Nissan Prices 2020 Rogue, Discontinues Hybrid Model
Nissan's 2020 Rogue retails for at least $26,245, which represents a $180 increase from the prior year, and is on sale now, Nissan has announced.
The 2020 Rogue increases $180 over the outgoing model.
Photo courtesy of Nissan.
Nissan's 2020 Rogue compact SUV retails for at least $26,245, which represents a $180 increase from the prior year, and is on sale now, Nissan has announced. The gasoline-electric hybrid Rogue will not carry over from the 2019 model year, the Car Connection is reporting.
The compact SUV, and Nissan's top-selling model, is again available in three trim grades, including S, SV, and SL with optional all-wheel drive. The front-wheel base S carries a retail price of $25,200 plus a $1,045 delivery fee.
The 2020 Rogue again comes with available advanced driver assisting technology with the ProPilot semi-autonomous system and Safety Shield 360 bundle that includes automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, rear automatic braking, lane departure warning, radar-based blind spot warning, rear cross traffic alert and high beam assist.
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