In front-drive form, the S weighs 3,444 pounds at the curb, the SV 3,478, and the Dark Armor 3,534. Adding Intelligent AWD raises those three figures to 3,569, 3,601, and 3,657 pounds respectively. The two grades sold only with AWD land at 3,652 pounds for the Rock Creek and 3,691 for the Platinum, the heaviest Rogue of the year.

Nissan sets the GVWR at 4,641 pounds for front-drive versions and 4,773 pounds for all AWD versions. Any 2027 Rogue, properly equipped, is rated to tow a maximum of 1,500 pounds, with a 150-pound maximum tongue weight. Up top, Nissan rates roof rack capacity at 220 pounds for gear headed to Carlyle Lake, whether on the Rock Creek's rack, which has its cross bars built in, or on the Dark Armor and Platinum rails once accessory cross bars are mounted.

• Curb weight from 3,444 lb (FWD S) to 3,691 lb (Platinum)
• AWD curb weights start at 3,569 lb
• GVWR 4,641 lb FWD, 4,773 lb AWD
• Tows up to 1,500 lb when properly equipped
• 220-lb roof rating on Dark Armor, Rock Creek, Platinum

The Rogue's 184.4-inch overall length includes a 106.5-inch wheelbase. Nissan quotes a 19.0-degree approach angle, a 23.6-degree departure angle, and a 17.9-degree breakover angle. Inside, that length becomes legroom: 41.5 inches for the front seats and 38.5 for the second row. Passenger volume totals 105.4 cubic feet without moonroof, and total interior volume without moonroof comes to 137.0 cubic feet.

With the rear seats up, every grade but Platinum holds 31.6 cubic feet of cargo; Platinum, with Divide-N-Hide set low, holds 36.5. Folding the second row expands any Rogue to 74.1 cubic feet, and four floor-mounted tie-down hooks provide anchor points for securing sports bags or a bulk grocery haul.

• 184.4 inches long
• 106.5-inch wheelbase
• 105.4 cu ft passenger volume without moonroof
• 31.6 cu ft behind the second row, S through Rock Creek
• 74.1 cu ft with the second row folded

Measured side to side, the Rogue's body spans 72.4 inches, while track width comes to 62.4 inches up front and 62.6 inches at the rear. Front-seat occupants have 57.1 inches of room at the shoulders and 54.1 at the hips, and the second row provides 55.9 inches at the shoulders and 53.4 at the hips.

Parking is where the numbers pay off. Curb to curb, the Rogue swings around in a 35.4-foot circle, and with its steering geared at 14.3:1, the wheel travels from full left to full right in 2.5 turns, handy whether you are backing out of a Belleville driveway or circling a downtown St. Louis garage. Every grade clears the pavement by 8.2 inches, and a 0.33 drag coefficient keeps the shape slippery at highway speed.

• 72.4 inches wide
• 62.4-in front and 62.6-in rear track
• 57.1-in front shoulder room
• 35.4-ft turning diameter
• 8.2-in ground clearance on every grade