The 2025 Rogue comes in five trim levels, each with different standard features and pricing
Nissan offers the 2025 Rogue in S, SV, SL, Platinum, and Platinum Plus trims. The S is the base model with the fewest features and lowest price. Each step up adds comfort, safety, and technology features. The Platinum Plus is the most fully equipped version. Your choice depends on which features matter most to you and your budget.
All 2025 Rogues use the same 1.6-liter turbocharged three-cylinder engine paired with a continuously variable transmission (CVT). This engine produces 201 horsepower and 225 pound-feet of torque. Fuel economy is the same across all trims: the EPA estimates 28 miles per gallon city, 36 highway, and 31 combined for front-wheel-drive models. All-wheel-drive versions get 27 city, 33 highway, and 29 combined.
Key Takeaways
- The S trim starts with the lowest price but includes a 7-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and automatic emergency braking as standard.
- The SV and SL trims add features like an 8-inch touchscreen, wireless phone charging, and heated front seats depending on which trim you choose.
- The Platinum and Platinum Plus trims include a panoramic sunroof, leather upholstery, and a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster.
- All-wheel drive is available on every trim level and costs the same regardless of which model you select.
- Popular add-on packages include the ProPILOT information semi-autonomous driving system and a Bose premium audio system.
What comes standard on the S, SV, and SL trims
The S trim includes a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone integration, Bluetooth, and a backup camera. For safety, you get automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, and lane-keeping information. The interior has cloth seating, a manual driver's seat, and air conditioning. The S does not include a sunroof or premium audio.
The SV adds an 8-inch touchscreen, wireless smartphone charging, heated front seats, and a power driver's seat. The exterior gets roof rails and fog lights. You still have cloth seating and a standard audio system, but the technology and comfort features make a noticeable difference for daily driving.
The SL builds on the SV with a dual-zone automatic climate control system, a power liftgate, and an upgraded interior with more soft-touch materials. The audio system improves to a six-speaker setup. The SL does not yet include leather or a sunroof, but it feels more refined than the SV.
Premium features on the Platinum and Platinum Plus trims
The Platinum trim is where Nissan adds luxury touches. You get a panoramic sunroof, leather-trimmed seating surfaces, a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, and a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment display. The audio system upgrades to a Bose premium setup with eight speakers. Heated and ventilated front seats come standard, along with a heated steering wheel.
The Platinum Plus is the top trim and includes everything from the Platinum plus additional features. You get semi-aniline leather upholstery (higher quality than standard leather), a power passenger seat with memory settings, and a surround-view camera system that shows a 360-degree view around the vehicle. The interior trim includes genuine wood accents on the dashboard and door panels.
All-wheel drive and powertrain options
All 2025 Rogues come standard with front-wheel drive. All-wheel drive is available on every trim level as an option. When you add all-wheel drive, Nissan's system continuously monitors traction and sends power to the wheels that need it most. This improves handling in snow, rain, and on unpaved surfaces. The all-wheel-drive system does not change the engine or transmission — it only affects how power reaches the ground.
There is no hybrid or plug-in hybrid version of the 2025 Rogue. Nissan offers those powertrains on other models like the Rogue Sport Hybrid, but not on the standard Rogue lineup. If fuel economy is your priority, the front-wheel-drive S or SV with the standard engine will give you the best mileage without paying extra for all-wheel drive you may not need.
Popular packages and add-ons you can order
Nissan groups optional features into packages rather than selling most items individually. The ProPILOT information package adds semi-autonomous driving capability — the car can steer, accelerate, and brake on highways with lane markings. This feature is available on SV and higher trims. The Bose Premium Audio package upgrades the sound system and is available on S and SV trims (Platinum trims already include it).
The Intelligent Around View Monitor package includes the 360-degree camera system and is available on SL and Platinum trims. Some trims also offer a Weather Package that adds heated seats and a heated steering wheel if they are not already standard. Check the window sticker or build-and-price tool on Nissan's website to see which packages are available for your chosen trim.
Interior and exterior color choices
The 2025 Rogue is available in nine exterior colors: Pearl White Multi-Coat, Magnetic Black Metallic, Gun Metallic, Stealth Gray, Deep Ocean Blue Metallic, Scarlet Ember Tint Coat, Sunset Orange Metallic, Glacier White, and Charcoal Gray. Not all colors are available on every trim, and some colors may have a cost difference. Check with your dealer about which colors are in stock or can be ordered.
Interior colors vary by trim level. The S, SV, and SL offer a standard charcoal cloth interior. The Platinum and Platinum Plus offer a choice between charcoal leather and a lighter tan leather. The Platinum Plus also offers a premium black leather option. Leather interiors are easier to clean than cloth but may show dust and fingerprints more easily.
How to compare trims and decide what you need
Start by deciding whether you need all-wheel drive. If you live in an area with snow or frequent rain, all-wheel drive improves safety and handling. If you mostly drive on dry pavement, front-wheel drive is sufficient and saves you money on the purchase price and fuel costs.
Next, think about technology and comfort. If you spend a lot of time in the car, heated seats and a larger touchscreen make a real difference. If you drive mostly short trips, the S trim's features are adequate. The jump from S to SV is significant for comfort; the jump from SV to SL is smaller. The jump from SL to Platinum is where you get luxury features like leather and a sunroof.
Visit a Nissan dealer and sit in different trims to see which features matter to you. Test drive both front-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive versions if you are unsure. Many dealers let you compare trims side by side in their showroom.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get a sunroof on the S or SV trim?
No. The panoramic sunroof is only available on the Platinum and Platinum Plus trims. If a sunroof is important to you, you will need to step up to the Platinum level. Some dealers may have used or previous-year Rogues with sunroofs on lower trims, but that is not an option for new 2025 models.
Is the ProPILOT information system worth the extra cost?
That depends on how much highway driving you do. If you spend hours on highways with clear lane markings, ProPILOT information reduces fatigue by handling steering and speed control. If you mostly drive city streets or rural roads without clear markings, you will use it rarely. Test the system at a dealer before deciding.
What is the difference between the Platinum and Platinum Plus?
The main differences are the quality of leather (semi-aniline on Plus versus standard on Platinum), the power passenger seat with memory on Plus, the 360-degree camera system on Plus, and wood trim accents on Plus. If you want the most luxurious interior and advanced camera features, the Plus is worth it. Otherwise, the Platinum has most of the premium features.
Does the 2025 Rogue come in a hybrid version?
No. Nissan does not offer a hybrid powertrain on the standard 2025 Rogue. The only engine option is the 1.6-liter turbocharged three-cylinder. If you want a Nissan hybrid SUV, the Rogue Sport Hybrid is available as a separate model with different trim levels and pricing.
Can I add features from a higher trim to a lower trim?
Some features can be added as standalone options or packages, but not all. For example, you can add the Bose audio system to an S or SV, but you cannot add a sunroof to an S — it is only available on Platinum trims. Ask your dealer which features can be ordered separately and which are trim-exclusive.