The features buyers love about the 2021 Nissan Rogue

March 30 2021,

The 2021 Nissan Rogue has been one of the most impressive vehicles since arriving on the market this year. The new compact sport utility vehicle delivers remarkable power and efficiency while also providing more comfort and more interior versatility for your family. It is no surprise that families love the new Rogue and here are some features that your family will truly appreciate about Nissan's redesigned sport utility vehicle.

Family Hub Interior

Nissan understands that sport utility vehicles are primarily used as means of transport for your family. That means that everything needs to be geared towards making your family adventure more comfortable. That's why Nissan designed the family hub interior. The family hub interior is designed to give families improve comfort, for example by offering extra wide doors that open up to 85 degrees for easier access. The rear seats have a flexible and convenient child seat installation in all three seating positions, and you can use the advanced remote starter to cool or warm the cabin before getting inside. The Divide-and-Hide system improves versatility, and every seat is a Zero Gravity seat in order to make the journey more appealing. Add to this some very advanced connectivity features including an available fully digital instrument cluster and all of the infotainment features that you want, and you have a vehicle that will make long hours on the road fly by.

Improved ProPILOT Assist

The Nissan ProPILOT assist system was already a highlight of the previous Rogue. The advanced driving assistance system allows you to hand over a portion of the vehicle's control to the vehicle itself, helping you relax on the highway. With the new Nissan Rogue, ProPILOT assist has been improved in order to provide smoother braking and smoother overall handling around corners.

Improved powertrain and fuel economy

The new Nissan Rogue features a 2.5 L 4-cylinder engine that delivers 181 horsepower along with 181 pound-feet of torque. This is the same reliable engine that was found on the previous Rogue, but it now has more power. It also has better fuel economy with an average fuel consumption rating of just 8.3 L per 100km with all-wheel drive.

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