The New 2025 Nissan Patrol Launched in Abu Dhabi

SAUDI ARABIA : The new seventh-generation Nissan Patrol has made its much-awaited global debut today in Abu Dhabi, marking a significant development in the legacy of the brand. Known for its rugged capabilities and luxurious features, the Nissan Patrol has been a favorite among SUV enthusiasts for decades. 

How much does the New 2025 Nissan Patrol cost?

The starting price of the New 2025 Nissan Patrol in Saudi Arabia is SAR 245,141 - 388,200 . The new 2025 model presents automotive enthusiasts with a fresh design, a more powerful engine, and lots of advanced technologies. 

Now, let’s take a look at the overview of this car.

Launch Date	November 2024
Engine	3.5-liter twin-turbo V6 engine
Power Output	431 PS and 700 Nm of torque
New Features	Air suspension, full-time 4WD, 'Invisible Bonnet' technology
Price	Starting from  - SAR 245,141

Engine and Performance

The 2025 Nissan Patrol is powered by a new 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6 engine. It is derived from the high-performance ‘VR’ engine family, which also powers the GT-R supercar.  This new engine of the Patrol replaces its outgoing 5.6-liter V8. Thus, the SUV will get a boost in power with 431 PS and 700 Nm of torque. The previous model used to provide 405 PS and 560 Nm. The engine is paired with a newly developed 9-speed automatic gearbox, which will replace the older 7-speed transmission to enhance driving efficiency.

The amazing off-road capabilities of the Patrol make it a great choice among adventure seekers. It provides improved approach and departure angles, along with a sophisticated air suspension system that enables drivers to adjust the height of the ride up to 70 mm. The wading depth of the vehicle is 700 m, and it offers an impressive towing capacity of 2,000 Kg. 

Exterior Design

The 2025 Nissan Patrol has been built on a new ladder-frame chassis. In size, it has grown slightly, with the current dimensions of 5,205 mm in length and 2,030 mm in width. Nissan has increased both these dimensions by 35 mm. However, the wheelbase and height remain the same, at 3,075 mm and 1,955 mm, respectively.

The exterior design of the Patrol looks both bold and modern. It features a taller front fascia with an updated 'V-motion' grille. On the front, it features chrome horizontal bars. The grille is flanked by new C-shaped LED headlights and daytime running lights. With this, the SUV gets a commanding look. On the side, it comes with a high window line and prominent side steps. Also, the brand has introduced two new color options, Radiant White and Forest Green. This significantly enhances the visual appeal of the SUV.

Interior Features

The 2025 Patrol offers a spacious and luxurious cabin that offers around 30% more space compared to its predecessor. Inside, the car features sophisticated technologies and premium materials, which ensures both comfort and convenience for passengers.

Key interior features:

• Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
• 28.6-inch display, including a 14.3-inch digital instrument cluster and a 14.3-inch Google-powered infotainment unit
• 7.0-inch head-up display
• Biometric climate control
• 12.3-inch rear entertainment screens
• Redesigned center stack
• 64-color ambient lighting
• 12-speaker Klipsch sound system
• Front seats with heating, cooling, and massaging features

Safety and Technology

The 2025 Nissan Patrol is equipped with several advanced safety features. This makes it one of the safest SUVs in its class. The vehicle features a front radar sensor and a 170-degree front camera. They support the ProPilot crash-avoidance technology suite. 

The comprehensive range of features includes adaptive cruise control and lane-keep assist among other safety systems. Also, the SUV features the innovative 'Invisible Bonnet' technology, which allows drivers to see exactly where the front wheels are positioned. This makes it ideal for off-roading and parking in tight spaces.

As the new SUV hits the market today, it is available for booking through the partner network of Nissan in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and other countries in the Middle East.