The all-new 2025 Nissan Armada comes standard with a lot of promises. Nissan says the large SUV’s new V6 turbo engine is more powerful and more efficient than the prior model’s remarkably thirsty V8; ...

One of the most notable changes for 2025 is the Armada’s switch from a V-8 engine to a twin-turbo V-6, and Nissan didn’t want ...

Forsberg Racing NISMO GT-Z / Courtesy of Nissan] Nissan came to the 2025 SEMA Show ready to flex every muscle it’s got—and it ...

The next generation of Nissan's flagship Armada SUV barrels into dealerships late this year powered by a more efficient gasoline engine. Nissan executives hinted that an electrified powertrain also ...

Competes with: Chevrolet Tahoe, Ford Expedition, GMC Tahoe, Jeep Wagoneer, Toyota Sequoia Looks like: A streamlined but solid block, except the lower front edge has been sanded off a bit for a better ...

More than just a graphics job, the Dune Patrol concept's long-travel suspension is entirely custom-fabricated front and rear. Though the engine is stock, the Dune Patrol does feature a prototype NISMO ...

I’ve been asked not to make any comparisons whatsoever between the fully revised 2025 Nissan Armada and the 2025 Infiniti QX80, and pretend they are not mechanically related in any way whatsoever.

Nissan is no stranger to the world of off-road SUVs, with the Patrol and the Pathfinder are some of the most recognizable nameplates in four-wheeling — even if the latter isn't quite as rugged as it ...

The 2025 Armada is an SUV we’ve already tested in the snowy north. Our conclusion was crystal clear: this is a luxurious body-on-frame battleship that demonstrates a leap forward for Nissan.

Over 20 years ago, Nissan dropped its biggest SUV onto the North American market, the Armada. Originally built on the same platform as the now-discontinued Titan before switching to the ...

On paper, the Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro and Nissan Armada PRO-4X are closely matched. They are both burly family haulers with off-road chops; but one is superior to the other. Both SUVs use twin ...