The new 2024 Nissan Armada starts at $57,345, which is $4,750 more than the old model. The base price has gone up because the Armada’s previous base trim is no longer being made. The SV and Platinum start at $61,165 and $69,415, respectively, which are small price hikes for the last two trims. The 2024 Nissan Armada now costs a lot more than it did before. The base S grade for the huge three-row SUV, which cost $52,595 a year ago, was taken away, which is why the price dropped. Nissan decided to get rid of the old base model, so the SL is now the base model. The price went up by about $4750, and the starting price is now $57,345. How much the other trims cost? The three remaining trim levels are only $150 more expensive than last year, so if you weren’t going to buy the base Armada, this is still a great deal. Prices for the SV and Platinum start at $61,165 and $69,415, respectively. These prices are for a basic setup with rear-wheel drive. Adding all-wheel drive costs an extra $3000. Given that it costs more to begin with, how does the Armada stack up against other big SUVs? In any case, it costs less than all of them. Other SUVs, like the GMC Yukon and Jeep Wagoneer, start at $60,195 and $63,595, but the regular-wheelbase Ford Expedition is only $100 more. The Chevy Tahoe, on the other hand, costs less than the Armada. It starts at $58,195. Nissan made no changes to the Armada family from 2023 to 2024. The people mover still has a 5.6-liter V-8 engine with 400 hp and a nine-speed automatic drive. Nissan cars have one of the oldest bases in their class, but it has been updated.
