Legendary Patrol badge returns to the U.S.: Nissan introduces Armada Patrol PRO-4X grade
For the 2027 model year, Armada's PRO-4X grade is renamed Patrol PRO-4X, returning the Patrol name to the U.S. for the first time since 1969; production starts November 2026, from $78,990

NASHVILLE, TENN. — Nissan is reintroducing the legendary Patrol nameplate to the U.S. for the first time since 1969, bringing one of the brand's most enduring and globally recognized badges back to American roads.
For the 2027 model year, Armada's capable PRO-4X grade is renamed Patrol PRO-4X, aligning the model with Patrol's 75-year heritage of global SUV adventure. Production for the newly named grade starts in November 2026.
Armada Patrol PRO-4X also expands its adventure-ready offering with newly added NISMO rock sliders and a NISMO roof rack, arriving this winter, alongside available NISMO Axis wheels paired with BFGoodrich all-terrain tires.
"Patrol has defined adventure for 75 years, earning its reputation on some of the toughest terrain in the world. Bringing the Nissan Patrol name back to America through Armada is a natural fit, with both vehicles sharing the same iconic and proven platform," said Tiago Castro, senior vice president, U.S. Marketing & Sales, Nissan and INFINITI. "Armada Patrol PRO-4X honors that legendary heritage while carrying its capability and confidence into Nissan's future."
The Armada Patrol PRO-4X will see its public debut on Nissan's stand at the 2026 LA Auto Show (November 20-29).
A 75-year legacy of global adventure: Patrol has been part of the Nissan lineup since 1951 and stands as one of the company's longest-running and most iconic nameplates. Across seven generations, Patrol has established itself globally as the go-to vehicle for adventure and exploration. It was also the first Nissan-badged vehicle sold in America, beginning in 1962, helping establish Nissan's reputation as an adventurous, challenger brand.
Armada Patrol PRO-4X builds on that legacy with a nameplate backed by 75 years of global credibility. It continues to offer all the equipment that enables Armada PRO-4X to tackle varied terrain, including an electronic locking rear differential, Adaptive Electronic Air Suspension, all-terrain tires, eight selectable drive modes, a metal underbody skid plate and advanced camera systems like Invisible Hood View.
Starting MSRP for the 2027 Nissan Armada Patrol PRO-4X 4x4 is $78,990. Destination and handling $2,275. The wider 2027 Armada range runs from the Armada SL 4x2 at $64,290 to the Armada Platinum Reserve 4x4 at $84,590.
For the 2027 model year, Armada also adds a Dark Armor package that complements the SUV's bold stance with a distinctive, more aggressive blacked-out appearance. The Dark Armor darkens Armada's roof rails, window trim, front grille and lower fascia, paired with black 20-inch wheels and black exterior badges. Armada's interior adds black upholstery, a panoramic moonroof and darkened accents for the dashboard, steering wheel and center console.
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