Waiting lists hinder the receipt of the new “Nissan Patrol”

Dealers of “Emirates Today” made notes related to long waiting lists, including periods ranging between two and three months, to receive the new model of the “Nissan Patrol”.

They said that the idea of ​​entering into waiting lists is one of the most prominent problems facing those wishing to acquire the new model of the car, which is very popular in the UAE market, pointing out that the challenges related to supply chains were resolved in the local and regional markets long.

For its part, Al Arabiya Motors Company, the agent of Nissan cars in Dubai, Sharjah and the northern Emirates, revealed that the demand for some distinguished models is witnessing a significant increase, which may lead to extending delivery periods, to ensure that they are provided at the highest levels of quality.

She referred to «Emirates Today» that these models are sometimes distinguished by unique “allocations” for the local market, or additional features that require accurate coordination, to ensure the achievement of the expectations of customers.

In detail, the delegate Youssef Abdullah told «Emirates Today»: “I was surprised when inquiring to buy one of the new categories of the Nissan Patrol, that I have to register in a waiting list ranging between two and three months until I was able to receive the new model.”

For his part, the trader Ibrahim Mohamed stressed that “the length of the delivery periods of new categories of models from (Nissan Patrol), which ranged between two and three months, according to the assurances of car agents officials, hinder the acquisition of the car”, pointing out that problems and updates related to supply and shipping chains in general, Including cars have been resolved in the local and regional markets for a long time.

In the same context, the trader Amer Hassan considered the idea of ​​entering into waiting lists to obtain the car, one of the most prominent challenges facing those wishing to acquire new models from “Nissan Patrol”, especially as it is popular with many dealers in the local market.

He demanded to find solutions to reduce the delivery of the car, so that the customer does not have to search for other alternatives.

In addition, Hossam Baghdadi, the first CEO of Al Arabiya Motors, said that the company recorded an exceptional growth of 184% in the demand for (Nissan Patrol) cars during the last quarter of 2024, compared to the quarter The third of the same year, thanks to the launch of the all -new model last October. ”

He added to «Emirates Today»: “This model contributed to a pivotal role in strengthening the market share of the (Nissan) brand, which strengthened its position in this sector, and contributed to the consolidation of its position in the market in general.”

He continued: «Since its launch locally in the 1970s, the Nissan Patrol stitch has continued to establish its position as one of the most popular cars in the UAE market.

In response to the observations of dealers to delay the receipt of the new model from the “Nissan Patrol”, Baghdadi said: “The demand for some distinctive styles is witnessing a significant increase, which may lead to extending the delivery periods, to ensure that it is presented at the highest levels of quality.” He added: “These models are sometimes characterized by (Unique allocations) for the local market, or additional features that enhance the driving experience, which requires accurate coordination to ensure that customer expectations are achieved, and agencies are constantly providing solutions, including alternative options and innovative services, to keep pace with the aspirations of customers.

On the most prominent differences between the new and previous model of “Nissan Patrol”, Baghdadi said: “The new Nissan Patrol model represents a qualitative shift compared to previous models, as it is characterized by innovative updates that combine strong performance and advanced technology, so at the level of performance the new model is equipped with a engine (V6) Double charger, and a nine -speed automatic transmission, along with an adaptive antenna suspension system, allows the allocation of driving settings to suit different terrain. ”