The price came to $35,195, including the $1,095 destination charge.īefore we discuss the results of our evaluation of the redesigned 2021 Rogue, it is helpful to understand who bought the previous-generation version of this compact SUV, and what they liked most and least about their vehicles.Īccording to J.D. Power evaluated a Rogue SL equipped with FWD, the Premium Package, a set of floor mats, cargo area protection, and extra-cost paint. Dealers offer numerous accessories for the new Rogue.įor this review, J.D. The Rogue SV and SL offer a Premium option package that adds desirable upgrades, and some paint colors cost extra. Prices range from $25,650 for the S with FWD to $36,830 for the Platinum with AWD, not including the $1,095 destination charge.įew factory options are available. Front-wheel drive is standard, with all-wheel drive a $1,400 option. Now, the all-new 2021 Nissan Rogue arrives, fully prepared to defend its lofty position on the best-seller charts.ĭerived from the same recipe that made its predecessor a success, but with a thorough slate of improvements, the all-new 2021 Rogue comes in S, SV, SL, and new Platinum trim levels. Despite the model's popularity, last year's Rogue had been on the road for seven years without a full redesign. The reason why is easy to understand: It's a compact crossover SUV, and that's what consumers want to own. More people buy a Nissan Rogue than any other model in the company's lineup.
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