New Nissan Patrol priced from $120,990 ahead of early 2027 arrival

The all-new Nissan Patrol will start at $120,990 plus on-road costs when it reaches New Zealand in early 2027. Nissan has opened orders for the Y63 generation and confirmed a four-grade line-up, including the off-road-focused PRO-4X.

The range opens with the Ti at $120,990. The Ti-L costs $136,490, the PRO-4X is $145,990 and the range-topping Ti-L Reserve is $150,490, all before ORC. Nissan says the first customer deliveries are due early next year.

Every grade uses a 3.5-litre twin-turbo V6 producing 317kW and 700Nm, paired with a nine-speed automatic transmission and full-time four-wheel drive. The SUV has a braked towing rating of up to 3,700kg, a locking rear differential and eight drive and terrain modes. The PRO-4X adds a more rugged specification and adaptive air suspension.

The Patrol seats up to eight across three rows. Nissan also highlights a large widescreen display, Klipsch audio on specified grades, and Google built-in with Google Gemini AI, which the company says is a first for Nissan in New Zealand. Grade equipment differs, and Nissan says a more detailed variant-by-variant feature breakdown will follow.

The new model brings the Patrol name into a more technology-focused generation while retaining a large petrol V6 and substantial towing capability. Buyers considering a deposit should confirm final equipment, delivery timing and the applicable on-road costs with a Nissan dealer.