Zero Gravity seats, which Nissan calls class-exclusive, occupy both front positions and the two rear outboard spots. Up front there are 41.5 inches of legroom and, without moonroof, 41.1 inches of headroom; the second row provides 38.5 inches of legroom and 39.2 inches of headroom (again without moonroof), and its reclining 60/40 bench gets dedicated A/C vents. The back doors swing out to almost a right angle, which makes loading a car seat easier, and every Rogue includes Rear Door Alert.

Comfort features stack up as you climb the lineup. On the SV, the driver's seat gains 8-way power adjustment and 2-way power lumbar, climate control goes dual-zone automatic, and an optional Cold Weather Package can warm the front seats and steering wheel. Dark Armor includes both of those heated items outright, Rock Creek heats its front seats as standard, and Platinum layers on driver's seat memory plus 4-way power for the passenger, with its Premium Package bringing heated seats for the second row and tri-zone climate control. In the cargo hold, S through Rock Creek offer 31.6 cubic feet behind the rear seats, Platinum's Divide-N-Hide system reaches 36.5 when set low, and one cargo spot is contoured for milk jugs.

• Zero Gravity seats, class-exclusive per Nissan
• 41.5-in front and 38.5-in rear legroom
• Reclining 60/40 split second row with A/C vents
• Heated front seats standard on Dark Armor, Rock Creek, Platinum
• Tri-zone climate in the Platinum Premium Package
• 74.1 cu ft of cargo space with the second row folded

Every grade short of Platinum gets an 8-inch NissanConnect display that links to Apple CarPlay and Android Auto by cable, and the instrument cluster frames Nissan's Advanced Drive-Assist Display, which measures 7 inches. The S plays through four speakers, the other three non-Platinum grades through six, and a SiriusXM subscription works on every Rogue. From the SV up, a Wi-Fi hotspot, two charge-only USB-C ports for rear passengers, and Remote Engine Start paired with Intelligent Climate Control join in, which Shiloh drivers will appreciate on a cold January morning.

Platinum owners look at two 12.3-inch screens: a fully digital gauge cluster and an HD center touchscreen with Google built-in, where CarPlay and Android Auto connect without a cable. Standard Platinum equipment also covers navigation, SiriusXM 360L, a wireless charging pad, and a Bose Premium Audio system whose 10 speakers include a Dual Driver Subwoofer; its Premium Package puts a head-up display in the driver's view. Wireless charging reaches the Rock Creek too, as part of that grade's Premium Package.

• S, SV, Dark Armor, Rock Creek: 8-inch touchscreen with wired CarPlay and Android Auto
• Dual 12.3-inch displays on Platinum
• Google built-in on Platinum
• Platinum's 10-speaker Bose system with Dual Driver Subwoofer
• Four USB-C ports from SV up
• Head-up display in the Platinum Premium Package

Charcoal appears on every 2027 Rogue grade, so texture does most of the work of setting them apart. Cloth covers the S, the SV upgrades to a premium Charcoal cloth and wraps its steering wheel in TailorFit leatherette, and Dark Armor, under its standard panoramic moonroof, lets buyers choose Prima-Tex leatherette in either Charcoal or Light Gray.

Rock Creek seats use an exclusive Charcoal leatherette whose water-repellent center panels draw on ballistic nylon for inspiration, according to Nissan, along with contrast stitching and Rock Creek badging; the grade's Premium Package adds LED interior accent lighting. At the top, the Platinum pairs quilted, perforated semi-aniline leather-appointed seating in Charcoal or Chestnut with ambient lighting whose color is selectable.

• S: Charcoal cloth
• SV: premium Charcoal cloth
• Dark Armor: Prima-Tex leatherette in Charcoal or Light Gray
• Rock Creek: Charcoal leatherette, water-repellent centers, contrast stitching
• Platinum: semi-aniline leather-appointed seats in Charcoal or Chestnut