Atturo Tire announced the Trail Blade A/T2, an upgraded replacement for the original Trail Blade A/T and the Trail Blade XTS. The new tires are on display at the SEMA Show at Atturo booth No. 44113 and are also displaying…
At the 2026 SEMA show in the US, Nissan introduced three off-road concept models developed from the Frontier, Pathfinder, and Armada. Among them, the Armada Jungle Patrol stood out with its design that completely removed the roof, replacing it with a…
Blacked-out Dark Armor package adds a distinct bold new style to Nissan’s most capable Armada ever View More Armada News Specifications are based on the latest product information available at time of printing.
Production of the right-hand drive Y63 Patrol has officially started. Picture: Nissan Australia Ahead of its South African arrival next year, Nissan, through its Australian division, has released first images of the right-hand drive Patrol being assembled at its Kyushu Plant…
Al Masaood Automobiles, the authorized Nissan distributor in Abu Dhabi, Al Ain and Al Dhafra, has announced the arrival of the Nissan Patrol 75th Anniversary Edition at its showrooms, inviting customers to reserve the exclusive model celebrating one of the automotive…
Heated seats in your car are designed to help you stay warm in the winter months. But one couple claims the heated seats in their 2013 Nissan Armada caused the vehicle to catch fire. Lindsay claimed her husband was driving home…
Heated seats are supposed to provide warmth and comfort on a cold or rainy day. Unfortunately for this couple, it cost them a car. That car is a 2013 Nissan Armada, and it was engulfed in flames because the passenger’s heated…
The Armada is Nissan's biggest SUV in America, a body-on-frame three-row hauler aimed squarely at the Chevrolet Tahoe, Ford Expedition and Toyota Sequoia. The first one, launched for 2004, was built in Mississippi on the Titan pickup's frame and powered by a big V8. The second generation, from 2017, became a rebadged version of the Nissan Patrol, one of the most respected off-roaders in the Middle East and Australia, imported from Japan.
The current Armada, introduced for the 2025 model year, follows that recipe with the latest Patrol: a twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter V6 replaces the V8, a far more modern cabin brings big screens and driver aids, and an off-road-focused Pro-4X version adds locking differentials and an adjustable air suspension. Reviewers have praised its power, comfort and towing ability, while noting it is pricey and thirsty in the way all big SUVs are.
The Patrol's heritage stretches back to 1951, and Middle Eastern buyers celebrate it with limited editions and an almost religious loyalty. In the United States the Armada's luxury twin is the Infiniti QX80, while its rivals include the Tahoe, Expedition, Sequoia, Jeep Wagoneer and GMC Yukon. This page follows Armada pricing, trim packages such as dark-themed editions, recall notices, reviews and the wider Patrol story, from right-hand-drive production for South Africa to anniversary models in the Gulf. Viral ownership stories, like a reported fire blamed on heated seats, turn up here too, and the recall notices are worth checking for anyone shopping a used example.
Nissan's full-size body-on-frame SUV, the American cousin of the desert-conquering Patrol, now with a twin-turbo V6 and Pro-4X muscle.
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