What's New for the 2020 Nissan Rogue?

It's a small crossover SUV with a go-getter attitude and brand new front memory seats that let the captains of the ship command in comfort and style. Nissan engineers say that they were inspired by NASA engineers to create what is known as "Zero Gravity" front seats for the Nissan, a seating arrangement that is known to reduce fatigue.

Accessories are abundant for the Rogue in 2020 as well, with ground lighting effects and roof rail options that make your Rogue more your own. With three unique trims to choose from, you're certain to find something to love about this spiffy small crossover SUV that continues to outbox the bigger competitors. Here's what you have to look forward to in 2020.

2020 Rogue Trims & Features

Trims include the S, SV, and SL. If that sounds pretty straightforward and simple as options, that's because it is. Nissan has had plenty of practice making the Rogue by now. The S features terrific options for Intelligent All-Wheel Drive and the new ProPilot Assist options for this year, offering "360-degree safety protection" in what Nissan dubs a world of distraction. More than ever before the Rogue focuses on the smart driving tech that corrects driver error. In addition to amazing intelligent safety technology, you get great interior tech and comfort:

    
• Cloth seats standard on lower trims
    
• Front bucket seats available
    
• Leather-appointed seats optional on some trims or standard on the SL
    
• 3 Months Of Provided Satellite Radio Service
    
• Bose Premium Brand Speakers (SV and SL)

The higher the trim, the more luxury you'll get on the Rogue, or you can get an efficient, beautiful interior for less money. It's all according to what your needs and budget are.

2020 Nissan Rogue Horsepower

An efficient 2.5L 4-cylinder engine is standard across all trims of the Rogue in 2020. You won't have multiple engine choices, but what you do get is a supreme driving experience that clocks in at 170 horsepower, a more than efficient number for this class of crossover. Since you're hauling smaller weight, the 170 horsepower is perfect for sublime acceleration and silky-smooth driving. Since the vehicle is smaller than mid-size or large SUVs, it's easy to maneuver in tight spots, too. The 170 horsepower is more than capable of giving you and your family a smooth ride.

Nissan Rogue Safety

Nissan took a huge step with the Rogue and tossed in ProPilot Assist on the SL. You can get it optional on other trims, and it's well worth it, thanks to Automatic Emergency Braking, Rear Automatic Braking, and High Beam Assist (among many other features). A terrific airbag system featuring Front And Rear Head Airbags and Dual Front Side-Mounted Airbags. Throw in a safety-conscious design in general, with aerodynamic flourishes, and you have a beautifully designed small crossover SUV that has a superb sense of safety as well. You're always safe in the Rogue.