Nissan Patrol NISMO 2019
Nissan Patrol Nismo is the race-inspired version of the legendary Patrol SUV. Its features and advanced technologies have been developed and tested at motorsport racetracks.
In a quick comparison to the standard Nissan Patrol, the NISMO has an aerodynamic design which looks to be inspired from racing vehicles. It has better handling and improved acceleration with sporty driving dynamics.
All of these make the prospect of driving a Nissan Patrol very exciting.
Specs:
Engine: 5.6 Liter V8
Horsepower: 420 bhp
Torque: 560 Nm
Drive System: All Wheel Drive
Transmission: 7 Speed Automatic
Exterior:
NISMO’s signature design marks include body kit with red striping and red highlights on door mirrors, making it immediately recognizable.
Bigger than the standard 20 inch, NISMO has 22 inch RAYS® forged-alloy wheels
NISMO engines have been hand tuned by Nissan Takumis (the highest skilled Nissan engineers) who mainly have been working on hand building the Nissan GT-R NISMO engines.
Interior:
The driving memory system allows two drivers to store their driving positions, rear and side mirrors, multimedia and even climate control.
The main instrument panel has as an 8inch navigation system displayed on the main screen that allows you to connect with various sources of multimedia.
Passengers in the second row have two LCD quality 7 inch screens, two headphones and a remote control to play their favorite media.
There is a built in cooler box (accessible from both first and second row seats) that can house up to 6 cans or bottles of beverage.
2019 Nissan Patrol NISMO offers a luxurious, soft and comfortable interior that is at par with the cars of its class. There are large cushions in all three rows, while the more than necessary space around the second row seats makes the passengers feel upgraded to a private air plane experience.
Third row seats have been made more comfortable and practical due to the reclining and sliding mechanism. A push of a button flexibility allows decent rear luggage space (which is always an issue when you are seating 7 people in any SUV) when required.
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