2021 Nissan Rogue vs 2021 Rogue Sport

Rogue vs Rogue Sport

Safety is a top priority, so that’s why Nissan Safety Shield is a standard feature on both the Rogue and Rogue Sport. That includes Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Departure Warning, and many more. In the Rogue, choose from 13 different exterior colors and 7 interior fabrics; in the Rogue Sport, you can choose from 9 exterior colors, and 7 interior fabrics. At the front end of the Rogue, you’ll find upper and lower headlights, as well as fog lights, for a rugged appearance. The Rogue’s chrome v-shaped front grille is large and bold. The Rogue Sport has a more traditional, yet sporty look at the business end, with a single headlights and lower fog lights. Additionally, the Sport model of the Rogue unites the black v-shaped grille to the headlights, as the inner headlights flow directly into the v-shaped grille, bordering a sleeker front grille. The rear spoiler on the Rogue flows from beautiful roof lines. The rear spoiler on the Rogue Sport flows from a more traditional level roofline. Finally, both the Rogue and Rogue Sport carry proud rear badging. The Rogue shows off its rear Nissan badge and the Rogue name right below. The Rogue Sport has the Nissan badge in the same place as its counterpart, with “Rogue Sport” placed on the lower left.