The 2027 Nissan Rogue is EPA-estimated at up to 30 MPG combined with front-wheel drive and 29 MPG combined on most AWD trims. With a 14.5-gallon tank, that works out to roughly 406 to 435 miles of estimated range per fill-up.1
Shopping for a compact SUV around Greenfield usually comes down to a few big questions, and fuel costs are always near the top of the list. At Gordie Boucher Nissan, Nissan Rogue gas mileage is one of the things drivers ask about most, whether they’re commuting into Milwaukee every day or heading up north for the weekend. So how far can a Rogue actually go between fill-ups? Here’s what the 2027 numbers look like for both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive.
A 2027 Nissan Rogue can go roughly 406 to 435 miles on a full tank, based on EPA-estimated combined fuel economy.1 Every trim has a 14.5-gallon tank, so the biggest variables are your drivetrain and the way you drive.
Those range figures come from simple math: tank size multiplied by the combined Nissan Rogue MPG rating. An FWD Rogue rated at 30 MPG combined works out to about 435 miles, while most AWD trims, at 29 MPG combined, land around 420 miles. Highway-heavy drivers can stretch things further, since highway ratings run higher than city ratings across the whole lineup.
Every 2027 Rogue uses the same powertrain, a 1.5-liter VC-Turbo three-cylinder engine making 201 horsepower and 225 lb-ft of torque, paired with an Xtronic CVT. Nissan also recommends regular gasoline for every trim, so there’s no premium-fuel surprise at the pump.
Here’s how estimated range breaks down by drivetrain:
Front-wheel-drive versions of the 2027 Rogue are EPA-estimated at 28 MPG city, 33 MPG highway, and 30 MPG combined.1 That rating is the same across the S, SV, and Dark Armor FWD trims.
The gas mileage for Nissan Rogue FWD models is the best in the lineup, which makes FWD a smart choice for drivers who spend most of their time on paved roads and highway commutes. Without the extra hardware that powers the rear wheels, the FWD Rogue uses a little less fuel.
It also means you can choose an FWD trim based on features rather than fuel economy. The S keeps things straightforward, the SV adds ProPILOT Assist and Intelligent Cruise Control, and the Dark Armor steps up to 19-inch wheels and a Dual Panel Panoramic Moonroof, all at the same 30 MPG combined.
Most 2027 Rogue AWD trims are EPA-estimated at 27 MPG city, 32 MPG highway, and 29 MPG combined. The Rock Creek® AWD is the exception at 26/31/28 MPG.1
The gas mileage on a Nissan Rogue with AWD trails FWD by just one MPG in each category on the S, SV, Dark Armor, and Platinum trims. For Greenfield drivers dealing with snow, slush, and icy side streets, that’s a small trade for extra traction when Wisconsin weather turns rough. Every AWD trim also includes Selectable Terrain Modes.
The Rock Creek’s slightly lower rating makes sense once you look at how it’s built. It rides on 17-inch dark-painted wheels with all-terrain tires and adds Hill Descent Control for drivers who now and then head off the pavement. Tires like that add grip on gravel and dirt, but they typically give up a bit of efficiency on the highway.
Whether you go with FWD or AWD, the 2027 Rogue keeps fuel costs in check and offers more than 400 miles of estimated range across all trims.1 FWD has the edge in efficiency, while AWD adds confidence through Wisconsin winters at a small cost at the pump. Our team at Gordie Boucher Nissan in Greenfield can help you compare trims and find the Nissan Rogue MPG rating that fits your daily drive.
Ready to see which Rogue fits your commute? Explore the new Nissan Rogue inventory at Gordie Boucher Nissan, or contact our team to schedule a test drive and get answers to your fuel economy questions.
No. Nissan recommends regular gasoline for every 2027 Rogue trim.
Every 2027 Rogue trim has a 14.5-gallon fuel tank.
FWD is slightly more efficient, earning 30 MPG combined compared with 29 MPG combined for most AWD trims.1
The S, SV, and Dark Armor FWD trims share the best ratings in the lineup at 28 MPG city, 33 MPG highway, and 30 MPG combined.1
The Rock Creek AWD uses all-terrain tires and a more trail-ready setup, which brings its EPA estimate to 28 MPG combined.1
1 2027 EPA-estimated fuel economy: FWD models 28 city/33 highway/30 combined MPG; AWD models 27 city/32 highway/29 combined MPG; Rock Creek® AWD 26 city/31 highway/28 combined MPG. Use for comparison purposes only. Actual mileage will vary with driving conditions, how you drive and maintain your vehicle, trim level, tire selection, and other factors. Estimated driving range is calculated by multiplying EPA-estimated combined MPG by the 14.5-gallon fuel tank capacity and is for illustrative purposes only. Actual range will vary.
