Chevy Equinox vs Nissan Rogue

Equinox vs Rogue: Performance Specs

When it comes to what’s under the hood, the 2022 Chevy Equinox and the 2021 Nissan Rogue are pretty evenly matched. Both models are powered by a peppy engine with close to 200 horsepower to offer and excellent fuel economy for the class.

Both models also offer intuitive all-wheel drive systems: a Switchable AWD system in the Equinox and an Intelligent AWD system in the Rogue. These systems monitor the ground beneath you and determine how many wheels need power. If terrain is rough, these systems will send power to all four wheels. When it’s not, they focus on efficiency by sending power to just the front wheels.

Speaking of power, though, the Chevy Equinox does have a bit more to offer in terms of torque, resulting in an impressive 1,500-pound maximum towing capacity. As of right now, the 2021 Nissan Rogue is not rated to tow at all.

Equinox vs Rogue: Technology Features

The 2022 Chevy Equinox and the 2021 Nissan Rogue sport some of the most advanced available technology features on the market, including:

• Touchscreen infotainment systems with navigation.
• Wireless Apple CarPlay® and smartphone app integration.
• Hands-free access to the cargo area.
• Amazon Alexa voice integration.
• 360-degree camera systems.

The Equinox dominates the Rogue in terms of availability, though. You’ll find wireless smartphone integration in every Equinox while these features can only be accessed if you upgrade from the base trim in the Rogue.

Additionally, the Equinox is designed with the comfort of drivers of all experience levels with standard Teen Driver technology. Whether you’re a seasoned driver or just starting out, the Equinox is a good fit.