Nissan's best-selling SUV in North America received a mid-lifecycle update without any changes on the powertrain
Nissan revealed the facelifted version of the Rogue in North America , featuring a slightly redesigned exterior and a technologically updated interior with Google built-in in the new infotainment system. The 2024 Nissan Rogue certainly looks familiar, with the biggest change being the larger grille with vertical chrome slits, joined by redesigned intakes on the front bumper. The split headlights remain unchanged but the taillights benefit from revised LED graphics.
3-inch infotainment touchscreen and a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster. Those trims also benefit from wireless Android Auto / Apple CarPlay connectivity, a wireless charging pad, and 4 USB-C ports. As for the entry-level S and SV grades, those feature a smaller 8-inch display with wired Android Auto / Apple CarPlay compatibility. In terms of safety kit, the entry-level Rogue S comes standard with the Nissan Safety Shield 360 ADAS suite.