2022 Nissan Rogue Sport vs Honda CR-V Performance

Both of these SUVs are nimble and capable for city or highway driving. The main differences you’ll see are in horsepower and cost with a slight difference in fuel economy. While the Honda offers more raw horsepower, it is comparable in overall, practical performance and handling to the Rogue Sport, and the CR-V’s stats come at a high cost considering the base price difference being at least $2,000. For the money, the Rogue Sport works best for many drivers concerned about budget.

2022 Nissan Rogue Sport vs Honda CR-V Safety Features

Some of the most highly sought-after safety features that come standard on the Nissan Rogue Sport cost extra on the Honda CR-V. Blind spot monitoring, reverse emergency braking, pedestrian detection, and rear parking sensors are just some examples of standard Nissan safety features that are not standard (or sometimes not even available) on the Honda.

One safety feature of note for the soaring temperatures this summer is the rear door alert on the Nissan Rogue Sport. This standard safety feature alerts you if you’ve opened a back door before driving and have not re-opened it at your destination. This life-saving feature helps remind drivers to check the back seat for infants, children, and pets.

2022 Nissan Rogue Sport vs Honda CR-V Exterior

The Nissan Rogue Sport, being a subcompact SUV, is the smaller cousin of the compact Nissan Rogue, and thus comes in at 14.4 foot long. The compact Honda CR-V is 15.2 feet long. The exterior shapes and lines are otherwise very similar between the Honda and Nissan models, though again price will be a deciding win for the Nissan Rogue Sport.