2018 Nissan Rogue Adds ProPilot Semi-Autonomous Tech

By Mustaqim Jaed at July 25, 2020 Post a Comment

The 2018 Nissan Rogue receives a host of updates, including ProPilot Assist that helps drivers navigate stop-and-go traffic on the highway. The Rogue is the first Nissan vehicle to receive the semi-autonomous driving technology.

ProPilot allows drivers accelerate, brake, and steer within a single lane at the motorway. Later, Nissan plans on adding greater abilities, which include autonomous lane converting and town intersections. To get ProPilot Assist on the Rogue, drivers must choose the pinnacle trim degree with the Platinum Package.

In January 2018, Nissan will introduce ProPilot to the Leaf. Throughout the rest of the decade, Nissan and its partners Renault and Mitsubishi will expand the technology to 10 models models in the U.S., Europe, Japan, and China.

For the new model year, the Rogue now comes fashionable with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a further USB port that sits within the front middle console box. Two new paint jobs are available: Scarlet Ember and Midnight Pine. Mid-range SV fashions add a movement-activated liftgate as popular, even as the pinnacle SL adds trendy smart cruise manage, lane departure warning, and automated emergency braking with pedestrian detection.

Nissan also redesigned Rogue Midnight Edition models with more blacked-out exterior accents. Now, there are black accents on the front and rear fascia as well as a black grille, black emblems, and a black rear license plate garnish.

Models start at $25,655, simply $260 more than ultimate 12 months?S Rogue. Rogue SL models begin at $32,half with the front-wheel drive and $33,385 with all-wheel power. Once again, the Rogue offers a 2.Five-liter 4-cylinder engine good for 170 hp and one hundred seventy five lb-feet of torque.

Source: Nissan