Performance

This small crossover has a spunky, spirited performance on the road, and its abilities have not changed between 2022 and 2023. The same four Rogue trims are available with one engine, and this is a 201-horsepower, turbo three-cylinder, 1.5-liter gas engine. This powertrain system includes an auto continuously variable transmission. In addition, you can choose between standard front-wheel drive or optional all-wheel drive.

Appearance

In 2023, the Midnight Edition package will be available for the first time in the SV trim. With this optional package, the Rogue adds black roof rails, black outer trim, 18-inch wheels with a black finish, and upgraded faux leather material on the seats. Both model years have the same body style with a short nose and bold definition on the hood. From the side view, the Rogue combines a raked roof with molding and chrome on the lower door panels. The front has thick, metallic accents on the V-motion grille and lower fascia. Stunning, two-part LED headlamps also distinguish the nose.

Features

The 2023 Rogue SL and Platinum trims now include Amazon Alexa functionality. The other features in the Rogue hold steady. Some of these features are heated front and rear seats, a three-zone auto climate control system, a head-up display, a 12.3-inch screen for the digital driver's gauges, a navigation system linked to the lane keeping and adaptive cruise control technologies, sunshades in the second row, parking sensors, a Bose sound system with 10 speakers, a 9-inch central display screen, wired Android Auto, wireless Apple CarPlay, leather seating, a cargo space cover, memory settings for the driver's seat and several other notable features.

Nissan of Chattanooga East's sales associates are happy to show you the differences between these model years and their trims in complete detail during your next visit. Contact our sales office today to tour the showroom and test drive the Rogue.