Jeep Brand & JPP To Showcase 5 Concept Vehicles at the 60th Easter Jeep Safari

The Jeep brand is gearing up for its annual pilgrimage to Moab, Utah, bringing bold, highly capable concept vehicles to the 60th Easter Jeep Safari, running March 28 through April 5, company officials stated in a press release. This year, tens of thousands of enthusiasts are expected to engage with the brand’s latest innovations at its official home base, which returns to Walker Drug in downtown Moab. The event will feature expanded consumer activations, immersive hands-on vehicle interactions and community-focused events.

Jeep Brand & JPP Concept Vehicles

This year’s Easter Jeep Safari concept lineup will showcase all-new custom builds engineered by the Jeep brand and JPP’s resident design mavericks. The 2026 concepts honor Jeep’s 4×4 heritage and its legendary trail icons while adding a fresh dose of next-generation attitude, previewing the vehicles that will shape the future of off-roading, noted the release. The following Jeep and JPP/Mopar concept vehicles will be on display at Walker Drug from Monday, March 30, to Friday, April 3.

Jeep Wrangler ANVIL 715 Concept

Built from a Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon, the 2026 Jeep Wrangler ANVIL 715 concept extends the overland narrative first introduced with the Jeep Bug Out concept, evolving it into a more refined, boundary-pushing expression. A bold new design approach, unexpected functionality and simplified solutions challenge assumptions about Wrangler’s limits, the company said.

Drawing inspiration from iconic Jeep vehicles of the 1960s while pushing forward into new territory, the ANVIL 715 concept blends heritage cues with forward-looking proportions, clever packaging and solutions created specifically for long-range exploration.

Notable Exterior Modifications

• Custom non-removable roof with skylights and an integrated roof rack engineered for long-range overlanding
• Restyled front nose inspired by SJ-series Jeep vehicles of the 1960s, giving ANVIL 715 a distinctive, heritage-grounded face
• Integrated onboard air system with quick-disconnect fittings for rapid tire adjustments on the trail
• Auxiliary forward- and rear-facing lighting for enhanced visibility in remote environments
• Clean, cohesive exterior design that supports interior gear storage solutions without excess accessories or clutter
• Heavy-duty steel front and rear bumpers for added protection in off-road conditions
• Legendary 392 HEMI V-8 power, delivering effortless capability on demand

Notable Interior Modifications

• Interior optimized for comfort and overland utility, balancing passenger space with gear-ready functionality
• Custom reupholstered front and rear seats designed for durability during extended travel
• Trails Offroad mapping system on a dedicated IP-mounted screen
• Custom roof-mounted storage rack for additional cargo
• Bedlined flooring for maximum durability, washout capability and ease of maintenance

Jeep Wrangler BUZZCUT Concept

Mopar designers said they set out to create a sporty two-seat adventure machine with extreme capability and expanded storage for longer excursions. The Jeep Wrangler BUZZCUT concept features a Vitamin C Orange and black exterior, highlighted by a darkened and chopped fastback-style roofline dropped a full two inches. The appearance is a rebellious, squatted profile, even with a 2-inch suspension lift and 37-inch tires. Rooftop and interior storage enhancements make this sportster ready for any extended trips.

Powertrain Modifications

• 2.0-liter turbocharged I-4 engine paired to an 8-speed automatic transmission
• Mopar cold-air intake

Notable Exterior Modifications

• From Jeep Performance Parts: 2-inch lift kit and steering stabilizer kit
• Satin Titanium 17-inch beadlock wheels paired with 37-inch BFGoodrich KM3 tires
• Steel front bumper with Warn winch, winch guard and dual-mounted 7-inch TYRI lights with contrasting orange rings
• A-pillar light brackets hold 5-inch TYRI lights with contrasting orange rings
• Snorkel
• Flat fenders at all four corners
• Wide rock rails
• Fuel door cover
• Tailgate reinforcement for full-size spare tire
• Steel rear bumper
• AMP Research rear bumper step
• Integrated grab handle behind C-pillar for easy access to roof storage area
• Rhino-Rack Pioneer Platform and custom roof rail with three 12-inch TYRI lights with contrasting orange rings

Notable Interior Modifications

• From Jeep Performance Parts: Tailgate table and compressor; instrument panel accessory rail; pedal covers; door sill guards; all-weather floor mats
• High-back custom performance seats feature black and Ash leather and Raven suede surfaces by Katzkin
• Replacing the rear seat is a Diabolical Slipstream security enclosure with lockable drawer storage system and custom MOLLE panels
• Orange seat belts
• Custom rollbar painted Satin Titanium
• Vitamin C Orange accents and stitching throughout

Jeep Grand Wagoneer Commander Concept

The Jeep Grand Wagoneer Commander concept is a stealth-inspired build created to explore what happens when full-size premium meets functional off-road enhancement, Jeep stated. The Commander is designed for enthusiasts who demand more, whether that means standalone capability or towing a dedicated wheeling rig into extreme environments.

The Commander concept enhances capability while keeping the Jeep Grand Wagoneer’s iconic look intact, a deliberate choice underscoring the platform’s inherent capability and high-strength foundation. The Sentinel build demonstrates how the flagship Jeep Grand Wagoneer can serve as a premium, full-size base for customization, adventure support and real-world utility.

Notable Exterior Modifications

• 35-inch all-terrain tires paired with premium 20-inch wheels for a confident, capable footprint
• Custom roof rack integrated with Baja Designs SPOD lighting for enhanced visibility in low-light and off-grid environments
• Custom protective skid plates
• Custom side graphics that reinterpret the classic theme of wood grain while giving it a more serious and off-road-facing vibe

Notable Interior Modifications

• The interior stays true to its original design, showcasing the Jeep Grand Wagoneer’s refined craftsmanship and offering a strong foundation for future upgrades

Jeep Wrangler Laredo Concept

Built on a Willys foundation, the Jeep Wrangler Laredo concept strips Wrangler down to its essentials, then offers a glimpse at how future Laredo models could blend heritage styling with modern capability. Driver-focused and intentionally analog, the Laredo concept embraces a “fewer features, more feel” philosophy. A 3.6-liter V6 matched with a manual transmission puts full control in the driver’s hands, and with half doors, an opened-up custom top and bold retro design cues, it proves that sometimes the most exciting step forward is reconnecting with the fundamentals.

Notable Exterior Modifications

• Tan spatter-coat hardtop paired with a manual Sky Slider concept
• Exterior execution focused on simplicity, proportion and attitude
• 2-inch JPP suspension lift for improved stance and trail capability
• 37-inch BFG KM3 tires mounted on 17-inch retro-style slotted mag wheels, inspired by classic off-road builds

Interior Design Modifications

• Durable cloth seating with custom throwback inserts, reinforcing the back-to-basics philosophy
• Carpets removed and replaced with a vinyl full-floor covering for durability and easy washout
• Purposeful, rugged and unapologetically analog interior feel
• JPP rear-gate-mounted onboard air system

Jeep XJ Pioneer Concept

Introduced in 1984, the Jeep Cherokee XJ was the industry’s first true compact SUV, redefining the formula that was efficient, maneuverable and unmistakably Jeep. The Jeep XJ Pioneer concept celebrates that breakthrough moment while marking two milestones: 85 years of Jeep heritage and the return of the Cherokee nameplate for 2026.

Built from a first-generation 1984 Cherokee donor vehicle, the XJ Pioneer concept is meant to honor Jeep as the segment’s original trailblazer. It blends authentic history with a restomod approach designed to resonate with those who owned an XJ throughout its 17-year production run. The result is a cultural time capsule infused with a bold, unmistakable ’80s attitude inside and out, the company said.

Notable Exterior Modifications

• 2-inch suspension lift enhances stance and trail capability
• Quick-disconnecting sway bar
• Custom carbon fender flares with reshaped wheel openings for improved clearance
• Custom 17-inch wheels paired with 33-inch BFG A/T tires, balancing classic proportions with modern capability
• Integrated structural rock rails for added protection on the trail

Notable Interior Modifications

• A series of fun, hidden (and not-so-hidden) details that nod to the era of cassette tapes, big hair and stonewashed denim, including a custom cooler and era-specific ergonomic seat enhancements
• The interior stays remarkably true to the classic XJ, keeping its original character and simplicity intact.