Among the many Nissan premieres at the SEMA 2026 exhibition in the United States is the Armada Jungle Patrol Concept off-roader, designed for an African safari. It has been transformed into an open-top safari bus, Drom.ru reports.

To transform the Nissan Patrol into the Armada Jungle Patrol Concept, the roof of the body was cut to the base of the pillars, preserving only the front pillars and the windshield.

Instead of the removed roof, a tubular safety frame was installed along the entire length of the cabin, which is about 30 centimeters higher than the previous roof. It is convenient to lean on it for aiming fire in any direction. Instead of the standard seats in the second and third rows, two flat seats upholstered with easy-to-clean material were installed. They are located along the sidewalls, and each has three safety belts.

The off-roader is equipped with beadlock wheels and 37-inch Yokohama Geolandar X-MT G005 off-road tires. The suspension has been lifted and redesigned in the style of the Ford F-150 Raptor: standard shock absorbers and springs have been replaced with options with a higher ability to absorb impact energy.

In addition, wheel arch extensions have been installed. Also, additional lighting devices and tubular bumper protectors have been added.