<ul><li>The new Y63 Nissan Patrol is not expected to reach customers until 2027 in markets like Australia.</li><li>The current Australian-market Patrol received Apple CarPlay and Android Auto updates, addressing previous complaints.</li><li>The new Patrol will downsize to a twin-turbo V6 from a naturally aspirated V8, affecting its appeal to certain buyers.</li><li>Despite the upcoming changes, the current Patrol holds a price advantage over comparable Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series models.</li><li>The Nissan Patrol Ti starts at $89,260, while the Ti-L and Warrior by Premcar models are priced higher.</li><li>The interior of the Nissan Patrol includes updated features such as wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.</li><li>The infotainment system sees improvements, but the layout may appear aftermarket, and some features have been removed.</li><li>In terms of driving experience, the Patrol's big petrol V8 engine offers power and smooth performance.</li><li>The Nissan Patrol's V8 engine provides strong performance, with a fuel consumption of 14.2L/100km.</li><li>The Patrol is praised for its off-road capabilities, including selectable low-range gearing and various driving modes.</li></ul>

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