Nissan Armada Sales Figures

Nissan Armada

Here you will find monthly and yearly United States and Canadian sales figures for the Nissan Armada. The Armada is Nissan’s body-on-frame full-size SUV, sold in North America since 2004 and, since the 2017 model year, a rebadged version of the global Nissan Patrol. It seats up to eight, tows up to 8,500 pounds, and competes against the Chevrolet Tahoe, Ford Expedition, Toyota Sequoia and Jeep Wagoneer.

Nissan Armada Sales in the United States

The Armada’s United States chart is a record of two generations. The first peaked immediately at 39,508 units in 2005, then fell every year to a low of 9,903 in 2009 and spent the early 2010s in the 12,000 to 20,000 range. The Patrol-based second generation arrived for 2017 and more than doubled volume to 35,667 units, holding 32,650 in 2018 and 32,044 in 2019. The 2020s have been choppy: 19,638 in 2020, 22,815 in 2021, a supply-limited 11,923 in 2022, a rebound to 21,184 in 2023, and 15,268 in 2024 as the outgoing model wound down ahead of the redesigned 2025 Armada. That new truck lifted 2025 to 17,321 units, up about 13 percent, and 2026 has opened stronger still: 10,005 units through June against 8,170 in the same six months of 2025, a gain of roughly 23 percent.

Nissan Armada Sales in Canada

Canadian volume is small enough that a single fleet order moves the line, which is why the chart is spiky rather than trending. The series opens at 613 units in 2004, falls to just 100 in 2008, and stays under 800 for most of the following decade before the second generation pushes it to 1,105 in 2017 and a peak of 1,435 in 2018. Volume then collapsed again to 358 in 2020 and bounced between 427 and 874 through 2024. The redesigned Armada has changed that: 2025 produced 1,157 units, the best year since 2018, and the first half of 2026 is running well ahead at 658 units through June against 491 a year earlier, up about 34 percent.