All-wheel drive provides increased traction and handling in rough or low-traction conditions, making it a top priority for many crossover and SUV shoppers. The Nissan Rogue is available with all-wheel drive at every trim level, specifically Intelligent AWD that automatically senses a loss in traction and adjusts traction as necessary. Find out more about the Nissan Rogue AWD performance and capabilities to keep you safer on Huntington Park roads year-round. 

How Does Nissan Intelligent AWD Command Huntington Park?

The Nissan Rogue Intelligent AWD is a state-of-the-art drivetrain that distributes power as needed to maximize traction. When driving in normal conditions, the new Rogue conserves power by redirecting torque to the front wheels to improve efficiency. If the Rogue encounters slippery conditions in Downey, the Intelligent AWD system redistributes power to the wheels needed to maintain traction and stability. 

Nissan Rogue AWD Configurations: Built for South Gate Resilience

The Nissan Rogue offers Intelligent AWD throughout the lineup, including the following trims: 

• Nissan Rogue S AWD
• Nissan Rogue SV AWD
• Nissan Rogue SL AWD
• Nissan Rogue Platinum AWD

Nissan Rogue AWD Lock Button

Depending on your model, you may have a Nissan Rogue AWD lock. The Nissan Rogue AWD lock is a unique feature that offers a low-speed regulator button that locks all four wheels for better traction in snow or while off-roading. It does this by splitting the power between the front and rear wheels for better control, no matter the conditions. 

AWD Error on Nissan Rogue

The AWD error on the Nissan Rogue can indicate a range of issues, all of which will require a visit to a local Bell Gardens Nissan service center. See what each Nissan Rogue AWD error light message means below:

• AWD Error: There’s a malfunction in the AWD system. Schedule a time for service at a local service center.
• AWD High Temp: The powertrain oil temperature is rising exponentially out of range. Pull your vehicle over and put your car in park to idle your engine and allow it to cool down. The error should turn off once the powertrain is cool.
• AWD Tire Size Incorrect: If there’s a large difference between the diameters of the front and rear wheels, this AWD error on the Nissan Rogue will occur. Pull your vehicle over and allow the car to idle in park. The blinking may stop after a while and you can resume driving. If it doesn’t, take your Rogue to our tire center for inspection. 

Whenever the AWD error on the Nissan Rogue appears, it’s a good idea to schedule maintenance with a local Nissan dealer. Even if the light turns off, it’s worth having the system checked for any underlying issues. 

Experience Intelligent AWD at Nissan of Downtown L.A.

Whether you plan to drive off-road to set up your camping tent, or just want to feel more secure during rain or mud, the Nissan Rogue SV AWD or Rogue SL AWD can provide the performance you need for the Los Angeles roads. Contact us to test drive your favorite Nissan Rogue configuration, like the popular Nissan Rogue SV AWD, today at Nissan of Downtown L.A..