The redesigned Nissan Armada is set to continue its legacy as a practical and off-road focused full-size SUV. The new generation features a Pro-4X trim, adaptive air suspension, and a twin-turbo 3.5-liter V6 engine. Let’s take a closer look at the updated Armada.
Pro-4X Trim
The Pro-4X trim is a significant addition to the Armada lineup, offering enhanced off-road capabilities. With features such as 9.6 inches of ground clearance, recovery hooks, metal skid plates, all-terrain tires, and a real locking rear differential, the Pro-4X is ready to take on rugged terrain. Visual changes include orange accents, a new front fascia, and a three-slot grille inspired by Nissan’s heritage.
Styling
The new Armada boasts a more boxy and upright design with a unique grille and LED headlights. The exterior pays homage to the second-generation Patrol with fender vents and rear taillights that connect across the rear hatch. The “Since 1951” lettering on the SUV is a nod to Nissan’s original Patrol.
Interior
The interior of the Armada has been completely transformed with dual 12.3-inch screens for instruments and infotainment (14.3-inch on higher trims). A clean dash layout with physical buttons and switches sets the Armada apart from its competitors. Leatherette is standard, while higher trims offer real leather upholstery.
Pricing and Availability
While pricing and availability details for the 2025 Nissan Armada have yet to be announced, it is expected to see a slight increase in price compared to the previous generation. Keep an eye out for more information on this practical and capable full-size SUV in the coming months.