Nissan Boosts Frontier to Over 400 HP and Reveals Retro Package for Z

Modified sports car and street truck will be joined by Project Trailgater and two Kicks-based builds at SEMA

Nissan unveiled its concept quad for the 2024 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, putting the Frontier pickup and Kicks crossover under the knife for some wild experiments. Nissan Z Legend accessory package and kit are also included in these modified vehicles, each of which targets a different segment of the enthusiast audience. Inspired by the limited edition Heritage edition of the coupe.

At the head of the group is undoubtedly the Frontier Tarmac Concept. Nissan’s this year’s weirdest SEMA creation. The star of the show is under the hood; A 3.8-liter V6 is now equipped with a supercharger producing over 400 hp (299 kW / 406 PS) at the wheels. This power increase includes a prototype Nismo cold air intake and a Nismo The exhaust system makes it sound as aggressive as it looks.

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The performance-focused build features flared fenders, a prominent splitter, a vented hood and carbon fiber accents, while black graphics on Afterburn Orange paint give it a racetrack-ready vibe. It rides on 20-inch wheels wrapped in Yokohama Advan tires, and upgraded brakes are hidden behind them. The lowered stance is courtesy of Nismo suspension with adjustable coilovers, giving it an aggressive, slumped look.

Nissan Frontier Asphalt Concept

Nissan Frontier Project Trailgater

Later There’s Frontier-based Project TrailgaterTaking a completely different approach, encompassing the essence of a bustling man cave. The pickup is based on the rugged PRO-4X hardware and is equipped with a host of Nismo Off Road accessories including lifted suspension, bed rack, cargo boxes, extra LEDs and 17-inch bead-lock wheels. Equipped with two 43-inch TVs, electric coolers, a grill, and a kitchen sink, it looks like a suitable companion for outdoor events with friends.

The next concept is Nissan Z Legendary accessory pack. The “Legend” adopts the same two-piece grille design, fender inserts, black decals and vintage alloy wheels as the Z Heritage Edition, but combines them with a larger rear spoiler made of carbon fiber. There are also easter eggs such as the special seven-speed badge on the C-pillar; It’s an elegant tribute to the Z’s seven-generation history.

The company hasn’t confirmed whether this package will hit dealerships, but it’s tempting to think of it as an alternative to the limited-edition Heritage for existing Z owners.

Nissan Z Legend Accessory Package Concept

The last two concepts are based on the 2025 Nissan Kicks, with the aim of adding some fun to the next-generation budget-friendly subcompact SUV.

Nissan Kicks Beach Patrol Concept combines ambulance looks with off-road tracks. The SUV rides on 18-inch Nismo Off Road Ascent wheels wrapped in grippy Yokohama Geolandar tires and benefits from a special suspension lift feature. Finally, shower sets and coolers will help building occupants cope with the hot sun.

On the other hand, Nissan Begins The Urban Shadow Concept explores the sporty side of the subcompact and demonstrates its street-oriented tuning potential. 18-inch Nismo LM-RS6 wheels and lowered coilover suspension make the vehicle look more like a hatchback. Kicks also wears a special uniform and carries a bicycle on his roof. Nissan hasn’t mentioned any power upgrades, but the Nismo cat-back exhaust system will definitely add some excitement to the soundscape.

all four Nissan concepts It will make its debut at the 2024 SEMA Show in Las Vegas from November 5-8, giving Nissan fans and skeptics alike plenty to talk about.

Nissan Launches Beach Patrol Concept

Nissan Launches Urban Shadow Concept