Nissan Rogue vs. Honda CR-V

Space for the Whole Family

Seating for five in the 2023 Nissan Rogue and the Honda CR-V means your little ones will be treated to generous space. However, as your kids grow into lanky teenagers, they can enjoy 43.3 inches of rear headroom in the Rogue. The CR-V only offers 38.2 inches of headroom in both front and back rows.

Extra Comfort for the Driver

Similarly, you and your partner may prefer the extra room up front in the Rogue:

As you can see, even taller drivers are sure to appreciate the extra inches in the Rogue.

A Safe and Protected Journey

Among their shared safety systems are brand-specific versions of the following:

* Intelligent Forward Collision Warning

* Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection

* Lane Departure Warning

These systems keep you alert on unpredictable highways and can even bring your vehicle to a complete stop if a frontal collision seems imminent.

Next-Level Safety

Of course, you can never be too safe; so, these models also provide Blind Spot Warning and Rear Cross Traffic Alert as standard too. It keeps an eye on your side blind zones on the highway and when in reverse to ensure you’re on your way safely.

Cruise With Confidence

Through the Rogue’s ProPILOT Assist with Navi-link, your SUV will maintain a set speed and following distance between you and the car ahead while also working to keep your vehicle centered within your lane.

The best part is this available system pairs to your navigational system to slow down your vehicle when your exit ramp or a turn in the road approaches. The result is a relaxing ride every time you’re behind the wheel.

Where the Lanes Diverge

The Honda CR-V does come standard with Adaptive Cruise Control with Low-Speed Follow. However, a more advanced system like ProPILOT Assist is not available; so, you won’t be treated to that same level of safety amenities.