2014 Rogue Vehicle Information Display

[jwoj1]

I’ve been exploring the vehicle information display on my new Rogue. One of the things that I find confusing is the “ECO report”.

The manual says:
From the “Main Menu Selection” select “ECO Drive Report” to display the information when the ignition switch is placed in the ON position.

But there is no reference to ECO report in the main menu, so I can’t select it to be one of the items in the rotating list that is displayed while the car is on. The only reference to ECO report is in the “Display” options, which allows a choice of whether or not to briefly display the info when the ignition is turned OFF.

Am I missing something?

And am I correct that the ECO report shows mileage for just the current trip, while the other displayed info – avg speed, distance, fuel economy - is calculated all the way back from the last time the reset button (the square button on the steering wheel) was pressed?

[therealroland]

If i remember correctly, the eco report is the screen displayed after switching off the car, but not yet opening any of the doors.

It shows the 'record mpg', the current latest mpg and a couple of previous trips.

[mag318]

therelroland is correct, this eco report pops up after turning the Rogue off, and that eco report turns off as soon as the doors are opened.

[Ferrisfan]

You can also call up the report manually from the same page where you can select the report to be displayed when the car is turned off.

[andygold]

Not to hijack, but I think this is related...
What is the difference between the average economy and the ECO report? I think I know but I want confirmation.

I think the Average Fuel Economy (selected while driving, with the steering wheel buttons) is the average mpg since the last time you reset it with the steering wheel "square" button.

And, I believe the ECO Report (shows up when you turn off the ignition, and before the driver's door is opened), is the average mpg since you last started the ignition.

Today I took the family (4 of us total) out for lunch, a 100 mile round trip to a destination in the mountains (cruise set to 61 mph). Before leaving home, I reset the Average Economy. I made it to my destination and then on the way back home, filled the tank (with the ignition switched off). When I arrived home, my average economy was 31.5 mpg. When I turned the engine off, the ECO report said that my average was 38.5 mpg.

I'm assuming the 31.5 mpg was the average for the total trip of 100 miles (since I last manually reset the meter), and the 38.5 mpg was the average from the gas station, where I turned the ignition off, to my home. The 50 mile trip home was mostly downhill going from 3500 feet above sea level down to about 300 feet above.

Am I correct in thinking that the ECO Report is in fact calculating from the last "ignition ON, to when you turn the ignition off?

[RyleyinSTL]

Am I correct in thinking that the ECO Report is in fact calculating from the last "ignition ON, to when you turn the ignition off?

Correct