Nissan's Rogue crossover/SUV is as important to Nissan as the RAV-4 is to Toyota and the CR-V is to Honda. All three represent one of each automaker's biggest sellers in the US. The all-new 2021 Rogue (not to be confused with the smaller Rogue Sport) is a refreshed and updated entry into a very competitive segment (aka compact SUVs). Although with each redesign, these compacts aren't so compact anymore since they grow in size with each major update. The new Rogue will be available in four flavors, S, SV, SL, and the new Platinum levels. Prices start at $25,650 (plus taxes, license, fees, options and $1,000 destination) and go up to $36,830+ for the all-wheel drive Platinum edition. Two optional packages are available: the SV Premium Package at $2,660 and the SL Premium Package at $1,320. Nissan has added most of it's safety and tech as either standard or optional. "The all-new Rogue delivers everything families are looking for today – connectivity, safety, versatility and fun," added Mike Colleran, senior vice president, Nissan U.S. Marketing and Sales. "As our top-selling model, Rogue is our most important launch yet." The big news are the updated styling both inside and out. The "buck-tooth grille is more assimilated and provides a much better looking front clip. The side and rear views are more muscular in shape and provide a more competitive look. The interior is a nicer place to be with three digital displays, including a heads-up display, that showcases Nissan's over-the-air update-able tech. Starting this fall, the 2021 Rogue will give you a new option for those looking to purchase a "compact" SUV/crossover. For more info regarding tech and new features, check out the media release, pics, and a ProPilot infographic after the "read more" jump.
Check out the walk around and review provided by Nissan in the next post.
Source: Nissan - Media release and pics
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