The utilitarian Nissan Rogue receives a mid-cycle facelift, with slight changes to the inside and appearance. In addition, Nissan will equip the 2022 Rogue with a brand-new 1.5L VC-Turbo engine. Aside from the performance numbers, the tiny crossover SUV has a fresh design, new technology, and one of the most practical interiors with two rows of seats. This time around, safety is also prioritized, with the newest Nissan Safety Shield 360 feature set being standard across the model spectrum.Because the 2022 Rogue is mostly identical, it will be priced similarly to the 2021 model.

Since the Rogue was only renovated last year, there are no big changes for the 2022 model. The

2022 Nissan Rogue is a competitive compact vehicle with a lot of potential to gain market share. It checks all the boxes when it comes to strong safety ratings, a spacious cabin, a smooth ride, and plenty of technology. With best-in-class EPA ratings, the Nissan Rogue also runs well on gas. In this Nissan Rogue review, we'll look at all the Rogue has to offer, compare it to its competitors, and determine whether the Rogue is truly worth the money.

Exterior:

The exterior of the Nissan Rogue 2022 is robust and brawny, due to a facelift last year. Nissan, on the other hand, has taken a more straightforward approach with the Rogue, which has a boxy form and a truck-like look. The huge characteristic Nissan V-Motion grille looks stylish and unusual from the front. Then there's the car's multi-level, split headlamps, which lend drama and flair to the front end. Then there's a false silver skid plate at the bottom, which gives the car a more SUV-like and 'off-road' appearance from the front.

The blacked-out wheel arches on the side help it seem even more SUV-like. The car's sculpted fenders and basic side profile give it a tough and robust appearance. However, there's nothing really remarkable at the rear. It nearly feels as though the back end was thrown together in a hurry, and it simply looks plain and dull.

All you can get are those oddly shaped leds and a zonked front with silver trimming that, once again, seems like a skid plate. Overall, we think the Rogue is a gorgeous car with a lot of personality, even if it doesn't grab as much attention. The Rogue comes with a long array of external characteristics. We've compiled a list of some of the most crucial and intriguing features available in the 2022 Nissan Rogue.  

• The wheels have a diameter of 19" and are manufactured of aluminum alloy.
• The lift-gate is powered.
• Auto headlights that are intelligent.
• Brake lights made of LEDs.
• Integrated spoiler at the back.
• Doorknobs in chrome.
• Turn signal indicators and heated mirrors.
• Variable intermittent wipers that are speed-sensitive.
• Lights around the perimeter and at the approach. Solar glass with UV protection.

Interior:

For a car in this market, the interiors of the 2022 Nissan Rogue appear to be quite opulent. The Rogue's cabin is well-designed and appears to be fairly upscale. No other automobile in the class gives you the option of choosing from eight distinct inside colors and trims. When you get into the driver's seat, you'll notice a huge, sporty flat-bottom heated steering wheel covered in leather. A 12" configurable digital gauge cluster is located behind the steering wheel, and it is rather smooth and displays all of the important information. In the middle of the dash is an 8" floating multitouch entertainment system display. The infotainment screen is of high quality, and it is quite intuitive and simple to operate.

The Rogue is also rather roomy on the inside, with enough room for five persons to travel comfortably. The front and rear head, shoulder, and legroom are ample, and even tall persons will not have any difficulty squeezing in. The heated seats in the front are power-adjustable in eight different settings. The zero-gravity front chairs are quite comfortable and supportive. The front seats also include side bolsters, similar to those seen on sports car seats, and these bolsters simply keep you in place.With the lowest trim level, you get fabric coverings on the seats, but as you move up the trim levels, you get high-quality leather-wrapped seats that seem considerably more premium.

Performance:

The 2022 Rogue's powertrain is unchanged from the 2021 model, with the same 2.5L naturally aspirated four-cylinder engine and CVT transmission. The 2017 Nissan Rogue appears to be adequate, with 181 horsepower and 181 pound-feet of torque. The conventional four-cylinder engine is coupled to a continuously variable gearbox that drives the front wheels. All Rogue levels are available with all-wheel drive, but it comes at a premium.The Rogue's driving characteristics and ride quality have improved since its facelift last year, compared to its predecessors. The engine is a quick starter and maintains a good pace, but it does not provide a compelling drive. The 2018 Rogue accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in 8.2 seconds, which is competitive. When you step hard on the throttle, the CVT is remarkably swift, and you never experience the normal CVT sluggishness. The engine and CVT work well together and provide for a pleasurable driving experience.

The steering responds to your inputs perfectly and provides a lot of feedback, which gives you a lot of confidence. The car's suspension is likewise well-balanced, and it absorbs bumps and potholes efficiently. The new Rogue prioritizes both comfort and utility in its rides. When you hurl your body around the corners, it tends to roll a little, but that's OK and doesn't detract from your confidence. This is an SUV for the city, and many owners will appreciate the Rogue's ability to drive in the snow or off the usual route. It has enough ground clearance to accommodate that.

Safety:

The Rogue comes standard with Nissan's Safety Shield 360 safety suite, which includes technologies like automated emergency braking, lane departure warning, rear cross-traffic alert, blind-spot detection, automatic rear braking, and automatic high-beam lighting. A few noteworthy features are noted below:  

• Assist from Nissan ProPILOT
• Emergency braking with intelligence
• With lane-keeping assist and lane departure warning
• intelligent lane intervention is possible.
• Blind spot monitoring system that is intelligent
• Side-impact protection beams
• Knee airbags for the driver and passenger, as well as rear side-impact airbags Engine mounts that detach