Nissan transformed its full-size Armada SUV into the Jungle Patrol concept for the 2026 SEMA show. The vehicle loses its roof, replacing it with a tubular roll cage to provide open-air visibility for safari exploration. Inward-facing bench seats occupy the rear section, mirroring typical safari vehicle layouts.
The Jungle Patrol rides on prototype 18-inch NISMO wheels wrapped in 37-inch Yokohama Geolandar G003 M/T tires. A custom long-travel suspension from CJD Racing uses high-performance adjustable coil-overs with remote reservoirs and bypass, while the Jungle Patrol features a wider track than the standard Armada.
Nissan equipped the concept with custom steel bumpers, fender flares, and NISMO off-road lights mounted on both the bumper and roof. A unique livery displaying "Jungle Patrol" and claw marks completes the exterior design.
The engine remains the standard 425-horsepower twin-turbo 3.5-liter V-6, though Nissan added a custom NISMO cat-back exhaust. Features like the prototype wheels and custom bumpers could potentially appear as official NISMO aftermarket parts in the future, though the Jungle Patrol itself will not enter production.