Nissan Patrol 2027: Y63 production kicks off for Australian-bound 4×4
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Nissan Patrol 2027: Y63 production kicks off for Australian-bound 4×4
Nissan Australia has confirmed its first batch of Y63 Patrols have rolled off the assembly line in Japan and will soon head here, where the 4×4 is due to go on sale in the first quarter of 2027. The…
Read at Chasing Cars →Nissan Patrol: Right-hand drive Y63 production begins as long-awaited launch nears
Right-hand drive Nissan Patrols are now rolling down the Japanese production line, bound for Australian customers early next year.
Read at CarExpert →Production of the All-New Nissan Patrol Commences for Australia
Production of the all-new Nissan Patrol has officially commenced in Kyushu, Japan, with the first right-hand-drive Patrol vehicles rolling off the line at the Nissan Shatai Kyushu plant, destined for…
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