2021 Honda Passport vs 2021 Nissan Rogue

The Honda Passport is one of the newest vehicles on the Honda lineup, having just been introduced a couple of years ago for the 2019 model year – although the nameplate was used on a couple of models previously. Slated into the midsize crossover segment just below the Honda Pilot, it has plenty of competitors out there. Surprisingly, however, one of its biggest competitors actually belongs to a different segment, that competitor being the compact Nissan Rogue. We thought we’d see how these two different-classed vehicles measure up to one another by pitting the 20221 Honda Passport vs 2021 Nissan Rogue.

As you can see from the table above, this comparison really is no contest. The final row of the table does highlight the fact that both vehicles offer seating for up to 5 passengers, but every other aspect we look at is drastically different, in favor of one vehicle or the other. We started off, of course, by looking at power, an area in which the 2021 Passport delivers nearly 100 extra, as the Nissan Rogue gives up 99 horsepower to the Honda Passport.

In the second row, the Nissan Rogue fires back as its smaller frame and curb weight enable it to achieve far superior fuel economy, achieve an extra 8 miles per gallon combined across highway and city driving. That will, unfortunately, translate to quite a bit of savings at the pump over time. But then we turn towards space in the third row, where the Passport once again turns up the heat by offering nearly 10 cubic feet of extra space behind the rear seats.

If you can overlook the lesser fuel economy rating in favor of far superior power and space, then be sure to give us a call so you can try out a 2021 Honda Passport for yourself.