Nissan Patrol Highlights Intelligent Mobility on Its Platinum Year

As Nissan has celebrated the 70th-anniversary iteration of the automotive icon Nissan Patrol last year, the Japanese automaker highlighted an upgrade for its Platinum Year – the all-new advanced Nissan Intelligent Mobility suite. It is a long list of developed innovations that make the Nissan Patrol smarter than ever. It includes class-leading features that contribute to the Nissan Patrol’s “Hero of All Terrains” reputation.

This suite includes Intelligent Cruise Control, Intelligent Emergency Braking, Intelligent Lane Intervention, Intelligent Forward Collision Braking, Lane Departure Warning, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Intelligent Blindspot Monitoring, Intelligent Blindspot Warning, Intelligent Blindspot Intervention, High Beam Assist, Intelligent Around View Monitor with Moving Object Detection, Hill Descent Control, and Hill Start Assist.

Aside from its Platinum Year upgrades, this highly-reputable SUV still comes with first-class cabin finishes. As expected, Nissan retained the plushness of the interior styling with high-quality leather, chrome, and wood trims all around. Patrol also boasts its high-end sound system – a 13-speaker multimedia setup from Bose, connected to its upgraded 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen. Plus, adventurers would love that it comes with a cooler on the go.

All those impressive features are on top of Nissan’s all-time high-performance off-road legacy. Known for its beasty 4x4 capabilities and powerful 5.6-liter V8 engine, the Nissan Patrol doesn’t need too much time to explain how well it performs on- and off-road. It gives every driver the willpower to extend more hours out of the city adventure as it aggressively conquers arduous terrains while giving utmost comfort to all its passengers. The combined abilities of the supportive suspension setup, unfathomable engine output, and responsive seven-speed automatic transmission make it one of the best SUVs ever to exist. We often see it used by public figures and dignitaries as we had an impression that this SUV model is for upstate people, but now we are having an idea of what it highlights to stay on top of the game for seven decades.

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