
Right-Hand-Drive Nissan Patrol Enters Production for Early-2027 Australian Deliveries
Nissan has started right-hand-drive Patrol production in Japan, keeping Australian deliveries on track for early 2027 with a 317-kW V6 and 3,700-kg towing maximum.
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Nissan has started right-hand-drive Patrol production in Japan, keeping Australian deliveries on track for early 2027 with a 317-kW V6 and 3,700-kg towing maximum.

Opel says its GSE 27FE has completed more than 6,000 test kilometres and FIA homologation, with a November shakedown before Formula E’s collective Jarama test.

Volvo plans to combine NVIDIA Hyperion hardware and driving software with its safety engineering in a future electric car. Timing and market availability remain open.

Porsche’s Mission S previews a mid-engine supercar platform above the 911, with physical controls and historic design cues. Production details remain unannounced.

Rally legend Sobiesław Zasada returned to Argentina at age 96 in a tribute-liveried Porsche 911 Dakar, 59 years after his landmark 1967 victory.

Mazda and Yazaki say the all-new CX-5 uses about 80% fewer wire-harness variants after a joint redesign of the component and its production process.

Hyundai and Genesis are recalling 94,622 sedans because a stuck power-seat switch may overheat a motor and start a fire. NHTSA says owners should park outside until repaired.

Nissan is expanding its Level 2 autonomous-mobility pilot in Kobe with smartphone booking and centralized monitoring, targeting paid service in 2027.

Honda is recalling 4,804 Accord Hybrid, CR-V Hybrid and CR-V Fuel Cell vehicles after defective parts entered the replacement supply for an earlier recall.

Volkswagen is recalling 22,524 ID.4 EVs because charging above 80% may trigger battery thermal propagation. The root cause and final repair remain under investigation.