New 2021 Nissan Patrol Model, Price
New 2021 Nissan Patrol Model, Price – Nissan Patrol will most likely be unveiled in the Middle East overnight-the largest market-and it will be in Australia’s showrooms by the end of this year. Hopefully, there will still be only two models-IT and TI-L-when the car arrives in Australia.
However, they are likely to come with a full range of advanced safety aids, such as autonomous emergency braking with pedestrian detection, as well as blind zone warnings and rear cross warnings. Advanced Security packages are currently only available in TI-L and do not include pedestrian detection.
New 2021 Nissan Patrol Model, Price
New 2021 Nissan Patrol Model, Price
The 2021 Nissan patrol cabin gains a much larger Infotainment center display that now supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone mirroring connectivity.
Nissan claims there “significant deduction ” in the noise and vibration are transmitted into the cab, and the AC has been optimized to “increase airflow and faster cooling “.
The new designed headlights and tail-lights are distinguished by the new “Boomerang ” Signature LED accent, and help to identify patrols from afar at night.
While there is still no diesel option, the updated Patrol is expected to give another Nissan boost sales in Australia. The car 298kW/560Nm 5.6-liter V8 gasoline engine and seven-speed Auto remained unchanged.
Outside, the renewed Patrol maintains an upright, chiseled appearance. There is a new take on company-shaped V Grille that uses a broad, flat section at the bottom. The running lights have the same look but flip the shape on its side.
The designers combine the bottom edge of the fascia into the front end by pegged the uprights leading to the floodlights. Tweak it smaller on the back where Nissan installs a new backlight with a sequential turn signal.
2021 Nissan Patrol Horsepower
The 2021 patrol came standard with a 4.0-liter V6 making 275 horsepower (205 kilowatts) and 291 pound-feet (394 Newton-meter) of torque. Customers can upgrade to 5.6-liter V8 offering 400 HP (298 kW) and 413 lb-ft (560 Nm) torque. The V8 powered Model is available with Nissan’s Body Motion Control Adaptive Suspension system.
This generation of Nissan Patrol dropped to a slow start when it was launched in 2013, but has hit the sweet spot for two years, discovering an increasing number of buyers.
Sales so far this year by staggering 47 percent to 1356, while at the same time the Nissan brand overall dropped by 12 percent year-to-date. And it was behind a 37 percent increase in sales for the Nissan Patrol last year, with SUV managing 1259 sales in 2018 compared to 916 in 2017.
In other words, Nissan has gone from selling around 100 Patrols a month to about 165 per month in the last three years. Now that Toyota has discontinued the petrol V8 LandCruiser, Nissan Patrol almost has a sub-$100000 petrol V8 four-wheel-drive market for itself.
New 2021 Nissan Patrol Interior
The interior patrol looks more luxurious thanks to its touching as it is available diamond-stitched, leather-coated seats. Nissan also touts that the cabin is quieter than ever. Now there is a pair of views in the middle of the stack with the above map view and info like the HVAC at the bottom.
The system gets support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, too. The extended driver safety Suite includes intelligent emergency braking with pedestrian detection and a smart forward-looking collision notification system.
Nissan Patrol outsells Lexus LX by three-to-one. However, for each Nissan Patrol sale, Toyota sells seven Landcruiser.
Nevertheless, Patrol has a growing fan base. Each model at least $10,000 is cheaper than a LandCruiser equivalent, which the buyer justifies as capable of buying a lot of gasoline.
A 140-liter tank means that Nissan Patrol can travel more than 1000km between refills when not towing. Australia details for the 2021 Nissan Patrol are yet to be revealed but the price is likely going up.
2021 Nissan Patrol Cost
Nissan Patrol currently costs $72,880 plus on-the-road to IT and $89,880 for TI-L. It calculates out to about $80,000 Drive-away and $98,000 drives-go for each model respectively on the Nissan site, although CarAdvice has Notified the actual transaction price is much lower than this by buyers time mark on the dotted line.
But there are warning signs of rising prices can be on the road. The cost of the Nissan Patrol has crept up since July 2015, when the RRP was cut by up to $27,500 to $69,990 plus on-the-road to IT and $86,990 plus on-the-road to TI-L.
Nissan Australia does not offer any additional details on the new patrol, but CarAdvice has been told it will be here before the summer vacation.
Nissan has sold 1.9 million global vehicle patrol since 1951, compared to 10 million Toyota Landcruiser since 1954, but still has a loyal fan base.
