2021 Nissan Rogue Adds Pricey Platinum Trim, Bumps Up Prices Across Lineup
Nissan’s popular Rogue compact SUV is redesigned for the 2021 model year, including a new platform, as well as new exterior and interior styling. The Japanese automaker also introduced the new top-tier Platinum trim to the Rogue lineup, giving it an added dose of premium features. Predictably, these changes make the 2021 Rogue more expensive than the prior model.
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The changes are not uniform across the Rogue’s trim levels, however. The front-wheel-drive S and SL see increases of $160, while the mid-level FWD SV is $470 more expensive.
The Rogue is available in either FWD or all-wheel drive on all trim levels, and upgrading to AWD is also a bit pricier for 2021: $1,400 instead of $1,350. That makes the 2021 AWD S and SL $210 more than 2020, while the AWD SV jumps up by $520.
Buyers can also add a Premium Package to the SV for an additional $2,660 and to the SL for $1,320. The new range-topping Platinum, meanwhile, costs, at minimum, $710 more than an SL with the Premium Package.
The full pricing breakdown is listed below, and all prices include a $1,095 destination fee (unchanged from 2020).
- 2021 Rogue S FWD: $26,745
- 2021 Rogue S AWD: $28,145
- 2021 Rogue SV FWD: $28,435
- 2021 Rogue SV AWD: $29,835
- 2021 Rogue SL FWD: $33,095
- 2021 Rogue SL AWD: $34,495
- 2021 Rogue Platinum FWD: $36,525
- 2021 Rogue Platinum AWD: $37,925
These prices are competitive with competing compact SUVs. The 2021 Toyota RAV4 is a bit more expensive as a base model and a bit cheaper on the top trim; the same goes for the 2021 Jeep Cherokee.
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The 2021 Rogue goes on sale later in October. We’ve already gotten a look inside at its upgrades, and we should soon be able to tell you what it’s like to drive, so stay tuned.
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