In Pictures: 2027 Nissan Rogue Hybrid e-Power: A Series Hybrid That Drives Like an EV, No Plug Needed

Nissan's compact hybrid crossover enters a segment long dominated by the RAV4, CR-V, and Tucson hybrids.

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The 2027 Rogue Hybrid uses e-Power, a series-hybrid setup in which the gasoline engine only generates electricity.

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Unlike a plug-in hybrid, the Rogue e-Power never needs to be charged from an outlet.

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Electric motors drive the wheels directly, giving the Rogue the smooth, instant response of an EV.

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Nissan positions the Rogue Hybrid as a practical alternative for buyers not ready to go fully electric.

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The e-Power system aims to deliver EV-like refinement without range anxiety on longer drives.

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Competing against established compact hybrids, Nissan's latest Rogue must prove itself on efficiency and price.

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Nissan has not yet announced full pricing and fuel economy figures for the 2027 Rogue Hybrid.

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The Rogue Hybrid marks Nissan's long-overdue entry into the competitive compact hybrid crossover market.

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