The production of the model in the Y62 body continues, although a new version of Y63 debuted six months ago. Now Nissan has shown the updated Patrol of the outgoing generation: the SUV is intended for Australia! Modernization has touched multimedias systems: a 12.3-inch touchscreen, a new instrument shield with a seven-inch screen, was added, and the equipment was expanded. The main thing is that the atmospheric V8 with a volume of 5.6 liters is preserved under the hood.
The story of Nissan Patrol
The Nissan Patrol Y63 switched to six -cylinder engines with a boost of and without. However, in Australia, classic “atmosphericians” are in demand and so far correspond to the plants, so the Y62 SUV remains in the ranks. The interior was adjusted by analogy with the North American Armada five years ago.
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A large -format touchscreen has been added, the media system has gained navigation and wireless support for gadgets by Apple Carplay/Android Auto protocols. Wireless charging, circular review cameras, an audio system of Bose with 13 speakers, cooled boxing, and the off -road version of Warrior also have a footboard. The technique is the same: V8 develops 406 hp. and 560 nm, combined with a 7-speed automatic and all-wheel drive.
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The updated Nissan Patrol Y62 costs in Australia from 58 thousand US dollars in equivalent. For comparison, the basic Land Cruiser 300 in the region will pull 69 thousand US dollars, and the top Land Cruiser Prado 250 will cost 64 thousand US dollars.
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