The current Nissan category is focused on selected Patrol Y61 and Y62 upgrades, with related Armada / QX56 / QX80 multimedia routes where the vehicle configuration matches. Exact availability depends on year, dashboard and product family.

No. They use different dashboard and electronics architectures. Select the route for the exact Patrol generation and confirm the original dashboard before ordering.

No. Some products cover related Y62-platform applications, but model name and dashboard similarity are not enough to guarantee interchangeability. Year, market, original screen or cluster, controls and required retained functions should be checked.

The digital cluster replaces or upgrades the driver-information area behind the steering wheel. An Android head unit upgrades the center multimedia system. They serve different cockpit functions and require different compatibility checks.

On the current 2015–2021 Y62 cluster route, supported phone-projection or navigation information can enter the cluster where the vehicle uses the matched controller or compatible center-system route. It should not be treated as a standalone Android head unit, and the display path is confirmed before shipment.

Supported original data such as speed, RPM, fuel, mileage, warning information, door status and TPMS remain central to the current Y62 cluster route. Final retained items depend on the exact vehicle, CANBUS route and correct harness/controller match.

A dashboard photo helps identify trim shape, original screen position, control layout and the intended harness route. This is especially important on Y62-family vehicles where similar-looking cabins can still require different parts or retained-function solutions.

Yes. iKAGOO provides vehicle-specific compatibility review, installation guidance and order-linked technical support for supported Nissan hardware. The support path remains connected to the supplied version after installation.