Compare 2024 Nissan Rogue vs ARIYA

Performance

One powertrain is available for the four Nissan Rogue trim levels: a 201-horsepower, three-cylinder, turbo 1.5-liter engine associated with a continuously variable auto transmission. All of the Rogue’s trims are available with front-wheel or all-wheel drive. Two electric motor systems are available across the ARIYA’s seven trim options. A one-motor, 204-horsepower unit has rear-wheel drive and a battery range of 216 miles. The two-motor, 335-horsepower system features all-wheel drive and a range of 205 miles.

Appearance

The Rogue has a tall stance with a modestly raked rear to optimize cabin space. Over the sides, you will find an angled, metallic accent, smooth surfaces, and cropped spokes on the wheels. The front of the Rogue has an innovative style with separated, horizontal headlights and a stacked look across the V-motion grille. The ARIYA is easy to differentiate from the Rogue with its streamlined profile and decadently smooth door panels. The strongly angled, short nose displays slender air intakes, slit-type headlights, and a glossy black finish on the V-motion grille.

Features

The 2024 Rogue and the 2024 ARIYA are brilliantly equipped with many of the same features. Some of these are Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, ambient cabin lights, a Bose audio system, a hands-free liftgate, driver’s memory settings, heated seats, leather upholstery, a heated steering wheel, and other equipment. The Rogue also has a tri-zone auto climate control system, second-row sunshades, and a head-up display. The ARIYA is also available with limited hands-free driving and auto parking assistance.

The Rogue and the ARIYA are spectacular options for crossover SUV shoppers to consider, but they are remarkably unique. Continue comparing these models with a test drive at Nissan of Turnersville.