Nissan Rogue Ground Clearance by Year
The Nissan Rogue’s listed ground clearance ranges from 7.4 to 8.4 inches across the catalog years shown. Ground clearance is the space between the vehicle’s underside and the ground; a larger figure means more clearance, but it does not by itself describe capability in every driving condition.
The catalog covers model years 2008 through 2022, and the listed figure varies within that span. Check the entry for the specific year and trim you are comparing, since the range does not establish one clearance figure for every Rogue. If a specific figure is not listed, confirm it on the door jamb or in the owner’s manual.
Stored ground clearance by year. Missing years have no clearance figure in this extract.
The largest stored change occurs between 2016 and 2017, when ground clearance increases.
Key changes
- 2017
Stored ground clearance changed
7.6 in → 8.2 in
- 2018
Stored ground clearance changed
8.2 in → 8.4 in