Is the Hyundai Santa Fe or the Nissan Rogue cheaper to lease?

Across live listings the Hyundai Santa Fe starts at $279 per month and the Nissan Rogue at $288 — a gap of $9 per month, or about $324 over a 36-month term before drive-off.

How many Hyundai Santa Fe and Nissan Rogue lease offers are available?

LeaseGuru is tracking 22 live Hyundai Santa Fe listings and 29 live Nissan Rogue listings. Counts change as brokers refresh inventory, so treat any advertised payment as a starting point.

Are the Santa Fe and Rogue the same class of vehicle?

Yes — both are classified as a SUV (Small Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD), which is why they are compared here. Cargo room, seating, and drivetrain still differ by trim, so confirm the specific configuration behind any advertised payment.

Which has the lower due at signing, the Santa Fe or the Rogue?

The lowest published drive-off we see is $0 on the Hyundai Santa Fe and $0 on the Nissan Rogue. A lower monthly payment paired with a higher drive-off is often the more expensive lease overall, so compare effective monthly cost rather than the payment alone.

Hyundai Santa Fe vs Nissan Rogue: lease comparison

Both are classified as a SUV, so they compete for the same shopper. Across the listings LeaseGuru tracks today, the Hyundai Santa Fe opens lower by $9 per month. Payment is only part of it: compare drive-off, term, and each lender's fees below before deciding.

Side by side, from live listings

Measure	Hyundai Santa Fe	Nissan Rogue
Live listings	22	29
Lowest payment	$279/mo	$288/mo
Average payment	$405/mo	$392/mo
Most common term	36 months	36 months
Lowest drive-off	$0	$0
Body class	Small Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD	Small Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD

Lender terms behind each lease

Two similar payments can hide very different costs. These are the published terms from each brand's captive lender.

Hyundai

Who finances the lease: Hyundai Capital AmericaPublished jointly for Hyundai, Kia, Genesis, not for this brand alone.
Excess mileage: $0.20/mi over your mileage allowancePrepaid miles cost $0.15/mi if you buy them at signing.

Nissan

Who finances the lease: Nissan Motor Acceptance Company LLCPublished jointly for Nissan, Infiniti, not for this brand alone.
Excess mileage: $0.25/mi over your mileage allowancePrepaid miles cost $0.20/mi if you buy them at signing.
Disposition fee at return: Up to $395Waived: Finance or lease a new, unused, unregistered Nissan through NMAC within 30 days of returning your current one. NMAC also waives up to $500 of excess wear under the same loyalty offer.
Lease loyalty: Waive excess wear up to $500 and the $395 disposition fee — Nissan.com says save up to $895 in fees.

Current offers on both

All Hyundai Santa Fe lease deals

New

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2026 Hyundai Santa Fe SE 2.5T FWD

Monthly: $279/mo

Due at signing: $3,000

Term: 24 mo

California

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New

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2026 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid SE FWD

Monthly: $307/mo

Due at signing: $3,000

Term: 36 mo

California

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New

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2027 Hyundai Santa Fe SE FWD

Monthly: $326/mo

Due at signing: $3,000

Term: 36 mo

California

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All Nissan Rogue lease deals

2026 Nissan Rogue SV

Monthly: $288/mo

Term: 39 mo

New York

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2026 Nissan Rogue SV

Monthly: $295/mo

Due at signing: $3,000

Term: 36 mo

Los Angeles

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2026 Nissan Rogue SV AWD 4dr Crossover

Monthly: $308/mo

Due at signing: $0

National

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Santa Fe vs Rogue, answered

Is the Hyundai Santa Fe or the Nissan Rogue cheaper to lease?: Across live listings the Hyundai Santa Fe starts at $279 per month and the Nissan Rogue at $288 — a gap of $9 per month, or about $324 over a 36-month term before drive-off.
How many Hyundai Santa Fe and Nissan Rogue lease offers are available?: LeaseGuru is tracking 22 live Hyundai Santa Fe listings and 29 live Nissan Rogue listings. Counts change as brokers refresh inventory, so treat any advertised payment as a starting point.
Are the Santa Fe and Rogue the same class of vehicle?: Yes — both are classified as a SUV (Small Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD), which is why they are compared here. Cargo room, seating, and drivetrain still differ by trim, so confirm the specific configuration behind any advertised payment.
Which has the lower due at signing, the Santa Fe or the Rogue?: The lowest published drive-off we see is $0 on the Hyundai Santa Fe and $0 on the Nissan Rogue. A lower monthly payment paired with a higher drive-off is often the more expensive lease overall, so compare effective monthly cost rather than the payment alone.

Payments come from third-party listings and change without notice. Before you decide, read what a lease really costs or browse every lease comparison.