Nissan Navara EnGuard Concept: Rolling Lifesaver

G Just like the Navara EnGuard, Nissan can have an ambulance for the most inhospitable areas of the world. Based on the Navara with a double cabin and Tekna equipment, the Navara EnGuard Concept offers many important features for emergency and disaster operations: for example, a camera drone that provides live images of confusing areas. The 20.5-inch display is in the side of the loading area

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Nissan Navara EnGuard with mobile battery

Equipment features such as the Around View Monitor, which makes maneuvering easier with a 360-degree overview, are also helpful on difficult off-road terrain. The EnGuard also has two portable battery packs on board, which are charged by the diesel engine while driving. They use the same battery technology that has already proven itself in the all-electric Nissan Leaf and e-NV200 models. In the pick-up, the portable battery packs serve as an energy source for the operation of tools and machines in remote areas. The battery packs have two charging sockets - a 220-volt AC socket and a connection for solar cells - as well as five outputs: two 220-volt sockets and three USB connections.

The other emergency equipment is in drawers housed on the loading platform. In addition, the EnGuard carries various light signal devices on the roof and in the flanks.

16-inch special rims with off-road tires in the dimension 285/75, track extensions by 80 and 94 mm at the front and rear, wheel arch extensions made of plastic and various green accents on the body. Various components in the interior and the seat center panels are also kept green. the motor snorkels fresh air through an upwardly relocated intake pipe.

is driventhe EnGuard from the well-known 2.3-liter four-cylinder turbo diesel with 190 hp. The other drive train relies on a seven-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive.