In overseas markets, Nissan recently unveiled the highly anticipated Rogue (the domestic model is called the X-Trail) and announced its official range. **As a regular facelifted version, the rogue has not only been fine-tuned in appearance, but also optimized and upgraded the car system to bring consumers a better driving experience.
Judging from the official release, the overall silhouette of the rogue has not changed significantly, retaining the split headlight design, but the front grille of the front is larger in size and adopts a multi-banner design, giving people a more atmospheric feeling. In addition, the styling of the front bumper has been adjusted to a certain extent and is equipped with a new style of rims. In order to improve the driver assistance features, **Rogue has also added a radar component, which is expected to perform better in terms of driving safety.
The styling of the sides and rear of the body is relatively stable, but the chrome trim of the floating roof and side skirts enhances the refinement of the car. Consumers can choose between 18-inch or 19-inch rims depending on their personal preference. In addition, **rogue has also added three new colors, such as Deep Sea Blue, Baja Storm, and White Pearl, to provide consumers with more choices.
In terms of interior, the **Rogue has undergone some improvements compared to the domestic model X-Trail. The touch buttons at the bottom of the center screen have been changed to physical buttons, which is more convenient to operate. More Google applications have been added to the in-vehicle system to improve the human-computer interaction experience. In addition, the USB port on the lower part of the center console of the Rogue** has been adjusted to a dual Type-C format, which makes it easier to connect devices. These upgrades will bring greater comfort and convenience to the driver.
In terms of powertrain, **Rogue is still equipped with 1The 5T three-cylinder engine has a maximum power of 201 hp and a peak torque of 305 Nm, and is mated to a CVT gearbox. This power combination has been proven on previous X-Trail models, providing users with excellent handling and fuel economy.
Overall, Rogue has made some progress in terms of cosmetic tweaks and in-vehicle system upgrades. It retains the stability and reliability that X-Trail has always been known for, and with a few subtle changes that enhance the driving experience. For consumers who like the X-Trail series, Rogue is undoubtedly an option worth looking forward to.
As a top writer in the field of automotive information, I'm excited about the release of Rogue. The car's exterior fine-tuning and in-vehicle system upgrades will further meet consumers' needs for comfort and convenience. I'm looking forward to seeing how the Rogue performs in the market and will continue to monitor this car for more information.