Nissan Patrol GRX V8 Premium vs Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara Comparison in Nepal 2026
Updated . Prices and specs from Nepal distributors where published.
PetrolPatrol GRX V8 Premium
- Engine
- 5700 cc
- Power
- 425 bhp
- Mileage
- 6.9 kmpl
- Boot
- 836 L
PetrolWrangler Unlimited Sahara
- Engine
- 1995 cc
- Power
- 268 PS
- Mileage
- 11.4 kmpl
- Boot
- 897 L
The Nissan Patrol starts at Rs 3.45 crore and the Jeep Wrangler at Rs 2.67 crore in Nepal, so the Jeep Wrangler costs Rs 78 lakh less (29%). The Nissan Patrol returns about 6.9 kmpl and the Jeep Wrangler about 11.4 kmpl. Engines are 5700 cc and 1995 cc. Figures on this page are for the Nissan Patrol GRX V8 Premium and the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara.
Boot space is 836 litres in the Nissan Patrol and 897 litres in the Jeep Wrangler.
What's different
Full specifications
Engine and performance
9 of 9 differ
Range, mileage and charging
2 of 2 differ
Brakes, suspension and tyres
1 of 1 differ
Size, weight and space
8 of 8 differ
Ownership
1 of 1 differ
Features
16 of 32 differ
Prices and specifications come from the Nepal distributors and manufacturers where published. "Not listed" means we could not verify a figure yet. EV range is shown as WLTP or a WLTP-equivalent estimate, with the company claim and its test cycle beside it. Real range and mileage vary with roads, load and riding style.
Which suits you?
The Nissan Patrol may suit you if you need room for 7 or you often use rough or broken roads.
The Jeep Wrangler may suit you if you want to spend less or you want lower fuel bills.
The Nissan Patrol may suit you if
- You need room for 7
- You often use rough or broken roads
- You want a bigger engine
The Jeep Wrangler may suit you if
- You want to spend less
- You want lower fuel bills
Try both on your daily route and talk to each service centre before you decide.
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For every trim and the latest price, see Nissan Patrol price in Nepal and Jeep Wrangler price in Nepal. Browse by budget: All petrol car prices in Nepal.