2025 Nissan Armada Pricing: Premium Features From $84,998

November 25 2024,

Nissan reveals comprehensive pricing details for the 2025 Armada, positioning the full-size SUV from $84,998 in the Canadian market. This latest generation emphasizes premium features and advanced technology while introducing the first-ever PRO-4X grade.

Premium Features and Grade Structure

The entry SL grade establishes a strong foundation at $84,998, equipped with the segment's most powerful standard engine. This new twin-turbo V6 produces 425 horsepower, supporting the Armada's impressive 8,500-pound towing capacity. The Platinum grade builds upon this base at $93,998, while the off-road capable PRO-4X commands $94,998. Premium appointments reach their peak in the Platinum Reserve at $104,998 and the Platinum Reserve with Captain's Chairs at $105,998.

Each grade includes substantial standard equipment. The technology package features Google built-in services, wireless device connectivity, and Klipsch premium audio. Intelligent 4WD comes standard across the range, complementing the Nissan Safety Shield 360 suite of driver assistance features.

Capability and Interior Refinements

The 2025 model introduces significant interior improvements. Passenger space increases notably, with front occupants gaining 4.2 inches of legroom and third-row passengers benefiting from an additional 5.7 inches. Cargo capacity expands to 20.4 cubic feet behind the third row, reaching 97.1 cubic feet with seats folded.

The new PRO-4X grade emphasizes capability through specialized equipment. Its price point includes an electronic locking rear differential, all-terrain tires, and underbody protection. The Adaptive Electronic Air Suspension system provides variable ride height for different driving conditions.

Platinum and Platinum Reserve grades showcase luxury appointments. These models feature massaging front seats and dual 14.3-inch displays. The range-topping Captain's Chairs configuration exclusively offers ProPILOT Assist 2.1, enabling hands-off highway driving capability.

The 2025 Armada arrives at Canadian Nissan dealerships in December, offering buyers multiple paths to premium features and capability.

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