• The Nissan Rogue SV builds a strong foundation with ProPILOT Assist, a power liftgate, and dual-zone climate control, all with the option of FWD or AWD
• Nissan Rogue Dark Armor™ adds a panoramic moonroof, heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, and HD Intelligent Around View® Monitor over the SV, wrapped in gloss black exterior accents
• Nissan Rogue Rock Creek is the only trim with standard AWD, all-terrain tires, hill descent control, and an off-road drive mode, ready for dirt roads beyond the Boroughs Loop Trail
• Nissan Rogue Platinum delivers a 12.3-inch touchscreen, 10-speaker Bose® audio, quilted semi-aniline leather, Google built-in, and wireless Apple CarPlay for the most connected cabin in the lineup

All four trims share a 1.5-liter VC-Turbo three-cylinder engine producing 201 hp and 225 lb.-ft. of torque paired with an Xtronic CVT. The table below highlights where the trims diverge on the features shoppers across the Boroughs compare most.

The SV fits daily commuters on Route 9 and I-495 who want ProPILOT Assist and the flexibility to choose FWD or AWD. Dark Armor is built for drivers who prioritize heated seats, a panoramic moonroof, and blacked-out styling over highway assist features. Rock Creek earns its spot with anyone who needs standard AWD, all-terrain tires, and hill descent control for weekend roads beyond the Boroughs Loop Trail. Platinum is the pick for tech-forward drivers who want the largest touchscreen, wireless connectivity, Bose audio, and a quilted leather cabin on every mile.

All four trims share the same 1.5-liter VC-Turbo engine and Xtronic CVT, so efficiency differences come down to drivetrain and tire choice.

• SV (FWD): EPA-estimated 29 city / 36 highway / 32 combined MPG
• SV (AWD): EPA-estimated 28 city / 35 highway / 31 combined MPG
• Dark Armor (FWD): EPA-estimated 29 city / 36 highway / 32 combined MPG
• Dark Armor (AWD): EPA-estimated 28 city / 35 highway / 31 combined MPG
• Platinum (AWD standard): EPA-estimated 28 city / 35 highway / 31 combined MPG
• Rock Creek (AWD standard): EPA-estimated 27 city / 32 highway / 29 combined MPG*

Rock Creek's three-MPG combined gap is the tradeoff for Falken all-terrain tires and off-road capability on unpaved roads near the Walkup and Robinson conservation area. Commuters covering mostly highway miles between Southborough and Worcester get the best per-tank return from an FWD-equipped SV or Dark Armor.

Seating sets the tone the moment you sit down. The SV trim starts with premium cloth, Dark Armor upgrades to heated Prima-Tex leatherette, Rock Creek carries its own heated leatherette with contrast stitching, and Platinum tops the lineup with quilted semi-aniline leather, a memory driver's seat, and a four-way power passenger seat. Dark Armor, Rock Creek, and Platinum all include a heated steering wheel.

The panoramic moonroof comes standard on Dark Armor and Platinum, is available on the SV, and is not offered on Rock Creek due to its tubular roof rack. Dual-zone automatic climate control is standard across every trim. Platinum adds LED ambient interior lighting that elevates evening drives along the Sudbury Reservoir corridor.

The Nissan Rogue SV, Dark Armor, and Rock Creek share an 8-inch touchscreen with wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, paired with a 6-speaker audio system. That setup handles navigation, calls, and music on everyday drives through Westborough and Southborough without a gap in functionality.

Platinum makes the biggest jump: a 12.3-inch NissanConnect display with wireless Apple CarPlay, wireless Android Auto, Google built-in, and Amazon Alexa Built-in, plus a 10-speaker Bose audio system. Rock Creek also stands apart with an off-road drive mode and hill descent control for steep descents near the Cedar Hill conservation area.

Each step up adds features you would otherwise need to accessorize or go without. Dark Armor bundles heated seats, a moonroof, and a 360-degree camera that cost extra or are unavailable on the SV. Rock Creek is the only path to standard AWD with off-road hardware. Platinum consolidates the largest touchscreen, wireless connectivity, Bose audio, and leather seating into one package. The upgrade that makes sense depends on whether your priority is comfort, capability, or connected technology.