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Used Nissan Rogue Transmissions for Sale

Used Nissan Rogue transmissions for 2008 and later Rogues, every one a CVT, matched to your VIN. Tell us the year, engine and drive, and one independent supplier quotes availability, price and shipping to Texas or anywhere in the lower 48.

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Illustrative used automatic transmission on a white background, not a specific Nissan Rogue unit
Illustrative image — the actual part may differ.
  • $1,000used, typical low end
  • $4,849remanufactured, from
  • 4vehicle lines listed
  • 2008earliest model year listed

Nissan Rogue Transmission Price: Used vs Remanufactured

Used (typical range)RemanufacturedMedian
  • 2010 Nissan RogueAT, (CVT), Federal, 4x2 (FWD), w/o Tow Package
    $1,063–$3,698median $1,375 · 48 listings
  • 2010 Nissan RogueAT, (CVT), Federal, 4x4 (AWD), w/o Tow Package
    $1,000–$1,731median $1,265 · 76 listings
  • 2016 Nissan RogueAT, (CVT), VIN 5 (1St Digit, USA Built), 4x2 (FWD)
    $1,250–$2,000median $1,550 · 85 listings
  • 2016 Nissan RogueAT, (CVT), VIN 5 (1St Digit, USA Built), 4x4 (AWD)
    $1,477–$2,200median $1,800 · 99 listings
  • 2022 Nissan Rogue(AT), 1.5L, FWD
    $1,000–$1,420median $1,200 · 37 listings
  • Remanufactured15 remanufactured units listed by Powertrain Products
    $4,849–$5,599median $5,549 · 15 offers
Asking prices collected October 22, 2026 from U.S. used-yard listings and remanufacturer catalogs. A snapshot, not a quote.

Each used bar runs from the 25th to the 75th percentile of that version's asking prices, so half its listings fall inside it, and the dot marks the median. The supplier quotes your exact part, shipping and warranty.

These are part prices only. For labor and the total bill, see our transmission replacement cost guide.

Nissan Rogue at a glance

TypeContinuously variable transmission (CVT), which Nissan markets as Xtronic. Wikipedia lists a CVT for every Rogue generation, and the U.S. EPA lists every Rogue from 2008 to 2026 with a variable-ratio automatic.Source: Wikipedia: Nissan Rogue, EPA FuelEconomy.gov, Wikipedia: Continuously variable transmission
2008–2013 (S35), and Rogue Select 2014–20152.5 L QR25DE with a CVT; a sport mode was added to the CVT for 2012Source: Wikipedia: Nissan Rogue (first generation), EPA FuelEconomy.gov
2014–2020 (T32)2.5 L QR25DE with a CVT; the 2017–2019 Rogue Hybrid used a 2.0Source: Wikipedia: Nissan Rogue (second generation), EPA FuelEconomy.gov
2021 on (T33)Xtronic CVT. 2021: 2.5 L PR25DD. From 2022: 1.5 L KR15DDT three-cylinder turbo (Canada kept the 2.5 on the base model)Source: Wikipedia: Nissan Rogue (third generation), EPA FuelEconomy.gov
Maker namedJatco: Wikipedia's list of Jatco transmissions puts the Rogue (USA and Canada) under its CVT8 family (JF016E, JF017E, JF018E, JF019E). It gives no years, so the exact unit is confirmed by VIN.Source: Wikipedia: List of Jatco transmissions
Transmission code on the yard listingHollander's 2010 and 2016 Rogue labels say CVT but give no Nissan or Jatco code. The 2022 labels say only AT, engine and drive.Source: Hollander: 2016 Rogue transmission options, Wikipedia: Nissan Rogue

Which Nissan Rogue do you have?

FWD or AWD

Every Rogue generation on this page came in both. Used-yard listings give the front-drive and all-drive CVT different interchange numbers in each year we checked.

Source: Hollander: 2010 Rogue transmission options, EPA FuelEconomy.gov

2008–2013: emissions and tow package

For the 2010 Rogue, used-yard listings split the CVT four ways on top of drive: California or federal emissions, and with or without the tow package (SL Premium Package, paddle shifters).

Source: Hollander: 2010 Rogue transmission options

2014–2020: where the car was built

For the 2016 Rogue, used-yard listings split the CVT by the first VIN digit: U.S.-built (5) and Korea-built (K) cars share one part, Japan-built (J) cars take another.

Source: Hollander: 2016 Rogue transmission options

2021 on: engine

The 2021 Rogue has the 2.5 and the 2022-on car the 1.5 turbo, and used-yard listings give the 1.5 and 2.5 CVTs different interchange numbers.

Source: Wikipedia: Nissan Rogue (third generation), Hollander: 2022 Rogue transmission options
Same family is not the same part. Engines and transmissions in one family can differ in electronics, mounts and accessories. The supplier confirms fit with your VIN before you buy.

Check before you buy a used Nissan Rogue

  • Match the generation. Each Rogue generation's CVT has its own interchange numbers on used-yard listings.
  • FWD or AWD? The all-drive and front-drive CVTs are different parts in every generation.
  • Check the first VIN digit on a 2014–2020 car. A Japan-built Rogue (VIN starts with J) takes a different CVT from a U.S.- or Korea-built one.
  • Emissions and tow package on a 2008–2013 car. California-emissions cars and cars with the tow package take their own CVT. Your VIN and window sticker settle it.
  • Get mileage, testing and warranty in writing. Ask for the donor vehicle's mileage, how the transmission was checked, the warranty term and the freight cost to your ZIP before you pay.
Illustrative used automatic transmission torque converter on a white background
A torque converter. Ask whether one is included with the transmission. Illustrative image.

Vehicles that used the Nissan Rogue

  • Nissan Rogue2008–2013
  • Nissan Rogue Select2014–2015
  • Nissan Rogue2014–2020
  • Nissan Rogue2021–2026
Bars show the model years in the sourced table below. Arrow = still in production.
See the sourced table (4 rows)
VehicleModel years
Nissan RogueFirst generation (S35), 2.5 QR25DE2008–2013
Nissan Rogue SelectFirst-generation Rogue sold alongside the new one2014–2015
Nissan RogueSecond generation (T32), 2.5 QR25DE2014–2020
Nissan RogueThird generation (T33): 2.5 PR25DD for 2021, 1.5 KR15DDT from 20222021–2026

Each row has two sources: Wikipedia's Rogue article and the U.S. EPA records, which list every Rogue from 2008 to 2026 with a variable-ratio automatic. Neither gives the Nissan or Jatco part code for a given year, so the exact unit is confirmed by VIN.

Nissan Rogue questions

How much does a used Nissan Rogue transmission cost?

Used-yard asking prices for a Nissan Rogue typically ran $1,000 to $3,698 on October 22, 2026. That range runs from the lowest version's 25th percentile to the highest version's 75th percentile, across 5 versions (345 priced listings). Remanufactured units were listed from $4,849 to $5,599 (15 offers). Prices vary by version, mileage and shipping, so the supplier quotes your exact part.

Does every Nissan Rogue have a CVT?

Yes, for U.S. models. Wikipedia lists a CVT for every Rogue generation, and the U.S. EPA lists every Rogue from 2008 to 2026 with a variable-ratio automatic.

Will a CVT from another Rogue year fit mine?

Within a generation it can. On the day we checked, the 2016 AWD CVT listings came from 2014 to 2020 Rogues. Across generations, drives and build plants the part changes, so the supplier matches it by VIN.

Is a Rogue Sport transmission the same as a Rogue's?

Do not assume so. The Rogue Sport is a separate model, so ask the supplier to quote by your VIN rather than by the Rogue name.

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