2027 Nissan Patrol (Y63): What Is Confirmed, What Is Reported and What Fits

The seventh-generation Patrol, the Y63, was unveiled in Abu Dhabi in September 2024 and went on sale in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and the wider Middle East on 1 November 2024. Two years on, "2027 Patrol" headlines are everywhere, but most of them are about the right-hand-drive launch in Australia. This article sets out what applies to the UAE: what Nissan has confirmed, what its UAE websites now show, what is only reported, and what it means for accessories.

Last checked on 8 November 2026.

The short version

• We found no Nissan press release about a 2027 model year for the Gulf.
• Nissan's Dubai and Abu Dhabi websites changed their Patrol specification pages on 6 November 2026. The pages now describe a model the sites file as 2027, with the same engines and the same eleven grades.
• The entry, PRO-4X and NISMO prices on those sites are higher than in mid-2026.
• The newest product for the region is the 75th Anniversary Edition.

What Nissan has confirmed

The car. Nissan's 2024 launch release describes an all-new frame, a 3.5-litre twin-turbo V6 with 425 hp and 700 Nm, a 3.8-litre V6 with 316 hp and 386 Nm, and a nine-speed automatic. It also lists "double C-shaped" headlamps with adaptive driving beam, a full-width rear light bar, available 22-inch wheels and available adaptive air suspension.

NISMO. The Patrol NISMO, revealed in June 2025, is exclusive to the Middle East. Nissan quotes 495 hp and 700 Nm, a new front bumper, a reworked grille and 22-inch forged wheels.

Air suspension. Nissan Middle East said in November 2025 that adaptive air suspension is offered only on the twin-turbo Platinum, the PRO-4X and the NISMO, and that it raises the car by about 50 mm in off-road mode.

75th Anniversary Edition. Announced in mid-October 2026 for the GCC only, with an initial run of 1,951 cars. It is based on the twin-turbo Platinum and adds copper-gold accents on the grille bars, fog lamp surrounds, fender vents and emblems, with dark chrome, black alloy wheels and a Bordeaux interior. The National reported a price of AED 439,900 including VAT from Nissan's dealer for Dubai, Sharjah and the Northern Emirates.

What the UAE websites show for 2027

We found no announcement. The change is visible on Nissan's two UAE websites, en.nissan-dubai.com and en.nissan-abudhabi.com. Their sitemaps date the Patrol specification pages 6 November 2026, and the page data refers to a model filed as "2027-patrol". The pages list:

• Engines: the 3.8-litre V6 (316 hp, 386 Nm) and the 3.5-litre twin-turbo V6 (425 hp, 700 Nm; 495 hp in the NISMO), all with a nine-speed automatic. These are the launch figures.
• Grades: eleven. XE, SE T2, SE Titanium and SE Platinum City with the 3.8; LE T1, LE T2, LE Titanium, LE Titanium+, PRO-4X and LE Platinum City with the twin-turbo; and the NISMO. Zigwheels listed the same eleven in July 2026.
• Body: a 3,075 mm wheelbase and "Signature Double C-Shape" headlamps.

We found no list from Nissan of what is new for 2027, and the pages do not flag any feature as new.

Prices. Both sites say their prices include 5% VAT. Their price data was last updated on 23 October 2026 for three figures: the range starts at AED 254,900, the PRO-4X costs AED 374,900 and the NISMO AED 459,900. In July 2026 Zigwheels, quoting the Dubai website, listed AED 239,900, AED 362,900 and AED 449,900. DubiCars was still quoting the older figures on 25 October, so expect to see both in circulation. Ask the dealer for the current price of the grade you want.

What "2027 Patrol" means elsewhere

• Australia. Nissan Australia priced six grades from A$98,990 in August 2026, all with the twin-turbo V6 (317 kW). In October it said right-hand-drive production had begun at Nissan Shatai Kyushu in Japan, with deliveries due in the first quarter of 2027. Its photo descriptions call the car the "2027 Nissan Y63 Patrol".
• Japan. Nissan said in October 2025 that it will introduce the Patrol to Japan in the first half of its 2027 financial year.
• Hybrid. Nothing has been announced. In 2023 a Nissan engineering executive told CarExpert that its e-Power hybrid system was "applicable" to big SUVs like the Patrol, naming no product.

Does anything change which accessories fit?

2027 against 2025-2026. Nothing published points to a different body. Listings written before November say "2025-2026", as our Y63 roof rail rack does. Ask before you order one for a 2027 car.

Grade matters more than year. The specification pages show how much one Y63 differs from another:

• Front bumper: an "off-road bumper" on XE, SE T2, LE T1 and LE T2, and a "city bumper" on the Titanium and Platinum City grades. The PRO-4X has its own off-road bumper with tow hooks and a skid plate. The NISMO has its own bumper and grille.
• Wheels: 18, 20 or 22 inches, depending on grade.
• Suspension: adaptive air suspension on the LE Platinum City, PRO-4X and NISMO only.

A lip, guard or grille has to match the bumper your car has, and anything that changes ride height has to allow for air suspension where it is fitted. Our guide to front bumper and grille upgrades covers the sensors behind them.

Y62 against Y63. Treat them as different vehicles. Nissan describes a new frame and a new design, and DubiCars puts the Y63 at about 35 mm longer and 35 mm wider than the Y62 on the same 3,075 mm wheelbase. Exterior parts shaped for the Y62 are not made for the Y63. We list them separately: Patrol Y62 and Patrol Y63.

A note on size. The Dubai website gives 5,350 mm for length including the rear pintle hook and 2,350 mm for width including mirrors, while DubiCars quotes about 5,205 mm and 2,030 mm. Check which figure the maker of a car cover or roof box is asking for.

Before you order

• Know your grade. It decides the bumper, the wheel size and the suspension.
• Check the generation. A Y62 listing is not a Y63 listing.
• Use the VIN. Our fitment guide shows how, or send it through a part request and we will check the part against your car.

Sources

• Nissan Global Newsroom — All-new Nissan Patrol makes global debut in Abu Dhabi (4 September 2024), World premiere of the all-new Patrol NISMO (25 June 2025) and Japan Mobility Show 2025: Patrol for Japan (29 October 2025).
• Nissan Middle East — Adaptive Air Suspension on the all-new Patrol (18 November 2025).
• Nissan Dubai and Nissan Abu Dhabi, Patrol prices and specifications — Dubai and Abu Dhabi (pages dated 6 November 2026 in the sites' sitemaps; price data for the entry grade, PRO-4X and NISMO last updated 23 October 2026).
• Nissan Australia Newsroom — Pricing and key specifications for the all-new Patrol (27 August 2026) and Production commences for Australia (13 October 2026).
• The National — Nissan Patrol 75th Anniversary Edition (15 October 2026; price); Zigwheels UAE — 75th Anniversary Edition announced (13 October 2026).
• Zigwheels UAE — Nissan Patrol 2026 price in UAE (2 July 2026; earlier prices and grades).
• DubiCars — Nissan Patrol Y62 vs Y63 (25 October 2026; dimensions, prices quoted).
• CarExpert — 2027 Nissan Patrol Y63 launch dates set (5 August 2026) and Nissan is working on hybrid large SUVs (9 March 2023).

PartMate sells car parts and accessories. This article is a news summary, not buying advice. Specifications, prices and model years are set by Nissan and its distributors and can change: confirm them with the dealer before you order a car, and check fitment against your own vehicle before you order a part.