The Rogue Hybrid is available with dual 14.3-inch dash-mounted screens, with the right side featuring Google-based software.

These front seats feature an attractive pattern, though you might need to be extra careful to avoid stains.

Nissan says it focused on adding more soft-touch surfaces inside the new Rogue Hybrid.

This new 15-watt Qi2 magnetic wireless charger will make recharging your smartphone a breeze.

Nissan improved the ProPilot Assist feature, which can now automatically change lanes and also allows hands-free operation in stop-and-go traffic.

The 360-degree camera system features a view that lets you see through the SUV’s body to help navigate around obstacles.

If you want to enjoy the sportiest version of the 225-hp PHEV, select the Rogue Hybrid’s Sport drive mode.

The new Rogue Hybrid includes toggle switches for the climate system, but it relies on buttons for selecting gears, which isn’t our favorite mechanism.

You can get a panoramic sunroof on the SR trim level if you opt for the $4000 Technology package.