We got our first look at the 2025 Nissan Armada back in September and were cautiously optimistic about its prospects. We are impressed with the new styling and excited about the improved driving refinements.

The Armada SV in 4x2 and 4x4 will keep their $56,520 and $59,520 prices, respectively, meaning the entry point to the Armada range will be relatively low considering the full revamp updates. The SL trims will receive a major $2,

Surprisingly, the base price remains unchanged, with the 2025 Armada starting at the same $56,520 as its predecessor. However, higher trims see a noticeable uptick in cost. Despite the price hikes, the new Armada packs meaningful upgrades in performance, technology, and equipment, making it more competitive in today’s crowded SUV market.

The V6-powered Armada is go in the US market, prices kicking off at $56,520 for the SL 4x2 and $59,520 for the SL 4x4 grade

The 2025 Nissan Armada gets a facelift with a new twin-turbo V6 engine and a PRO-4X version built for adventure. In Canada, the big SUV starts at $84,998. Launched in 2003, the Armada marks its 22nd year with significant updates, notably touching on performance, comfort and off-road capability.

Nissan's redesigned full-size SUV has the same $58,530 base price, but the rest of the Armada lineup costs more than before.

The revamped Armada goes on sale in December with the same MSRP as the outgoing model but with a cheaper destination charge.