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Choosing Between the Nissan Rogue and Nissan Rogue Select
Wednesday, February 5th, 2025
Nissan has a variety of SUV models, but it can sometimes be tricky to figure out how they all compare against each other. When conducting a Nissan Rogue comparison, it’s important to consider how the latest model stacks up against earlier versions, like the Nissan Rogue Select.
The Nissan Rogue and Rogue Select might initially sound similar, but they have some important differences. For starters, as of 2025, the Rogue is Nissan’s go-to compact SUV, while the Rogue Select was phased out after the 2015 model year. So, if you’re interested in the Nissan Rogue Select, your best bet is to look for a used one.
Now, let’s look at the key differences between these two models to help you decide the right fit for you.
Trims
The 2025 Nissan Rogue is available in five trims, giving you more options to find something that works for you:
- S
- SV
- SL
- Platinum
- Rock Creek
The Rogue Select, on the other hand, was a variant of the first-generation Rogue and only came in one base trim, ‘the S trim.’
Interior Space
For a roomier, more comfortable experience, the 2025 Rogue provides 105.4 cubic feet of passenger space and 36.5 cubic feet of cargo room behind the second row. When you need extra space, folding the rear seats down opens up 74.1 cubic feet of cargo capacity.
In contrast, the Rogue Select offers 102.9 cubic feet of passenger space and 39.3 cubic feet of cargo room with the seats up or 57.9 cubic feet with the seats down.
Materials
The 2025 Rogue features soft-touch plastics and leather-appointed seating in higher trims like the SL and Platinum, whereas the Rogue Select used more utilitarian materials, namely hard plastics and basic cloth upholstery throughout its interior.
Powertrain
Powertrain performance sees a significant upgrade, with the 2025 model featuring a 1.5-liter turbocharged three-cylinder engine paired with an updated CVT.
In comparison, the Rogue Select had a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine that put out 170 horsepower and 175 lb-ft of torque, with an older CVT. This setup resulted in a less responsive drive and slightly lower fuel efficiency.
Technology
Compared to the Rogue Select, the 2025 Nissan Rogue is packed with modern tech upgrades:
- Infotainment: The 2025 Rogue has a much larger 8-inch touchscreen on the base model, with higher trims offering a 12.3-inch touchscreen. It also includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as standard. Conversely, the Rogue Select had a much smaller 5-inch display and didn’t offer Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.
- Driver Assistance: The 2025 model is equipped with Safety Shield 360, which includes useful features like automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, blind-spot monitoring, and rear cross-traffic alert. The Rogue Select, however, only offered basic features like an optional rearview camera.
Test Drive the Nissan Rogue or Nissan Rogue Select Today
If you’re after more premium features, the Nissan Rogue might be your better choice. However, the best way to know for sure is to take both the Rogue and Rogue Select for a test drive. This will give you a real feel for what each model has to offer.
For more information or to compare them in person, stop by Nissan Glendale today!
Fun Facts about the Popular Nissan Altima From the Experts at Our Glendale Heights Nissan Dealer
Monday, July 8th, 2024
There’s a reason the Altima is one of Nissan’s bestselling cars and it’s certainly been popular across Illinois in particular. As you may know, you don’t have to go far to spot these great sedans every day in Elmhurst, Naperville, Melrose Park, and other Chicagoland suburbs. With another model update in Glendale Nissan’s showrooms, the hype and excitement made us think about the vast history of this amazing car. When looking back over the years, we discovered some neat things that not all drivers know about this model. So, let’s have a look at some of the fun facts about the Nissan Altima.
(more…)Shake, Rattle and (Barely) Roll – Why is Your Nissan Shaking Like This?
Monday, June 24th, 2024
It’s a fair expectation to want your Nissan to work as it should while driving. You want your family safe on the road and have peace of mind that your car won’t let you down. However, as reliable as cars can be, things do get shaky sometimes. Literally. Experiencing a sudden strange vibration, rattle, or shaking sensation in your car can be startling and unsettling.
(more…)What’s the difference between Nissan Eco, Normal, and Sport driving modes?
Tuesday, May 7th, 2024
When you drive a Nissan, you might notice you have the opportunity to experience different driving modes. If, like many of us, you’re accustomed to a vehicle that has one driving mode, you might be confused about what the difference is between the Eco, Normal, and Sport driving modes in your vehicle. For Nissan owners who have been keeping it on the standard “Normal” mode the whole time you’ve owned the vehicle, you might want to consider your other Nissan driving modes.
Why use different driving modes?
Traditionally, you get just one driving mode in automatic or CVT-equipped vehicles. Put your key in the ignition or push start and you’re off. But what if you could change your driving mode? This is the thought behind the Eco, Normal, and Sport driving mode selection.
So what do they do?
Your Normal driving mode is just that. The everyday mode you might use that feels well-paced and offers average fuel economy ratings. Think of it as the mode you’re used to when you don’t have the options of other modes.
Eco mode is just as it sounds. It’s the most economical mode and is best saved for longer trips. It’s a bit like putting a leash on power, as it limits acceleration, so it isn’t ideal for trips around town when you have a lot of stop-and-go traffic situations. Eco mode is best used when you’re spending a long time on the highway. Whether you’re going on a road trip, have a long commute, or are simply driving far to visit friends and family. If you’d be inclined to use cruise control, you might as well switch on Eco mode to save some fuel while you’re at it.
Finally, there’s Sport mode, which you might consider the opposite of Eco mode. Instead of throttling you back to save fuel, you’re given more power to hold a higher RPM before automatically shifting into the next gear. This makes it more fun to drive. It also means you won’t be as efficient, so it’s not necessarily a mode to try all the time. It also only works at speeds above 20 mph, so it’s another mode you might save for when you know you’ll be going faster.
Learn More at Glendale Nissan Today
Stop into Glendale Nissan today to learn more about your favorite models and take a brand new Nissan car for a spin to test out the different driving modes.
Nissan Maintenance Tips: How To Replace Your Nissan Car Battery
Wednesday, April 10th, 2024
Seasonal maintenance goes a long way in preserving the value and performance of your favorite Nissan model. No matter how well you maintain your vehicle, at some point you will need to replace its battery. It’s never a good time being stuck miles from home without a functional battery and a car that won’t start.
(more…)2024 Nissan Dashboard Warning Lights and Meanings
Thursday, April 4th, 2024
If you ever feel like you’re playing a game of Pictionary with your car, trying to decipher what the foreign symbol that suddenly appeared on the dashboard means, you’re not alone. It’s common for drivers to see a symbol light up and be unsure of what exactly their Nissan car is trying to tell them.
Rather than guessing what the warning light on your Nissan car’s dashboard means, ignoring it, or assuming the worst, don’t bother rifling through your Owner’s Manual, because Glendale Nissan has all of the information right here.
(more…)Revitalize Your Ride with Spring Maintenance Tips from Glendale Nissan
Thursday, March 7th, 2024
Spring maintenance is an essential step in ensuring that your favorite Nissan is ready for any road that comes its way. Annual appointments with our skilled technicians at Glendale Nissan help preserve vehicle components and maintain optimal automotive performance.
Whether you’re looking for replacement car parts or seasonal auto repairs, we have the experience and resources you need.
(more…)How to Value Your Trade-In at Glendale Nissan
Wednesday, February 21st, 2024
Are you eyeing a sleek new Nissan car but wondering what to do with your current car, truck, or SUV? Trading it in could be the perfect solution. At our Nissan dealership in Glendale, we understand the importance of getting the most value out of your trade-in. That’s why here at Glendale Nissan we’ve figured out how to create a hassle-free trade-in process and walking out the door in a new Nissan Rogue, Nissan Pathfinder, or another one of our new Nissan Cars.
(more…)Why You Should Get OEM Nissan Parts from Glendale Nissan
Friday, February 9th, 2024
When it comes time to make repairs to your Nissan vehicle, there’s nothing that can replace the dependability and performance that comes along with OEM parts from Glendale Nissan.
(more…)Comparing Nissan Sedans: Which One is Best For You?
Wednesday, January 17th, 2024
Nissan’s full lineup of dependable and fun-to-drive sedans includes a selection of fuel-efficient vehicles ideal for daily commuting and weekend getaways.
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