Model Nissan Rogue Comparison
Standard LED headlights (vs. available) – Every Rogue has LED headlights, which require less electrical power and last significantly longer than conventional lightbulbs. LED headlights also produce light that more closely resembles daylight. Escape offers LED headlights, but they are not standard on all trims.
Available tri-zone climate controls (vs. dual-zone) – Rogue has available tri-zone climate controls, which have separate controls for the driver, front passenger, and rear-seat passengers to establish their own temperature settings. There are no climate controls for rear-seat passengers on any Escape.
Available HD Intelligent Around View® Monitor2 (I-AVM) (vs. not available) – iRogue’s available HD Intelligent Around View Monitor provides high-definition views to the front, passenger side, and rear, and a composite view from above, to help enhance visibility when parking. It also provides visual and audible warnings if a moving object3 is detected within the displayed monitor image. Escape only offers a rearview camera, and does not provide a Moving Object Detection system.
Safety features – Rogue offers several standard and available safety features that are not available on any Escape. Rogue offers:
-Standard rear seat belt4 pretensioners (vs. not available)
-10 standard supplemental air bags ( on Platinum)
-Available rear-seat LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children) System configurations for all seating positions (vs. outboard seats only)
-Standard Easy-Fill Tire Alert (vs. not available)
-Available Intelligent Blind Spot Intervention6 (I-BSI) (vs. not available)
-Standard Intelligent Forward Collision Warning (I-FCW) (vs. not intelligent)
-Standard Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection8 (includes cyclist detection) (vs. no cyclist detection)
-Standard Rear Automatic Braking (RAB) (vs. not available)
Interior space – Rogue has a roomy interior for passengers, and the available Divide-N-Hide® Cargo System adds cargo space versatility. Rogue has more room than Escape in the following areas:
-More front head room10 (without moonroof) (41.1 inches vs. 40.0): 1.1 inches more
-More maximum cargo capacity with rear seats up11 (36.3 cubic feet vs. 33.5): 2.8 cubic feet more
-More maximum cargo capacity with rear seats folded down11 (72.9 cubic feet vs. 65.4): 7.5 cubic feet more
-More interior passenger volume without moonroof10 (105.4 cubic feet vs. 104.0): 1.4 cubic feet more
Additional Advantages
-Electronic shifter (vs. rotary dial)
-Xtronic CVT® (vs. 8-speed A/T)
-Active Ride Control (ARC) (vs. not available)
-Vented rear disc brakes (vs. solid rear discs)
-Available reverse tilt-down outside mirrors (vs. not available)
-Available power door-and-liftgate lock switch in cargo area (vs. not available)
-Zero Gravity front and rear seats (vs. not available)
-Available heated front seats with Quick Comfort® Seat Heaters (vs. not Quick Comfort)
-Available heated rear seats (vs. not available)
-Available remote fold-down rear seatbacks (vs. not available)
-Butterfly-style center console lid (vs. not available)
-Rear Door Alert12 (vs. available)
-Available ProPILOT Assist with Navi-link13 (vs. no navigation-linked functions)
-Available rear door window sunshades (vs. not available)
-Standard Apple CarPlay® integration14 and Android Auto™14 (vs. available)
-Available wireless Apple CarPlay® integration14 (vs. not available)
-Available Divide-N-Hide® Cargo System (vs. not available)
-Available side sonar system15 (vs. not available)
-Available 9-inch center touch-screen display (vs. 8-inch display)
-Standard satellite radio14 (vs. available)