Chevy Equinox vs Nissan Rogue

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Looking for an SUV that’s capable, versatile, and packed with the latest tech? You have a few great options to choose from, including the 2021 Chevy Equinox and the 2021 Nissan Rogue. However, only one can come out on top.

In this comparison, we at Feldman Chevrolet of Highland will show you how these two models go head to head. Drivers near Highland, Hartford, and Milford, MI, should read ahead to see which model comes out on top!

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Equinox vs Rogue: Performance Specifications

Under the hood of the 2021 Chevy Equinox, you’ll find the impressive 1.5L Turbo 4-cylinder engine that works hard to get you to your destination. This engine comes ready to pump out 203 lb-ft of torque. This will make it extremely easy to get up to speed as you look to hit the highway onramp.

As for the 2021 Nissan Rogue, you’ll also have a 4-cylinder engine under the hood.  While adequate in its own right, it falls short in terms of output compared to the Equinox engine. Further, the Rogue only pumps out 181 lb-ft of torque. So, it won’t get up to speed as easily.

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Equinox vs Rogue: Space, Comfort & Convenience

Space is important, but so is balance. Inside both the Equinox and the Rogue, you’ll find five seats. However, the Equinox’s are situated in a way that provides everyone with ample wiggle room, including 40.9 inches of front-seat legroom and 39.9 inches of rear-seat legroom.

The Rogue, on the other hand, offers front-seat passengers 43.3 inches of legroom but gives rear-seat passengers only 38.5 inches of legroom.

Additionally, the Equinox provides a handful of premium comfort features to finish off the riding experience. Opt for heated and ventilated front seats as well as heated rear outboard seats. In the Rogue, you’ll have the ability to add heated front and rear seats, but no seat ventilation is available.

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Equinox vs Rogue: State-of-the-Art Technologies

The most overlap between these two models is in the tech category. Both the Equinox and the Rogue offer available 360-degree cameras, available blind spot monitoring, and standard automatic emergency braking. You’ll also find an intuitive infotainment system inside the cabin of either model that provides available navigation, smartphone integration, Bluetooth® connectivity, and more.

The Equinox ultimately has the upper hand, though, with a slew of active safety features:

• Available Adaptive Cruise Control
• Following Distance Indicator
• Teen Driver

None of these features are available on the Nissan Rogue. So, you’ll miss out on some innovative technologies if you go with the Nissan.

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