Nissan has introduced its next-generation Connected Car Services 2.0 (CCS 2.0) across the entire Patrol line-up in the Middle East, including the newly launched PRO-4X and NISMO editions.
The move brings enhanced digital features to the region, including the global debut of the MyNissan Ownership function within the MyNissan app.
This new feature allows customers to book service appointments, schedule test drives, locate dealers, and find nearby attractions directly from their smartphones.
Thierry Sabbagh, Divisional Vice President and President – Middle East, KSA, CIS – Nissan and INFINITI, said the launch underlined the region’s importance to Nissan’s global innovation strategy: “With the all-new Patrol, we have elevated the connected driving experience across every touchpoint, from CCS 2.0 enhancements to the expanded capabilities of the MyNissan app. As we continue rolling out the app, our goal is to unify and simplify how our customers interact with their vehicle and with Nissan.”
Through CCS 2.0, Patrol owners can remotely lock or unlock their vehicles, start the engine, pre-set cabin temperature, and monitor the status of doors, windows, and the trunk. The system also delivers live vehicle health updates, covering components such as the battery, oil pressure, tyres, and airbags.
The Patrol is also the first Nissan in the region to feature Google built-in, giving drivers access to Google Maps, Google Assistant, and Google Play via a 28.6-inch display, backed by an embedded internet connection. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are also standard.
The upgraded services are now live across Patrol models in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, with further rollouts to additional models and markets planned as part of Nissan’s wider digital strategy.
