Make your own 4x4 history.

For over half a century, the Nissan Patrol has proved it has the power, ruggedness and 4x4 ability to conquer the most inhospitable parts of the planet. In fact, in 1962 the Patrol created history as the first vehicle to successfully cross the gruelling Simpson Desert. Now it’s your turn to make 4x4 history.

Innovation for all

Innovation for all.

  • Powerful 3.0 Ltr Turbo Diesel Engine (118kW/380Nm in manual)
  • 3,200kg braked towing capacity (manual)
  • 7 Seat Versatility
  • iPod connectivity via USB connection
  • 17” Alloy Wheels

Available on the Nissan Patrol ST

SHIFT_ to 4WD on the move.

When things get rough, you can shift from 2WD to 4WD, while still moving. The locking front hubs on the ST model engage automatically, forcing both wheels to turn in unison. And with rear diff lock you have incredible traction to keep you moving.

No worries.

 
Nissan Patrol With Pat Callinan

The power you need when things get dirty.

You know how it is. Once you’re in the sticks, you need power. Plenty of it. The Nissan Patrol 3.0 litre turbo diesel pumps out up to 118kW of power and has great low end torque to always deliver when things get rough.

Bring out the big toys.

Bring out the big toys.

Whether you’re into speed boats, trail bikes or camper trailers, the Patrol has the power to bring everything with you. The manual transmission option offers a massive 3,200kg braked towing capacity*. That’s some serious power.

* Towing capacity is subject ot towbar/towball capacity. The capacity may be reduced if a nongenuine Nissan towbar is fitted.

The Re-enactment of the first Simpson Desert Crossing in a vehicle

50 years ago Nissan didn’t just make tracks in the sand, they made history.

In 1962, an intrepid geologist and his family became the first people to cross the Simpson Desert in a motor vehicle. That geologist was Reg Sprigg, the vehicle was the G60 Nissan Patrol.

In 2012, Reg Sprigg’s children, Pat Callinan and a throng of 4x4 enthusiasts made the pilgrimage across the Simpson Desert to celebrate the 50th anniversary of one of man’s greatest achievements behind the wheel of a Nissan Patrol.