Nissan Recalls Rogue SUVs for Engine and Gear Issues

Nissan's recent recalls highlight potential safety concerns within their Rogue SUV lineup. The first recall addresses a bearing failure in the 1.5-liter engines of 2023-2025 models. This issue could lead to serious consequences such as engine fires and loss of power. Nissan dealers will reprogram the engine control software, perform diagnostic inspections, and conduct test drives to resolve the problem, all at no cost to consumers. The second recall involves broken throttle body gears in 2024-2025 Rogues. Fractured gears can result in a loss of drive power and prevent gear engagement upon restart, significantly increasing the risk of a crash. Owners of affected vehicles will be notified by mail in March 2026 with instructions on how to proceed. These recalls follow a previous recall in January 2026, where Nissan recalled over 26,000 vehicles for improperly welded door strikers, indicating ongoing quality control challenges.

What models are affected by these recalls?

The recalls affect model year 2023-2025 Nissan Rogue SUVs with 1.5-liter engines and model year 2024-2025 Rogues.

What should I do if my vehicle is affected?

Wait for a notification from Nissan, which will be sent via mail in March 2026. Schedule an appointment with a Nissan dealer for the necessary repairs.

Will the repairs cost me anything?

No, all repairs related to these recalls will be performed at no cost to consumers.

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