Nissan announced pricing for the 2023 Armada. And while the price increase is taking place across the board, the difference isn’t that big. Plus, new features are added to each trim level for a model year refresh.
The 2023 Nissa Armada now starts at $50,400 for the S 4×2 trim, which is a $500 increase over the 2022 price. The SV gets the biggest jump, now selling for $54,950 representing an $880 price increase. Meanwhile, the SL and Platinum trims saw their prices increase by $610 and $520, respectively.
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Of note, the Armada Midnight Edition is not included in the 2023 model year price. Also, the aforementioned price does not include the mandatory $1,695 destination and handling fee, effectively making $52,095 the starting price of the 2023 Armada. The price hike is the same for each trim level. if you choose the 4×4 drivetrain option.
So what’s new about the Nissan Armada 2023? The Fleet SV, SL, and Platinum trims now feature Amazon Alexa Built-in, which can play music, make calls, control smart home devices, and more, with just a voice command. The Armada SV comes standard with remote engine start, LED front fog lights and auto-dimming mirrors with universal garage door opener, while the Armada SL receives a heated steering wheel as standard.
Powerplant option for the 2023 Fleet remains the factory 5.6-liter Endurance V8 that produces 400 horsepower (298 kilowatts) and 413 pound-feet (560 Newton-meters) of torque. The standard maximum towing capacity is 8,500 pounds (3,856 kilograms).
The Nissan USA website still lists the 2022 model year Armada, but the automaker says the 2023 model is already on sale as of this writing.
