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Nissan Rogue Prices, Listings, Recalls and Complaints by Generation

Live Rogue listings, pricing, and NHTSA safety signals with clear S35, T32, and T33 generation context.

The Nissan Rogue moved from a simple compact crossover into one of Nissan's core family SUVs, with major changes in size, cabin finish, technology, and powertrain strategy across three U.S.-market generations.

Use this overview to compare the original 2.5L/CVT S35, the larger X-Trail-based T32, and the sharper T33 generation that added the 1.5L VC-Turbo and later Google built-in on upper trims.

Last updated
June 10, 2026
Generations
3 · 2008 to present
Active listings
72,891
Sources
Visor + NHTSA

Generations

Compare Rogue generations by live supply, asking prices, days for sale, trim mix, and NHTSA activity, then review year-level signals for CVT, engine, and technology watch areas.

GenerationYearsActiveAvg priceAvg days listedRecallsComplaintsTSBs
Third GenerationT332021 to present63,217$30,79455100692648
Second GenerationT322014 to 20208,016$12,458481824,2461,293
First GenerationS352008 to 20131,658$6,38458163,138235

Nissan Rogue Third GenerationT33, 2021 to present

The 2021-present T33 Rogue brought sharper styling, a more premium cabin, and a 1.5L VC-Turbo from 2022 onward.

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Market and reliability summary

The T33 is the modern Rogue generation, with a stronger cabin presentation, more advanced safety technology, and a notable powertrain change from the launch 2.5L engine to the later VC-Turbo three-cylinder.

Treat 2021 separately from 2022-newer examples when comparing powertrains. For upper trims, also confirm Google built-in and connected-system behavior, software updates, and any open engine or fuel/propulsion campaigns.

Editorial notes summarize stable generation differences. Live market and NHTSA counts are refreshed separately and may move as new filings and listings appear.

Used
17,758for sale
New
45,181for sale
Inventory trend from Visor market data
Sold listings30 days
30,002sold
Average days for sale30 days
55days+18.1%
Listings by trim
SV41K
Platinum11.3K
S4.7K
SL3.7K
Rock Creek2.5K

Model year breakdown

Year
Active
Avg price
Avg days listed
Sold
Avg milesMarket days supply
2026
41,938-2.4%
$34,420+$255
59+4
16,753-14.0%
245 mi78 days
2025
4,105+10.3%
$26,394-$360
55-2
2,224-35.1%
23,632 mi57 days
2024
3,712+8.6%
$23,021+$29
42+4
2,212-12.9%
45,255 mi54 days
2023
10,293+1.0%
$23,491+$57
45+5
6,554-12.1%
41,106 mi51 days
2022
1,137-14.5%
$21,036+$19
59+10
782-12.1%
59,520 mi51 days
2021
2,032-7.2%
$19,719+$12
52+7
1,477-11.2%
73,055 mi48 days

NHTSA safety data

Recalls, owner complaints, and service bulletins reported to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Recalls: 100Complaints: 692TSBs: 648NHTSA
YearRecallsOwner complaintsTSBs
2026
0
0
0
2025
0
3
0
2024
0
27
13
2023
28
294
121
2022
26
139
183
2021
46
229
331

Nissan Rogue Second GenerationT32, 2014 to 2020

The 2014-2020 T32 Rogue grew into a larger, more family-focused SUV tied closely to the global X-Trail platform.

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Market and reliability summary

The T32 is the mainstream-volume Rogue: more room, broader safety-tech availability, and a more mature cabin than the original S35.

Compare early and late T32 years separately. Common buyer checks should focus on NHTSA brake, powertrain, air-bag, electrical, and driver-assistance component patterns plus evidence of regular fluid service.

Editorial notes summarize stable generation differences. Live market and NHTSA counts are refreshed separately and may move as new filings and listings appear.

Used
7,846for sale
New
119for sale
Inventory trend from Visor market data · new listings use the right axis
Sold listings30 days
5,983sold
Average days for sale30 days
48days+73.0%
Listings by trim
SV3.6K
S2.5K
SL1.9K

Model year breakdown

Year
Active
Avg price
Avg days listed
Sold
Avg milesMarket days supply
2020
1,145-5.3%
$15,838-$58
45+9
882-7.9%
84,458 mi46 days
2019
1,136-7.3%
$14,552
47+8
852-13.2%
90,472 mi48 days
2018
1,398-4.5%
$12,827-$84
51+13
1,089-10.5%
98,849 mi43 days
2017
1,519-2.6%
$11,997+$96
46+11
1,195-7.7%
106,583 mi45 days
2016
1,552+7.4%
$10,658+$9
49+7
1,019-11.2%
113,103 mi54 days
2015
925-2.7%
$9,845-$29
52+12
674-6.5%
119,312 mi45 days
2014
341-5.8%
$9,016+$253
50+12
272-2.9%
127,429 mi41 days

NHTSA safety data

Recalls, owner complaints, and service bulletins reported to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Recalls: 182Complaints: 4,246TSBs: 1,293NHTSA
YearRecallsOwner complaintsTSBs
2020
1
190
169
2019
4
461
186
2018
4
893
205
2017
14
775
190
2016
52
668
206
2015
53
669
179
2014
54
590
158

Nissan Rogue First GenerationS35, 2008 to 2013

The 2008-2013 S35 Rogue is the original compact crossover generation with 2.5L four-cylinder power and CVT packaging.

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Market and reliability summary

The S35 is the simplest Rogue generation, with straightforward compact-SUV packaging and fewer advanced-driver-assistance or infotainment systems than later cars.

Condition matters more than equipment at this age. Watch closely for powertrain, air-bag, speed-control, suspension, and recall-history signals, then verify CVT service records on any individual vehicle.

Editorial notes summarize stable generation differences. Live market and NHTSA counts are refreshed separately and may move as new filings and listings appear.

Used
1,628for sale
New
14for sale
Inventory trend from Visor market data · new listings use the right axis
Sold listings30 days
1,057sold
Average days for sale30 days
58days+89.8%
Listings by trim
S901
SV570
SL160
S Krom Edition27

Model year breakdown

Year
Active
Avg price
Avg days listed
Sold
Avg milesMarket days supply
2013
624
$7,076-$61
62+13
410-4.7%
125,381 mi51 days
2012
368+9.2%
$6,326-$191
52+11
228-13.0%
131,712 mi49 days
2011
287-1.0%
$6,194
53+15
203-12.1%
132,103 mi44 days
2010
189+11.2%
$5,635-$192
56+6
94-19.7%
139,489 mi59 days
2009
100+4.2%
$5,306-$466
63+9
62-16.2%
137,307 mi82 days
2008
90-10.9%
$5,105-$139
66+21
60-7.7%
142,624 mi63 days

NHTSA safety data

Recalls, owner complaints, and service bulletins reported to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Recalls: 16Complaints: 3,138TSBs: 235NHTSA
YearRecallsOwner complaintsTSBs
2013
1
813
47
2012
2
419
40
2011
2
500
38
2010
2
420
36
2009
3
422
36
2008
6
564
38

Frequently asked questions

Common shopper questions about Nissan Rogue generations, pricing, and reliability.

Which Rogue generation is the cleanest starting point?
Most shoppers should start with the T33 if they want the current cabin and safety-tech package, then compare 2021 separately from 2022-newer VC-Turbo examples. Budget shoppers should compare T32 years carefully by powertrain, brake, electrical, and air-bag signals.
Should I treat Rogue CVT history as an automatic deal-breaker?
No. Use it as a screening item. Check the generation and year rows for powertrain signals, then verify service records and test-drive behavior on the specific VIN before deciding.
What changed for newer Rogue technology?
The T33 generation moved Rogue toward a more premium cabin, and upper 2024 trims added Google built-in. For those listings, confirm software behavior, connected features, and any open engine or fuel/propulsion campaigns.