Jeep Gladiator Top Dog Concept revealed

For SEMA360 – this year’s online alternative to the cancelled Specialty Equipment Market Association Show – staff at Mopar built the one-off Gladiator Top Dog Concept.

Jeep Gladiator Top Dog Concept (2020) Front Side

Intended as a vehicle for mountain bikers, it makes use of both JPP (Jeep Performance Parts) and third-party aftermarket accessories.

Jeep Gladiator Top Dog Concept (2020) Side Detail 1

The most obvious addition is a PCOR storage system. Replacing the standard cargo box, this bespoke unit features pull-out drawers, power supplies, a refrigerator and even an electric hot-dog roller. On top is a dual bike rack which is accessed via a folding ladder.

Jeep Gladiator Top Dog Concept (2020) Side Detail 2

Off-road ability is enhanced by a JPP two-inch lift kit and Fox dampers, while 17” JPP beadlock rims shod with BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain KM3 tyres sit beneath extended wheel arches. Also fitted are a JPP Rubicon front bumper, a unique grille guard, specially-modified JPP tubular rock rails and two Warn winches.

Jeep Gladiator Top Dog Concept (2020) Interior

Power comes from a regular 3.6 litre Pentastar V6 gasoline engine that’s mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission. However, to help cope with adverse conditions, a JPP snorkel is connected to the air intake.

Jeep Gladiator Top Dog Concept (2020) Rear Side

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