How many driving modes does the Nissan Patrol have and how to use them?

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LeEvangeline
07/30/25 5:00am
The Nissan Patrol has 4 driving modes, and the usage methods are as follows: 1. Highway Mode - Designed for driving on paved roads, this mode provides drivers with an excellent driving experience; 2. Sand Mode - Suitable for desert or off-road driving, where the vehicle's dynamic control system automatically adjusts the shock absorber height; 3. Snow Mode - Used on slippery or snowy roads. In this mode, the transmission starts in second gear and reduces throttle response time to prevent wheelspin during acceleration. This mode also helps prevent skidding when turning on slippery surfaces, significantly improving driving safety; 4. Rock Mode - Also known as the off-road mode.
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