Compare 2021 Honda CR-V vs 2021 Nissan Rogue

Serving Danville, VA

The 2021 Honda CR-V is once again expected to be one of America's best-selling crossover SUVs. Danville Honda will compare this compact family car with the redesigned 2021 Nissan Rogue crossover SUV.

Performance

Standard under the hood of the 2021 Honda CR-V, a 1.5-liter engine block whips out 190 total horsepower when revolving at 5,600 RPM. Having a single turbocharger with an 18.5-psi boost pressure and a 10.3:1 compression ratio, the compact powertrain produces 179 pound-feet of torque when working between 2,000 and 5,000 RPM. Using normal aspiration in its induction system, the 2021 Nissan Rogue's 2.5-liter engine block has a maximum output of only 181 hp at 6,000 RPM. Running on the Direct Injection Gasoline technology, the I-4 power plant pumps out 181 lb-ft at 3,600 RPM. The DIG engine works in sync with a standard front-wheel drive for normal driving. However, you may pair the 2.5-L engine with the Intelligent All-Wheel Drive that varies the transfer of torque. Similarly, the 2021 CR-V offers the Real Time AWD System that's fine-tuned for all-weather performance. With support from the Intelligent Control System, the drivetrain maximizes traction on wet surfaces. Both compact crossover SUVs are driven by a continuously variable transmission system that produces a large combination of gear ratios. You can also explore the CR-V's Hill Start Assist and Vehicle Stability Assist during an online test drive from our car dealership.

Efficiency

A hybrid powertrain is available for the 2021 Honda CR-V at Danville Honda. Two powerful electric motors are integrated into this efficient propulsion system. Designed to complete combustion through the Atkinson cycle, a 2.0-L gasoline engine also partially propels this compact Honda crossover SUV. The hybrid power plant works in tandem with the eCVT, which smoothly transmits power to the Real Time AWD. When taking the 2021 Honda CR-V online test drive, you may virtually push the ECON, EV and Sport buttons in the center console. Danville Honda reveals the impressive fuel economy ratings of the 2021 CR-V hybrid version. Based on reliable EPA estimates, this popular crossover SUV is rated at 40 MPG in the city and 35 MPG on the highway. When equipped with the regular powertrain, the 2021 CR-V offers up to 34 MPG on the highway and 28 MPG in the city. The 2021 Rogue base trim is rated at 35 MPG on the highway and 27 MPG in the city. However, most Rogue models have a maximum rating of 34 MPG on the highway and 26 MPG on urban roads. When taking the online test drive in the 2021 CR-V, you may view the Hybrid Driver Information Center in the instrument panel. You could also view the performance settings of the hybrid system on the infotainment display in the center stack. Conveniently installed on the steering wheel, deceleration selectors allow you to manually control the regenerative braking system. Despite having good gas mileage, the 2021 Rogue doesn't offer any hybrid technologies under the hood.

Amenities

The 2021 Honda CR-V at Danville Honda has a multi-functional center console with a sliding armrest. A lockable glove compartment, door-pocket storage bins and a driver's side garment hook are installed in the first row of this compact crossover SUV. You'll also get a dual-zone automatic climate control system with heating ducts in the first and second rows. Similarly, the 2021 Rogue offers a two-zone HVAC system with air filtration and air vents for the second-row passengers. When taking the 2021 Honda CR-V online test drive, you may explore the car's exterior amenities, such as the LED headlights with an automatic on-off function. All trims are compatible with the Remote Entry System that's activated by a distinct key fob. Additionally, a power tailgate with programmable options for the height is optional for this affordable Honda crossover SUV.

Take the 2021 Honda CR-V online test drive from Danville Honda. Up to four trim grades are available for this compact crossover SUV, which offers a hybrid system.

*All figures are EPA estimates. Actual mileage may vary.