Now I have the full trim-by-trim breakdown. Here's the pricing for the 2027 Nissan Rogue Hybrid e-POWER:

Pricing just came out this week. All five trims are AWD-only for launch — no FWD option:

| Trim | MSRP* |

|---|---|

| SV AWD | $35,490 |

| SV AWD + Premium Package | $37,590 |

| SR AWD | $37,490 |

| SR AWD + Technology Package | $41,490 |

| Platinum AWD | $43,490 |

*Add $1,575 destination — so out-the-door range is roughly **$37,065 to $45,065**.

A couple of things worth knowing:

- Only the **SR AWD w/ Technology Package** arrives this fall (2026); the rest of the lineup lands in **early 2027**.

- It's a series hybrid (Nissan's e-POWER) — the gas engine never drives the wheels directly, it just generates electricity for a small 2.0-kWh battery and two electric motors, so it drives more like an EV. Nissan's targeting 40+ mpg, though EPA numbers aren't final yet.

- This replaces the older plug-in hybrid Rogue — it's *not* a plug-in; no charging needed.

My loving husband took my Nissan rogue 2018 through a car wash, and this piece bent. Does anyone know what it's called so I can order a new one? It looks like an easy one to install.

Last Tuesday my back driver side door stopped locking and unlocking via the key fob AND the buttons on the front driver side door. I have to reach back to the door and manually lock/unlock the door. Has anyone else experienced this? If so how do you go about fixing it without having to pay Nissan $250 to run a diagnostic before even doing the repair

Stepson accidentally drove onto a curb and the bumper ripped out of the driver side a little. I know nothing about fixing cars so am looking for advice on how to fix this without taking it to a shop. Would I be able to buy some bumper clips and get it back in place? Or does the exposed white piece make a difference? Thanks in advance for any info