2021 Nissan Rogue's crash test scores are seriously underwhelming
We expected better from Nissan's latest SUV...
The all-new 2021 Nissan Rogue has been crash tested this month and the scores didn't meet the expectations we hoped for.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has given the 2021 Rogue just two out of five stars for the passenger-side crash test, a two-star decrease compared to its predecessor.
But it isn't all doom and gloom as the NHTSA still awarded the 2021 Rogue a four-star crash test rating overall as it did as expected in other areas. There is no answer as to why it did so badly with the passenger-side crash test, but we are certain Nissan will address this.
A Nissan representative said: "Nissan is committed to vehicle safety and is pleased with the 2021 Nissan Rogue's overall four-star NCAP safety rating. All 2021 Rogue vehicles fully comply with federal safety standards."
The likely reason for this two-star rating is to do with the front passenger restraint system which will likely undergone a few adjustments for US manufacturing. The NHTSA already plans to retest the Rogue in May this year. Hopefully by then Nissan has addressed this issue.
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Comments (13)
You could say Nissan's went ROGUE with safety on the rogue
I guess you could but i think most ppl wud rather u didnt😂😂😂
so the lives of these innocent crash test dummies were taken in vain. This has to stop #SaveCrashTestDummies
The fat pig fails!!! YAY!!!
It's called qashqai around Europe and at least it almost sounds neutral when crash tests are not OK 😂😂😂
They sell the Qashqai over here in N America, it is smaller than the Rogue.
Is everything really bigger in Texas? 😂
Maybe we should crash test all of them just to make sure.