Nissan Rogue vs.Ford Escape

Keeping an Eye on Your Blind Side

Both SUVs provide a standard Blind Spot Warning system, which gives you extra awareness on the highway. This system keeps you aware when another car is in the adjacent lane. If you want the peace of mind of always safely changing lanes, this feature will be your guide.

Driver Assistance Ready to Step In

The Rogue ups the ante a bit by providing the available ProPILOT Assist. This system manages your speed to keep your vehicle at a set following distance behind other traffic while also guiding your steering. This is great for drivers looking to reduce their fatigue when spending long hours on the highway.

Another unique feature offered by the Nissan Rogue is the standard Intelligent Trace Control. When you’re rounding a corner, your vehicle can automatically manipulate the brakes to provide optimal handling around the bend. That means you'll enjoy a much more easy-going ride, even when taking tighter turns.

Your Digital Home Base

Each SUV has an 8-inch touch-screen display that functions as the hub of the infotainment system. It works with smartphone integration via Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ to make queueing up your music and navigational directions easier than ever. Plus, wireless versions of these integrations are also offered!

All Paths Lead to the Rogue

It’s clear that both models make it easy to pair your phone to their respective infotainment suites. The Nissan Rogue goes one step further with its available Nissan Door to Door Navigation with Premium Traffic system!

This unique system delivers seamless turn-by-turn directions as well as 3D graphics to make navigating easier. Plus, with the NissanConnect® Services app, you can get walking directions from your current location to your Rogue! This is especially handy when you forget to ping your parking location before exploring.

Space for Everyday Essentials

The Ford Escape can provide a decent amount of space, with 34.4 cubic feet of volume behind the second row. That’s ample space for grocery store pickups, shopping hauls, and more.

However, the Nissan Rogue interior provides a bit more space, with as much as 36.5 cubic feet behind the second row. This little bit of extra space will provide more space flexibility for your cargo.

Room for Larger Pickups

If you fold down the back seats in the Ford Escape, you’ll have up to 65.4 cubic feet of volume at your disposal. You can easily fit in gardening tools or a new bedside table with that amount of space!

When you make use of the folding back seats in the Nissan Rogue, you’ll be able to expand its cargo volume all the way up to 74.1 cubic feet. Nearly 10 extra cubic feet of cargo space? What could be better?