The Nissan Rogue

2007 - 2014

In 2007, Honda CR-V already had 10 years on the market and the Toyota Rav 4 was a serious competitor. In late 2007, Nissan launched its competitor in the segment, the Rogue. The Rogue was based on the successful Sentra sedan model, a vehicle that proved its worthiness on the market.

2013 - 2016

The 2014 Nissan Rogue was actually the same car as the one sold under the X-Trail nameplate in Europe. It was Nissan's weapon on the SUV market, one of the biggest in the US. The new model was presented to the world with an optional 3rd row (7 seats), a new cargo system, and new on-board tech like the Around View Monitor that eased parking.

2016 - 2020

The 2016 Nissan Rogue was the facelifted version of the 2014 model, which was the same car as the one sold under the X-Trail nameplate in Europe. The big competition in that segment forced the Japanese car-maker to refresh its model after just a couple of years after the introduction of the new generation.

2019 - Present

Nissan has updated the infotainment system and now features standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The facelifted version includes a new signature on its LED daytime running lights. The front fascia has been redesigned and now it includes a V-shaped form borrowed from the Murano range.

2020 - Present

The Japanese car-maker Nissan unveiled the third generation of the Rogue in June 2020. It was based on the same platform as the European model X-Trail. Nissan succeeded to become one of the best SUV car-makers in the world. Due to its substantial 4x4 experience combined with it's alliance partner Renault, the Japanese brand offered best-sellers around the world.