In ascending order, trim levels available at launch are the SV, SL and Platinum (a budget S trim is coming later), with rear- or four-wheel drive available. For 2021, it gets a slight refresh that updates its appearance, front and rear, while adding sleeker dashboard controls and a larger touchscreen.
The second generation of Nissan’s Armada full-size SUV debuted as a 2017 model. Versus the competition: While the Armada may have less interior space versus its competition, it still offers a strong value proposition and impressive towing capacity - a capacity it’s now better equipped to handle. The verdict: The refreshed 2021 Armada gains some much-needed improvements to make it a more well-rounded SUV, but Nissan went small while competitors took big leaps. 2021 Nissan Armada | photo by Christian Lantry
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