Efficiently Commute Around the City

There is some excitement around the 2022 Rogue since it features a new powertrain. That is its 1.5L turbocharged 3-cylinder engine, which is set to provide a solid fuel economy. With it, you'll enjoy up to an EPA-estimated 32 city and 35 highway MPG.

While that is impressive for an SUV, the Ford Escape actually tops those figures. That is because it offers an available hybrid powertrain. With it, you can cruise around getting an EPA-estimated 44 city and 37 highway MPG. When driving downtown to see a show, grab a drink with friends, or join in on the fun at a festival, the Escape will go further with each gallon of gas!

Opening the Doors and Looking Inside

Each model has a good amount of space inside their cabins. Fit five passengers comfortably in each and rearrange the rear seats so you can fit a range of supplies in your new vehicle as well.

They each also have central display touchscreens to control in-cabin systems to maximize your comfort as well as choose your entertainment for the ride. In the Escape, you can even add an available 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster in front of you to get a clear and quick look at any driving information you want to stay aware of while driving.

An added level of convenience is had in the 2022 Escape with Ford+Alexa. When connected to the available SYNC® 3 AppLink, this lets you bring Amazon's cloud-based voice service on the road with you. Ask Alexa if there is any traffic along your commute, to order any items you remember you need, and even turn on or off the lights in your home.

Parallel Park Like a Pro

Both models also have many features that can assist in a variety of situations. They can help you travel with the flow of traffic on the highway and make sure you stay safely alert of what's ahead while navigating the busy city streets.

When you arrive at your destination, though, the 2022 Ford Escape will even be ready to help you park. Once you find an opening in the city near the restaurant you are headed to, just hold down the button that comes with the available Active Park Assist 2.0 system. From there, the Escape will take over and control the accelerating, braking, and steering to get your car safely into the spot.