The Coronavirus Won’t Stop the Nissan Rogue

The older version of the Nissan Rogue had been offered in the automotive market since 2013. Although that model has had some mild refreshed during the time on the market, it is now time for this SUV to be improved and rebuilt. The most popular Nissan model is one that can certainly offer the ride you want and with a new build, give you the modern qualities you’re looking for. Amid the Coronavirus, Nissan has delivered.

What Will the New Rogue Offer?

The rumor mill has been swirling with ideas of what the new Nissan Rogue might have for the drive and the experience we want to enjoy when on the road. Nissan has offered vehicles that are regular hybrid models and full-on EV versions in the past, but rumors tell us there may be a plug-in hybrid model that could be part of the Nissan Rogue lineup. Additionally, we will likely see a more angular design and hard lines in favor of the soft and swoopy styling that has been part of the current model.

The Nissan Sales Tell the Tale

It’s certainly time for the Nissan Rogue to be updated and offered as a new model to start a new generation. Although the Rogue is the power hitter in the Nissan lineup, it has had a dip in sales over the past year compared to other models from Nissan. This could be due to the addition of the new Nissan Kicks or it could simply be the fact that its time for the Rogue to be updated to give us a new model to drive.

Looking Forward to this Nissan

Nissan is committed to bringing us the new Nissan Rogue this fall, regardless of the challenges of the Coronavirus and its effect on the world. This is a positive step for the Nissan brand and a show of resilience that can be admirable. When the new Nissan Rogue arrives, we can see the new design, enjoy the lineup offered, and possibly have a lot to discuss. This new version of the Rogue will be the one that will lead the way for Nissan over the next few years. Is the Rogue going to be the SUV that’s right for you?