol. It is paired with Nissan’s new Intelligent Dynamic Damping (e-Damper) technology.

Automatically raises or lowers ride height to suit the terrain.
Off-Road Mode lifts the vehicle for improved approach, breakover and departure angles.
Lowers automatically in Park for easier entry, exit and loading, and adjusts with speed on the open road to support comfort and efficiency.

A cabin built for the long haul

Comfort and in-cabin technology have not been forgotten with segment firsts and a range of features designed to elevate every journey.

Biometric Cooling is a Nissan Patrol and segment first. It reads passenger temperatures on entry and automatically sets the cabin climate for the journey ahead.
‘Zero-gravity’ massage seats bring a new level of comfort to the Patrol Y63, with massage functionality available up front for the first time.
First and second-row zero-gravity seating supports posture and comfort on longer journeys.
The all-new Monolith display, bringing infotainment, navigation and vehicle information together with dual 14.3-inch screens.
A Head-Up Display features on Patrol for the first time, projecting key information into the driver’s line of sight.
A 12-speaker Klipsch premium audio system, developed with Panasonic Automotive through a 12-channel, 600-watt amplifier, delivers sound with the depth and impact of a live performance.

Register your interest today

Full New Zealand specifications and Nissan Patrol pricing will be announced closer to launch.

In the meantime, registering your interest now means you’re among the first to know as more details are announced. Register your interest online with Armstrong’s Nissan Auckland or Armstrong’s Nissan Lower Hutt to know more.

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All new Nissan Patrol, more powerful, more refined

Adaptive air suspension

A cabin built for the long haul

Register your interest today