The Honda CRV and Nissan Rogue are two very famous compact sports utility vehicles offer with seating for five passengers even though Nissan Rogue can also have seat for seven passengers along with the optional third row.
The Honda CRV is completely redesigned in the current model and secures the top place in the compact SUV ratings. The Nissan Rogue on the other hand gets features updates and styling, and takes the middle spot in the compact SUV ranking list.
These scores do not always tell the actual worth of the vehicle. And there are many reasons why a low ranked vehicle is much better choice for you. So let’s see which compact SUV is right choice for you.
Safety Comparison
The Nissan Rogue received coveted top security ranking by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) as well as also received four-star rating by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Most of the Nissan Rogue’s updated safety features are only accessible in the luxurious upper trim levels. The latest Honda CRV has also offer a number of advanced features with high level of safety and security scoring in IIHS and NHTSA.
Seat Comfort & Interior Modification
The interior of both SUVs is pretty classy and convening. The Rogue’s interior is pretty refresh and Honda comes with completely redesign interior put the vehicle one step ahead in terms of cabin quality. After reviewing both cars, there is no doubt that both cars are more upscale than most of the other SUV offers in the same class.
Rogue comes with the latest technology of Nissan’s Zero Gravity seats, which offers one of the most comfy seats. On the other hand CRV seating earns almost the same compliments from most of the people.
Both SUVs offer sufficient overall interior space, however the CRV’s roomy and comfortable second row trumps the average seating of Nissan Rogue’s. Some of the people complaint that second row of Rogue lacks headroom.
Interior Technology
When compare the basic model of both SUV; they are even in terms of interior technology. Both Nissan Rogue and Honda CRV are introduced with attractive standard features such as Bluetooth, rearview camera as well as basic infotainment system. Both interior systems are easy to use, however, Nissan known to have some reliability issues.
Fuel Efficiency
Nissan front-wheel drive comes with 2.5 liter four-cylinder engine with fuel economy and gives the fuel economy of 26 mpg in the city and 33 mpg at highway. On the other hand CRV comes with 2.4 liter engine and consumes 26 mpg in the city and 32 mpg on highway.