- The base 2025 Rogue S FWD starts at $29,320, compared to $28,320 last year.
- A new Rock Creek model with overland-inspired features is the new addition to the new model year.
The Nissan Rogue family has got a little more exciting for the 2025 model year thanks to the launch of the overland-themed Rock Creek Edition. However, some shoppers may be disappointed to hear that prices have been increased across the line-up.
Last year, you could take delivery of an entry-level Rogue S FWD for $28,320, excluding a $1,365 destination and handling fee. For 2025, that price has jumped to $29,230, and the destination and handling fee applicable to all Rogue variants is now $1,390. Prices of other trim levels have also been bumped up.
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The Rogue SV FWD now commands $30,970 compared to $30,010 for the 2024MY, while the Rogue SL FWD starts at $36,090 and the Rogue SL FWD is $35,170. Nissan has also increased the starting price of the mid-range Rogue Platform FWD by $920, to $39,520.
5 all-wheel-drive models are available for 2025, compared to the four offered in 2024. Prices for the Rogue S AWD kick off from $30,630 compared to $29,820 last year, the Rogue SV AWD now commands $32,370, the Rogue SL AWD starts at $37,490, and the 2025 Rogue family tops out at $40,920 with the Rogue Platinum AWD, previously available for $40,100.
Positioned in the middle of the AWD range is the $35,420 Rogue Rock Creek. Unveiled in July, it rocks a special gloss black front grille and sports several Lava Red accents across the exterior. All examples have 17-inch satin black wheels with all-terrain tires, roof racks, and black wing mirrors.
No significant upgrades have been made to the Rogue for 2025. However, the Rogue SL and Platinum grades are available with the latest ProPILOT Assist 2.1 system that allows drivers to take their hands off the steering wheel on single-lane freeways.
