The 2025 Nissan Armada Pro-4X enters a full-size SUV arena with a bold presence and there are some surprises in its sleeves. It’s a bit big to be considered a true offroader, but it holds itself in challenging terrain. I went through its pace in my lockpit and despite its length, the Armada Pro-4X worked spectacularly. Yes, it was easily stuck on a loose gravel hill. There, several other SUVs I tested powered more easily, but the Armada’s vast size and weight plays a role.
A standout design
The Armada Pro-4X design is a head turner with a green look, especially with subtle red accents. It’s a bit of a reverted detail that caught my eye and I can afford refined Prada shoes, so it’s a bit like I’ve returned to my preschool day. A combo of similar colors. The red accents on the rear pillar add a sporty talent that sets this SUV apart from its more conservative competitors. The lava red towing hook, black painted grille and fender flare highlight its sturdy charm.
Photo Credit Daryl Killian
Photo Credit Daryl Killian
Photo Credit Daryl Killian
Interior: Sturdy outside, luxurious interior
Once you step inside, you quickly forget that this is “sturdy” trim. The black interior with red stitching gives it a premium feel, from the soft-touch material on the dash to quilted leather seats. The high-tech suite is equally impressive. The dual 14.3-inch display is intuitive and easy to navigate, while the infotainment system is self-fulfilling even for non-technical people. The only hiccup was to get a grasp of the off-road environment to tackle my lockpit, but when I dialed in, the fleet showed its temper.
Photo Credit Daryl Killian
Photo Credit Daryl Killian
Performance and Features
Under the hood, the Armada Pro-4X boasts a 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6, pushing out 425 horsepower and 516 lb-ft of torque. Paired with a nine-speed automatic transmission, the engine offers plenty of power for both city cruises and off-road adventures. It also tows up to 8,500 pounds, making it a solid option for transporting boats and trailers. The adaptive electronic air suspension and eight selectable drive modes (including Rock and Mud/Rut) increase off-road reliability, but the size is a wider range of trails than tight, technical courses at home It means being in.
Family-friendly features
For families, the Armada Pro-4X is a compelling option. Propilot Assist allows highways to drive wind and provide handoff functionality in certain conditions. The spacious cabin is easy to accommodate growing teens. The third row is spacious enough to use from time to time, but you should use roof rails for extra luggage on long trips. The cargo space behind the third row is 20.4 cubic feet, expanding to 56.3 cubic feet with the third row folded and the generous 97.1 cubic feet in both rows. However, expanded wheelbase competitors such as GM, Chevy and Ford offer more cargo space.
Photo Credit Daryl Killian
Photo Credit Daryl Killian
Value Proposal
With a starting price of $73,740, the Pro-4X is a bargain compared to other full-size SUVs on the market. It offers a blend of rugged features and luxury that are difficult to beat at this price range. The Armada Pro-4X checks out many boxes for those who want an SUV that can handle weekend adventures without sacrificing daily comfort and technology.
Final thoughts
The 2025 Nissan Armada Pro-4X is a versatile, stylish and capable SUV offering a lot for that price. It may not be the most agile off-roader, but my performance in the lockpit proved it was more than just a cute face. With gorgeous interiors, intuitive technology and enough power to tow weekend toys, this is a sure-fire choice for families who balance adventure and comfort. Plus, it just looks like it’s doing it.
