The Nissan Rogue has been a staple in Nissan’s lineup for years, with the crossover having represented one of the more practical options Nissan’s lineup since its debut all the way back in 2007. Having received steady improvements over the years, the 2025 Rogue aims to grab buyers’ attention with its new host of changes, but do they result in a net benefit for consumers?
In this article, we’ll be pitting recent model years of the Rogue against each other, to find out who wins out in this showdown between the 2025 Nissan Rogue vs 2024: Interior, tech, and safety upgrades compared.
Key Takeaways:
- The Rogue is a tad cheaper in its 2024 iteration, meaning cost will be a major difference maker for buyers this year.
- The Rogue has some updates that see it massively improve its off roading capabilities for 2025.
- Both enjoy Nissan’s top of the class warranty.
What should I pay for a 2024 Nissan Rogue?
Good question! Kelley Blue Book has always been about saving consumers money when shopping for their next car, and they have all the latest on the pricing of the 2024 Nissan Rogue. For 2024, they report that you could expect to see a starting sticker price of $30,240, with the range-topping Rogue Platinum kicking off at $40,520. A full list of the four trims available for 2024 reads as:
- S - $30,240
- SV - $31,930
- SL - $37,090
- Platinum - $40,520
Of these, the SV is the trim that comes recommended by Kelley Blue Book for its strong range of offerings at such an affordable price. Kelley Blue Book also notes that the Rogue has a decent track record among compact SUVs when it comes to value retention, a fact that market-savvy buyers will be glad to hear.
Is there going to be a 2025 Nissan Rogue?
Yes! For 2025, the Rogue is back. Buyers should expect to see some new changes in the updated SUV. Nissan is giving the Rogue the Rock Creek treatment, netting the Rogue some functional upgrades including all-terrain tires, a tubular roof rack for extra storage, a hill descent control driving program, and even includes a new camera system with off-road views as well as luxury focused add-ons like heated front seats, and a 12-volt outlet in the cargo area.
Additionally, ProPilot 2.1 debuts on the Rogue’s top trims, adding on to the Rogue’s already great driver assistance tech by adding on automated speed, braking, and lane assists to its cruise control system. Additionally, a new 360 degree camera system is debuting on certain trims.
Nissan’s new Maintenance Care program makes the switch to the 2025 Rogue even easier, with a warranty that covers the first 3 oil changes for up to two years.
With the new Rock Creek Trim, the Rogue lineup now looks like:
- S - $30,620
- SV - $32,360
- Rock Creek - $37,235
- SL $37,480
- Platinum - $40,910
Of these, check out the SV! You can get yourself attractive features like 18-inch aluminum wheels, an eight-way power-adjustable driver's seat, and adaptive cruise control for under 35k. The Rock Creek is also a worthwhile trim, adding on features that buyers could wind up overspending on if trying to add them aftermarket.
Summary
In conclusion, if you’re looking for the Rogue that can hit the trails as effortlessly as it can tackle your grocery jobs while keeping you lush and comfortable, the 2025 model is the one for you. If cost is your biggest concern when shopping for a car this year, the 2024 model is certain to come with more discounts than the 2025 Rogue.