Every automaker wants to show how adventurous they've become, and Nissan is joining the fun. A trio of tricked-out trucks will debut at the 2026 SEMA Show. Each one has a different mission, but all three are primed for a good time.
Nissan rolled out modified versions of the Pathfinder, Armada, and Frontier for this year's SEMA Show. Whether you want to go retro, on safari, or desert racing, Nissan has you covered. Take a look at all of them below.
Nissan built the Frontier it should've offered from the beginning. The Ronin Concept starts with your standard 3.8-liter-powered Frontier but cranks the mid-size pickup to new heights. First, the engine gets a pair of turbos from the R35 GT-R Nismo. To make sure you don't cram a bunch of dust into that forced-induction mill, the Ronin uses an off-road-specific air intake system.
This truck uses a modified version of the Titan's suspension, including the rear axle. The track is now 12 inches wider, while the truck itself sits four inches higher. This allows Nissan to bolt on 35-inch tires. Further adding to the ups and downs is a set of race-ready upper and lower control arms and long-travel suspension.
Nissan quotes 14 inches of travel but, sadly, does not quote a horsepower figure for this magnificent machine.
Kicking things old-school, we have the Nissan Pathfinder XE-V6 Concept. In 2027, the Pathfinder turns 40. This concept harkens back to the styling of the original with a throwback livery and the rear-mounted spare tire.
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