Nissan is bringing the Patrol nameplate back to the United States market for the 2027 model year. The badge will be applied exclusively to the rugged PRO-4X trim of the third-generation full-size SUV, which shares its platform with the global seventh-generation Patrol.
The 2027 Nissan Patrol PRO-4X features specialized off-road hardware, including a locking rear differential, adaptive suspension, all-terrain tires, and recovery hooks. The model also incorporates a revised front bumper designed to improve the vehicle's approach angle.
The starting price for the 2027 Patrol PRO-4X is set at $81,265. This trim level is currently the only version in the lineup equipped with the locking rear differential feature.
This release marks the first time a vehicle has carried the Patrol badge in the United States since 1969. The original Patrol 60 was sold in the US market between 1962 and 1969 and was the first Nissan-branded vehicle offered in the country.
Nissan is also offering additional off-road accessories through its Nismo division for the new model. Available upgrades include Axis wheels, BFGoodrich tires, a roof rack with integrated lighting, and Nismo side sliders.
