What Are the Nissan Rogue Trunk Dimensions?

Not only is the Nissan Rogue the company’s best-selling car, but it’s also a top-tier crossover in the small SUV market. There’s no question why the Rogue is selling so quickly. But is it the right car for you? One of the main things to check for in a brand-new car is its cargo space.

The 2023 Nissan Rogue has a spacious trunk that measures 43 in. wide, 34.2 in. tall, and 36.8 or 72 in. long, depending on the position of the rear seats. With the rear sets up, there is 36.5 cu. ft. of space in the trunk, but you can expand it to 74.1 cu. ft. by lowering the second row.

Of course, the size of the trunk isn’t the measurement you should look for in a car. In this guide, I’ll describe the inside and outside measurements of the 2023 Nissan Rogue, and its miscellaneous specs and ratings.

2023 Nissan Rogue Trims

Before we jump into the measurements section of this guide, it’s important to know that the 2023 Nissan Rogue is available in multiple trim options. There are 5 distinct trims, each of which offers 2 different drivetrains—front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive.

The differences between the trims are minimal in terms of size and measurements, but it’s the wide range of features that set them apart. For a better understanding of how the trims differ from each other, I urge you to visit the official website for the Nissan Rogue.

Nissan Rogue Trunk Dimensions

Here’s a more descriptive explanation of how spacious the 2023 Nissan Rogue’s trunk is in chart format. Please note that this table applies to all 5 trims and drivetrain versions of the Rogue.

Parameter	Measurement
Length behind 1st row	72.0 in.
Length behind 2nd row	36.8 in.
Max width	43.0 in.
Max height	34.2 in.
Cargo capacity behind 2nd row w/o moonroof	36.5 cu. ft.
Cargo capacity behind 2nd row w/ moonroof	36.3 cu. ft.
Cargo capacity behind 1st row w/o moonroof	74.1 cu. ft.
Cargo capacity behind 1st row w/ moonroof	72.9 cu. ft.

Crossover SUV Comparison Chart

To put the Nissan Rogue’s cargo space into perspective, let’s see how it compares to other popular crossover SUVs on the market. The figures below refer only to the base versions of each model without a moonroof or sunroof.

Car Model	Cargo capacity (behind 1st row)	Cargo capacity (behind 2nd row)	Cargo capacity (behind 3rd row)
Nissan Rogue	74.1 cu. ft.	36.5 cu. ft.	N/A
VW Tiguan	73.4 cu. ft.	37.6 cu. ft.	N/A
Kia Sorento	75.5 cu. ft.	45.0 cu. ft.	12.6 cu. ft.
BMW x1	58.7 cu. ft.	27.1 cu. ft.	N/A
Honda Pilot	109.0 cu. ft.	55.9 cu. ft.	18.5 cu. ft.
Subaru Forester	74.2 cu. ft.	28.9 cu. ft.	N/A
Subaru Outback	75.7 cu. ft.	32.5 cu. ft.	N/A

As you can see, the Nissan Rogue falls somewhere near the mid-to-large cargo space capacity compared to other crossover and midsize SUVs. While it doesn’t offer a 3rd row of seats, its has almost 50% more cargo space compared to the BMW x1.

2023 Nissan Rogue Dimensions

The size of a car’s trunk only describes a tiny portion of its spaciousness. Here, I’ll describe the interior and exterior measurements of all Nissan Rogue trims to give you a clearer idea of how large and roomy the crossover SUV is.

Interior

Parameters	S	SV	Midnight Edition	SL	Platinum
Front headroom w/ moonroof	N/A	39.2 in.	39.2 in.	39.2 in.	39.2 in.
Front headroom w/o moonroof	41.1 in.	41.1 in.	41.1 in.	N/A	N/A
Rear headroom w/ moonroof	N/A	39.2 in.	39.2 in.	39.2 in.	39.2 in.
Rear headroom w/o moonroof	43.3 in.	43.3 in.	43.3 in.	N/A	N/A
Front leg room	41.5 in.	41.5 in.	41.5 in.	41.5 in.	41.5 in.
Rear leg room	38.5 in.	38.5 in.	38.5 in.	38.5 in.	38.5 in.
Front hip room	54.1 in.	54.1 in.	54.1 in.	54.1 in.	54.1 in.
Rear hip room	55.9 in.	55.9 in.	55.9 in.	55.9 in.	55.9 in.
Front shoulder room	57.1 in.	57.1 in.	57.1 in.	57.1 in.	57.1 in.
Rear shoulder room	37.8 in.	37.8 in.	37.8 in.	37.8 in.	37.8 in.
Passenger volume	105.4 cu. ft.	105.4 cu. ft.	105.4 cu. ft.	105.4 cu. ft.	105.4 cu. ft.

Exterior

Parameters	S	SV	Midnight Edition	SL	Platinum
Length	183.0 in.	183.0 in.	183.0 in.	183.0 in.	183.0 in.
Width w/o side mirrors	72.4 in.	72.4 in.	72.4 in. 72.4 in.	72.4 in.	72.4 in.
Height	66.5 in.	66.5 in.	66.5 in.	66.5 in.	66.5 in.
Wheelbase	106.5 in.	106.5 in.	106.5 in.	106.5 in.	106.5 in.
Front track	62.4 in.	62.4 in.	62.4 in.	62.4 in.	62.4 in.
Rear track	62.6 in.	62.6 in.	62.6 in.	62.6 in.	62.6 in.

Miscellaneous Ratings

Parameters	S	SV	Midnight Edition	SL	Platinum
MSRP	$27,360	$29,050	$33,245	$33,710	$37,140
Seating capacity	5	5	5	5	5
Number of rows	2	2	2	2	2
Curb weight	3,475 lbs.	3,490 lbs.	3,490 lbs.	3,569 lbs.	3,587 lbs.
City mileage	30 MPG	30 MPG	30 MPG	29 MPG	29 MPG
Highway mileage	37 MMPG	37 MMPG	37 MMPG	36 MMPG	36 MMPG
Combined mileage	33 MMPG	33 MMPG	33 MMPG	32 MMPG	32 MMPG
17-in. aluminum-alloy wheels	Standard	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
18-in. aluminum-alloy wheels	N/A	Standard	N/A	N/A	N/A
18-in. gloss black wheels	N/A	Optional	Standard	N/A	N/A
19-in. aluminum-alloy wheels	N/A	N/A	N/A	Standard	Standard

What’s New in the 2023 Nissan Rogue?

Not a lot has changed between the 2023 and the 2021 model year except for the addition of the Midnight Edition, which comes with black aluminum-alloy wheels, black exterior accents, and black faux interior leather seats. In terms of added features for specific trims, the Platinum and SL versions now come standard with Amazon Alexa to guide you on every excursion you take.

In addition, all Nissan rogue trims come standard with the following options: