Japanese company Nissan has launched the seventh generation of its icon Patrol, which belongs to the Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) category. The company explained that the all-new off-road Patrol catches the eye with its bold two-tone exterior design, which enhances its presence on the roads, in addition to the distinctive C-shaped double headlights, which flow smoothly into the body and are clearly visible from the sides. The interior cabin offers spaciousness and modernity; it accommodates eight passengers across three rows, with each seat adjustable to individual preferences. The cabin is also equipped with Zero Gravity seats featuring embroidered patterns inspired by Japanese architecture, made from high-damping foam to support the body and maintain proper posture on long journeys. Additionally, the cabin is fitted with a 28.6-inch Monolith screen, which is an integrated system of two 14.3-inch screens, fully merged with Google; ease of connection and customization is considered a foundational feature, not an add-on. The MyNISSAN application does not stop at the cabin's limits but accompanies the driver anywhere in the world. Furthermore, the cabin is equipped with a Klipsch Premium sound system, the first collaboration between Nissan and this renowned audio brand, with 12 carefully distributed speakers to deliver an immersive sound experience. The panoramic roof also adds to the sense of space, while biometric cooling and air ionization systems improve air quality and combat heat and dust to provide a comfortable interior environment. On the drivetrain front, the Patrol relies on a 3.8-liter V6 engine or a 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6, producing up to 425 horsepower and 700 Newton-meters of torque. The engines work in tandem with a 9-speed automatic transmission, and with multiple driving modes, the Patrol boasts formidable capability to handle various terrains and conditions, while the rear locking differential gives the vehicle extra ability to tackle the toughest off-road trails.
