McKinnon Nissan Reviews 2018 Nissan Rogue Technology

Jul 1, 2018

If you are looking for the leader in technology among small SUVs, the 2018 Nissan Rogue is certainly racing to the finish line.

Standard Autobrake
Like the Toyota RAV4, the 2018 Nissan Rogue at your Nissan dealer serving Montgomery AL has a standard autobrake. This is connected to a forward collision warning. When it is activated, the system chimes and flashes to tell the driver to slow. If needed, the Rogue can slam on brakes and slow or stop itself.

Standard Blind Spot Monitor
The Rogue may be the only one in its class to have a standard blind spot monitor. The RAV4 and CR-V don’t have one. This system lets you know if you have company on either side of the SUV. That way the driver won’t change lanes at a bad time and cause an accident.

Standard Rear-Cross Traffic Alert
Complementing the work of the rearview camera, the RCTA tells drivers if traffic is coming. The driver is prompted to hit the brakes to avoid a collision.

Standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
Rogue owners will love these smartphone systems. They can utilize dozens of apps on their Android or Apple smartphone, including navigational aids. These systems stream maps to the touchscreen.

Lane Intervention
Available on the Rogue, a lane keeper watches the lines. The intervention function helps maintain or correct steering for the best trajectory. Take a test drive at your Nissan dealer serving Montgomery AL.

ProPilot
No other affordable SUV is offering ProPilot. This semi-autonomous system works at highway speeds, combining adaptive cruise control functions and lane intervention functions.

Stop by McKinnon for a closer look at the high-tech Nissan Rogue.