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New Ringwood, VIC, 3134

2026 Nissan Patrol

$98,888

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Model Range

$17,588 - $125,000

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Odometer 10 km

Body type Suv

Fuel Petrol

Transmission Sports Automatic

Vehicle Overview

2026 Nissan Patrol Ti Y62 Auto 4x4 MY26.

The 2026 Nissan Patrol Ti Y62 remains a substantial, traditional large SUV, combining eight-seat practicality with a naturally aspirated 5.6-litre petrol engine and genuine dual-range four-wheel drive. Finished in Moonstone White with a black interior, this new example presents the Patrol formula in a configuration suited to drivers who value space, commanding road presence and the flexibility to travel beyond sealed roads.

Its eight-seat cabin gives the Patrol a clear advantage for larger families or groups, while the SUV body provides the elevated driving position and generous interior volume expected of a full-size vehicle. The Ti grade is also equipped with a useful collection of technology and driver-assistance features, helping make a vehicle of this size easier to manage in everyday conditions.

Connectivity is well covered through Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, allowing compatible smartphones to integrate with the vehicle’s infotainment system. GPS navigation is also included, while Bluetooth provides another straightforward way to connect devices. Wireless charging adds convenience by reducing the need for cables during longer trips.

Parking and low-speed manoeuvring are supported by both reverse-camera and 360-degree-camera systems. The surround-view perspective is particularly valuable in a large SUV, giving the driver a clearer view around the vehicle when negotiating tight spaces. Blind-spot monitoring adds another layer of awareness when changing lanes, while adaptive cruise control can reduce fatigue on extended motorway journeys.

Under the bonnet is a 5.6-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine paired with a sports automatic transmission. The drivetrain sends power through a 4X4 dual-range system, giving the Patrol the mechanical layout associated with serious all-terrain use. Traction control further supports grip management when road surfaces become loose or uneven, although the vehicle’s substantial dimensions should always be considered when selecting routes and parking spaces.

With just 10 km displayed, this example is effectively at the beginning of its service life. Its 2026 build year and October 2026 compliance date identify it as a current-model vehicle, while the Ti Y62 Auto 4x4 MY26 specification provides a clear summary of its grade, drivetrain and model-year status.