The 2022 Nissan Armada is still a formidable full-size SUV that is brought to you with minimal updates this time around. With as many as 5 trim options and multiple configurations to opt from, Nissan introduces a single update in the form of a one-touch function for the power-folding third-row with the 2022 Armada Platinum trim. With a $600 increase in base price from the 2021 Armada that gave us the fanciest Midnight Edition trim, now comes included with heated front seats in the 2022 Armada interior. On the specs front, the on-sale Armada 2022 gets only a single powertrain option of a 400 hp 5.6L V8 engine, and a decent estimated combined fuel economy of 15 MPG with the basic RWD setup.
2022 Nissan Armada For Sale
The 2022 Nissan Armada starts at a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of $49,500, excluding a destination charge of $1250 for the entry-level S trim. The next-in-line Armada SV trim retails at $53,500 and can be had with an additional SV Appearance Package, that adds 20-inch wheels, LED foglights, and more. Stepping onto the SL trim, for the price of $57,310, will get you captain's chairs instead of bench seats. The fairly new Armada Midnight Edition carries a price tag of $59,300 and adds more premium exterior and interior fitments over the SL trim. The AWD variant for all the models comes at a premium of $3000. The current existing lease deals range from $709 per month for a period of 36 months, excluding $6900, which is to be paid at signing. Moreover, average Used car listed prices for shades such as White, Silver, and Black range from anywhere between $15,000 to $45,000.
2022 Nissan Armada Buying Advice
The best trim of the lineup is certainly the 2022 Armada Platinum variant, which is priced at $65,900. The reason being, that it saw significant exterior modifications with regard to its design and also on the feature front last year, which is being carried forward into this year. Picking up which Older Model is best for you comes down to a number of reasons, one of which is your budget. For a rather small dip in price, you can opt for the 2021 Armada, which got a completely new exterior design, and plenty of active safety features as standard. Further, the 2018 Armada also seems to be a viable option.

It comes with a fine towing capacity of 8500 pounds but loses out on that front with the 2022 Ford Expedition that manages to tow up to 9300 lbs. The interior is comforting but isn't as spacious as the competition offers, even though the Nissan Armada can seat up to 8 people inside. Also, the Armada's cargo space on offer isn't satisfactory, when compared to the likes of the 2022 Chevrolet Tahoe. Furthermore, the other competitor in the segment, the 2022 Toyota Sequoia, has its set of pros but fails to hold up well when it comes to performance numbers, with its 381 hp V8 engine.