Latest Nissan Patrol News

Order books are open for the first new Nissan Patrol in well over a decade, so should you hold off placing your order for the LandCruiser?

Petrol power will remain the sole offering for the new Y63 Nissan Patrol, despite arch-rival Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series adding a hybrid to its lineup amid record Australian hybrid sales.

Nissan Australia is considering a new Patrol Warrior to sit alongside the first Pro-4X version of its flagship off-roader.

Australian order books for the new-generation Y63 Nissan Patrol have opened, with prices rising by more than $15,000, though the entry-level model undercuts its Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series arch-rival.

An expanded Australian lineup for the next-generation Y63 Nissan Patrol has been confirmed after the company’s local configurator was briefly published online.

Factories producing models for Australia from three of Japan’s biggest brands are scheduled to reopen following a significant earthquake.

First Australian customer deliveries of the new twin-turbo V6-powered Y63 Nissan Patrol will take place early in 2027, with select grades featuring air suspension and massaging seats.

Several auto factories have halted operations after a major earthquake in southwest Japan; the impact on Australian vehicle supply remains unknown.

Your final chance to pick up a V8 Patrol has arrived, several months before the new twin-turbo V6-powered Y63 arrives here in late 2026.

The next-generation Y63 Patrol has been spotted towing a caravan in Melbourne as Nissan gears up for its local launch.

The Patrol has been given its third price rise in Australia since April last year, though it's not as big as last August's $5000 hike.

With rumours of a new partnership between Ford and Nissan, could there be a future LandCruiser competitor coming from the Blue Oval?

CarExpert has obtained exclusive images of the off-road variant of the new Nissan Patrol on Melbourne roads, a year before it launches here.

The new Y63 Nissan Patrol could come sooner than expected, if the local boss's negotiations with factory work in Australia's favour.

The lucky winner drives home from an epic outback treasure hunt in a brand-new Patrol Ti-L courtesy of Nissan Australia.

Nissan blames a range of factors including new emissions regulations for price increases across its Y62 Patrol lineup.