When Nissan introduced its refreshed Rogue last month, we noted its new flat-bottom steering wheel with available heating, the memory function for its power driver?s seat and mirrors, its remote start, new center console, longer list of safety features, and available uplevel Platinum Reserve interior package. What we didn?t have is what all that newness might run you. Now, Rogue Nation, we can announce that the latest iteration of your favorite crossover starts at $24,760 for a front-wheel-drive Rogue S.

If basic is your business, but four driven wheels are a necessity, an AWD S commands a $1350 premium. Step up to a FWD SV model and share a trim designation with Lamborghini for $26,180, or $27,530 for an AWD example. Top-spec SL models will crest $30K, with the FWD CUV ringing the bell at $30,900 and the AWD model at $32,250. Option pricing has yet to be released, nor Nissan has yet announced the figure for the upcoming hybrid model.
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Save for the electrically assisted version, which features a 2.0 liter gasoline-powered four paired with a 30kW electric motor for a net system horsepower rating of 176, all 2017 Rogues share a 2.5-liter, 170-hp, 175 lb-ft naturally aspirated four-cylinder engine, which is expected to earn EPA ratings of 26 mpg city/33 highway/29 combined for the fro...