2020 Nissan Rogue: Comprehensive Pricing Guide & Competitive Analysis
The 2020 Nissan Rogue arrives with modest price adjustments across its trim levels, maintaining its position as Nissan's best-selling vehicle. This in-depth guide examines the updated pricing structure, available features, and how the Rogue compares to key competitors in the compact SUV segment.
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2020 Nissan Rogue Pricing Breakdown
Nissan implemented slight price increases for the 2020 Rogue model year, with adjustments ranging from $100 to $180 depending on configuration:
| Trim Level | FWD Starting Price | AWD Starting Price | Price Increase |
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| S | $26,245 | $27,595 | $180 |
| SV | $27,665 | $29,015 | $180 |
| SL | $32,635 | $33,985 | $100 |
All prices include $1,045 destination charge. AWD carries $1,350 premium.
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Advanced Safety Technologies
The 2020 Rogue continues to offer Nissan's innovative driver assistance packages:
- ProPilot Assist - Semi-autonomous driving system combining adaptive cruise control with lane centering
- Safety Shield 360 - Comprehensive suite including automatic emergency braking, pedestrian detection, and rear automatic braking
- Standard on SL trim with optional availability on SV models
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Competitive Landscape Analysis
When compared to segment rivals, the Rogue's pricing positions it as a mid-range option:
Compact SUV Starting Price Comparison
- Hyundai Tucson: $24,445
- Subaru Forester: $25,270
- Honda CR-V: $25,545
- Volkswagen Tiguan: $25,290
- Jeep Cherokee: $26,540
- Toyota RAV4: $26,745
- Nissan Rogue: $26,245
While not the most affordable in its class, the Rogue's value proposition comes from its available technology features and reputation for reliability.
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Trim Level Feature Comparison
Understanding the differences between Rogue trims helps buyers make informed decisions:
S Trim Highlights
- 17-inch steel wheels with covers
- 7-inch touchscreen display
- Bluetooth connectivity
- Rearview camera
- Automatic emergency braking (standard)
SV Trim Upgrades
- 17-inch alloy wheels
- Dual-zone automatic climate control
- Apple CarPlay/Android Auto
- Optional ProPilot Assist package
- Leather-wrapped steering wheel
SL Trim Premium Features
- 19-inch alloy wheels
- Leather-appointed seats
- Bose premium audio system
- Standard ProPilot Assist
- Motion-activated liftgate
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Performance Specifications
All 2020 Rogue models share the same powertrain configuration:
- 2.5L 4-cylinder engine producing 170 horsepower
- Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
- FWD or AWD configurations available
- EPA-estimated 26 mpg city/33 mpg highway (FWD)
Why the Rogue Remains Nissan's Best-Seller
The Rogue continues to dominate Nissan's sales charts due to several key factors:
- Spacious interior with versatile cargo configurations
- Available advanced safety technologies
- Competitive warranty coverage
- Strong reputation for reliability
- Comfortable ride quality suited for daily commuting
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Potential Buyer Considerations
While the Rogue offers many strengths, shoppers should also consider:
- Some competitors offer more powerful engine options
- CVT transmission may not appeal to all drivers
- Interior materials on base trims feel budget-conscious
- Third-row seating not available (unlike some competitors)
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Making the Right SUV Choice
The 2020 Nissan Rogue presents a compelling option for buyers prioritizing:
- Advanced safety technologies
- Brand reliability
- Comfortable daily driving experience
- Mid-range pricing in the segment
Shoppers comparing the Rogue should test drive competing models like the Honda CR-V and Toyota RAV4 to evaluate handling characteristics and interior space.
Future Value Considerations
The Rogue typically maintains:
- Strong residual values in the compact SUV segment
- Competitive lease offers through Nissan Financial
- Lower-than-average maintenance costs
These factors contribute to the Rogue's total cost of ownership advantages over some competitors.
