Performance Comparison

Both these new SUVs packs standard four-cylinder engines with around 180 horsepower, but their similarities end there. The 2022 Cherokee and Rogue both offer peppier engine options, with our Jeep model's available V6 packing 70 horsepower more than the 2022 Rogue's available turbo engine. The 2022 Jeep Cherokee's brawnier V6 also gives it a superior towing capacity of up to 4,500 pounds, and like every Jeep model, it offers the kind of 4x4 capability and off-roading prowess you won't find in the new Nissan Rogue. In short, if you prioritize versatile performance both on and off the pavement, the latest Cherokee boasts a big edge over its Nissan rival.

Style Comparison

Each of these models can turn some heads, but the new Jeep Cherokee has the more athletic design. While the 2022 Nissan Rogue gets streamlined bodywork and a truckish silhouette, the latest Cherokee does it one better with a curved body, a stunning rear profile, and a sporty front end with LED headlamps and Jeep's unmistakable seven-slot grille. You can personalize your new Jeep SUV with a variety of wheel and body colour options, while an available hands-free power liftgate will help make easy work of your most demanding jobs and errands. This pair of SUVs offers versatile cabins with comfortable, quality materials and ample room for both cargo and a handful of passengers. Although both vehicles include interiors that check off all the proverbial boxes, the 2022 Cherokee offers more options for personalization, including several leather seating options, a pair of available multimedia systems, and numerous quality comforts like heated and ventilated front seats, a memory system for the driver's seat, side mirrors, and radio stations, and a heated, leather-wrapped steering wheel.