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Nissan Patrol Manhart PT 650...In 2019 Nissan presented a renewed and specific version for some markets of the Patrol, one of the most legendary models of the Japanese brand, since it has accumulated sales close to two million units since its launch in 1951 

Among the markets that the brand treats with special attention are the United Arab Emirates, where this type of vehicle has an excellent acceptance. The Nissan Patrol mentioned above included some aesthetic modifications that affected the front end, a redesigned grille and boomerang-shaped headlights with LED optics. At the rear, there were new taillights that were perfectly integrated into the rear view.

Now, German preparer Manhart announces that it will focus part of its international expansion efforts in Dubai with a Middle East division. And for its debut it presented a customization program precisely for the Patrol, called PT 650. Regarding the engines, the options were two, of course gasoline. On the one hand, a 4.0 liter V6 with 275 hp and a torque of 394 Nm and a 5.6 liter V8 with 400 hp and a torque of 560 Nm.

The interior was distinguished by a more luxurious finish, with a specific climate control system adapted to warmer climates. For the interior, Manhart offers different upholstery with materials such as leather and Alcantara fabric in black and gold.

It includes both aesthetic and engine modifications, since the power of the engine, for the V8 version, has been increased to 650 hp with a torque of 600 Nm thanks to a new supercharging system that also allows for a more direct intake than improves airflow. The power boost is matched by a different exhaust system that includes a 200-cell sports catalytic converter and delivers a punchier sound.

The power boost is matched by a different exhaust system that includes a 200-cell sports catalytic converter and delivers a punchier sound. The exterior includes a specific paintwork decorated with stickers that allude to the fact that it is a preparation and 24-inch Y-shaped double-spoke wheels. The bodywork was lowered.

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