New Patrol Ti Warrior 2025 – Is This the Ultimate Aussie 4×4?

The 2025 Nissan Patrol Ti Warrior is not just a rugged off-roader—it is a proudly Australian-engineered SUV built to tackle everything from suburban roads to outback trails. Developed in partnership with Premcar, the Ti Warrior takes the already tough Y62 Patrol platform and enhances it with a local twist. This is not just a cosmetic upgrade; it is a full transformation to deliver better performance, comfort, and capability across Australia’s diverse terrain.

Under the hood is the familiar but robust 5.6-liter naturally aspirated V8 engine, pushing out 298 kilowatts of power at 5800 revolutions per minute and 560 newton-meters of torque at 4000 revolutions per minute. This is paired with a smooth 7-speed automatic transmission and a full-time four-wheel-drive system, including low-range gearing. Whether you are climbing rocky slopes or cruising the highway, the Warrior stays composed and confident.

The suspension has received serious attention. A 50-millimeter lift and a 40-millimeter wider track allow for increased ground clearance and more stable off-road handling. The Hydraulic Body Motion Control system has been re-tuned by Premcar to enhance articulation and balance when things get rough, making the Warrior feel both athletic and comfortable.

Visually, the Patrol Ti Warrior is bolder. It comes equipped with 18-inch black and machined alloy wheels wrapped in 34.4-inch Yokohama Geolandar all-terrain tires. Fender flares with a grained finish and redesigned bumpers improve clearance and add aggression to the look. A red powder-coated steel bash plate provides practical underbody protection, and blacked-out trim pieces complete the toughened exterior.

Inside, the Warrior blends rugged design with modern tech. You will find Alcantara accents on the doors and dashboard, a black interior theme, and leather-accented seats for all 8 passengers. The infotainment system is anchored by a 12.3-inch touchscreen that supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. There is also a wireless phone charger and premium audio to round out the cabin experience.

When it comes to utility, the Warrior does not hold back. It retains a braked towing capacity of 3500 kilograms and now features an upgraded Gross Vehicle Mass by 120 kilograms. That means you can haul more gear, tow with confidence, and still have space for the family and supplies.

Fuel efficiency is rated at 14.4 liters per 100 kilometers on the combined cycle, and emissions stand at 334 grams of CO₂ per kilometer. While not the most economical SUV on the market, the focus here is on capability and reliability rather than sipping fuel.

Pricing for the 2025 Nissan Patrol Ti Warrior comes in at $105,660 Australian dollars before on-road costs. It sits as a compelling rival to other large, off-road-focused SUVs like the Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series, especially for buyers wanting traditional V8 power with modern off-road enhancements.

The Ti Warrior stands as a proud final evolution of the Y62 Patrol before Nissan likely transitions to a new-generation platform. For those who still want a big, V8-powered, adventure-ready machine with real Aussie DNA, this is the one to beat.