2022 NISSAN ROGUE TOWING CAPACITY

ROGUE TOWING QUICK FACTS 

Engine	1.5-liter Variable Compression Turbo 3-cylinder
Maximum horsepower	201
Maximum torque	225 lb-ft
Transmission	Xtronic CVT® (Continuously Variable Transmission)
Maximum towing capacity	1,500 pounds (when properly equipped)*

WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM TOWING CAPACITY OF THE NISSAN ROGUE?

The Nissan Rogue has enough oomph to pull a small trailer. Thanks to a 1.5-liter turbo engine, this SUV has a maximum towing capacity of 1,500 pounds when properly equipped, which means you have plenty of options for what you're able to haul.^*

With your Rogue and a small trailer, you're in complete control. Get the girls together and go antiquing for the weekend—your finds will fit just fine. Want a more rugged getaway? Round up your friends for a weekend of camping, fishing, and rowdy fun. The possibilities are endless.

PACK IT ALL IN

In addition to being able to haul a snowmobile or an aluminum boat behind your Rogue, you’ll be able to stash all your cargo needs inside. With both rows of seating upright, you’ll be able to fit up to 36.5 cubic feet of gear while still having space for five passengers.

If you’re making a weekend adventure with your fishing buddy and want more space for your rods, tackle boxes, tents, and coolers, configure the rear seat as needed. When folded completely flat, this SUV can fit up to 74.1 cubic feet with total ease.

So, go ahead and pack up the kids and head to grandma's house. You’ll still have room to bring home all the gifts they walk away with.

TOWING OPTIONS

Wondering what exactly your Rogue can haul with a 1,500-pound capacity? Here’s just a few of the many options.

If you have a yearning for cycling, then a hitch-mounted bike rack is the perfect fit for your 2022 Nissan Rogue. Simple, compact, and lightweight, most of these bike racks can carry up to four full-size bicycles. 

Headed to the beach for the week? Attach a few jet skis to your SUV and get ready for some action-packed fun in the sun.

OTHER USES FOR YOUR TRAILER HITCH

Towing isn’t the only use for your trailer hitch. Look into these other fun options:

• Trailer Hitch Hammock

Install a hammock to your trailer hitch and kick back with a good book on your next camping venture.

• Trailer Hitch Step

Attaching your kayaks to your roof rack is sure to be a total breeze with this handy feature.

• Superbumper

This unique part helps drivers behind you mind their distance so that you can stay safer on the open road.

There are many different ways to use your hitch, making the towing capabilities of your 2022 Nissan Rogue even more useful for all your drives.

SAFETY FIRST 

Before you hitch up and hit the open road, there are a range of safety measures you will need to take. Towing is a fun feature of the Rogue, but it must be done properly to indulge in all the true capabilities.

Of course, with the towing capacity of any vehicle, the first requirement is that the tow hitch is properly installed. If you're car-savvy and can install it yourself, make sure you read the directions for installation.

Proper installation help ensure you arrive at your desired location safely. So, if you have no experience with installation, then you may want to seek out professional help.

It's also important to remember that adding up to 1,500 pounds to your car is going to make it drive a bit differently. Your 2022 Nissan Rogue is going to need more space to stop and a little bit more time to get up to highway speed. 

The best bet is to practice driving with the added weight where there is little-to-no traffic so that you can get accustomed to it. Before heading out on your next road trip with your pop-up camper, take it for a spin around your neighborhood or another quiet area so you can practice cornering and stopping.

AN EXTRA SET OF EYES

In addition to following these vital safety steps, turn to the following standard features on your Rogue to help keep you protected:

• Intelligent Forward Collision Warning: Measures the distance between your SUV and any obstacles ahead to let you know when you’re too close.
• Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection: If your car gets too close to a frontal obstacle, this applies the brakes for you to aid in avoiding a collision.
• Lane Departure Warning: Detects unintentional lane drift and alerts you so you can get your ride back on track.
• Blind Spot Warning: Keeps on eye on your side blind zones so you know when it’s safe to change lanes.

Looking for even more protection? Then you’ll want to add on the available Intelligent Around View® Monitor. It provides a bird’s eye view of your surroundings when backing in and out of parking spaces—even with a trailer attached—so that you have a complete view of nearby obstacles.