Nissan Armada Jungle Patrol loses its roof and luxury for serious off-roading
Nissan will showcase the Armada Jungle Patrol concept at SEMA 2026: the SUV has received an open top, reinforced suspension, and off-road equipment.

Nissan will present the Armada Jungle Patrol as a concept for expeditionary off-roading. The vehicle has had its standard roof removed, replaced with a tubular steel frame, and the interior features inward-facing benches with seatbelts.
The concept features a widened track, adjustable long-travel suspension, and prototype 18-inch NISMO Off Road wheels with Yokohama Geolandar G003 M/T tires sized 37×12.50R18. Under the hood, the 3.5-liter V6 engine remains, delivering 425 horsepower and 700 Nm of torque.
Jungle Patrol is one of Nissan’s concepts for SEMA 2026. The company aims to gather feedback on potential accessories and model development directions but does not plan to produce these vehicles in their current form. Some of the showcased equipment may later become available through dealers.





