Nissan recalls

RecallNissan; Safety Gate UE; KBA; DVSA · July 2026 · Ref. Safety Gate SR/01993/26 (alerta 27/2026); KBA 16774R; DVSA R/2026/265 (R26A5)

Nissan X-Trail IV

Recall R26A5: X-Trail lithium battery controller

X-Trails built from 1 December 2021 to 21 April 2026: 102,253 vehicles worldwide (car-recalls.eu based on Safety Gate), 102,494 according to the KBA and 21,835 in the UK according to the DVSA. The battery management software is updated. Safety Gate lists Bulgaria, Greece, Ireland, Iceland, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden and Slovenia as countries that have responded; Spain is not listed.^[1][2][3][4]

See the fault: Lithium battery controller (LBC) fault that can leave the Nissan X-Trail without propulsion

RecallNissan; DVSA · November 2025 · Ref. DVSA R/2025/480 (R25C9)

Nissan Ariya

Recall R25C9: Ariya left headlight alignment

Ariyas built from 14 March 2022 to 24 February 2025: 148 vehicles in the UK. The left headlight beam is adjusted to specification.^[2]

See the fault: Left headlight beam misaligned on some Nissan Ariyas

Software updateNissan; DVSA · March 2025 · Ref. DVSA R/2025/051 (R24C4)

Nissan X-Trail IV

Recall R24C4: X-Trail adaptive LED headlights

X-Trails (T33) built from 15 January to 1 October 2024: 2,246 vehicles in the UK. The software of the adaptive LED headlight module is updated.^[2]

See the fault: Adaptive LED headlights on the Nissan X-Trail switching between high and low beam for no reason

Software updateNissan; DVSA · March 2025 · Ref. DVSA R/2025/052 (R24C5)

Nissan X-Trail IV

Recall R24C5: X-Trail intelligent speed assistant

X-Trails (T33) built from 2 July to 27 September 2024: 187 vehicles in the UK. The control units associated with the assistant are reconfigured.^[2]

See the fault: Intelligent speed assistant (ISA) with incorrect calibration on some 2024 Nissan X-Trails

RecallNissan / KBA (Alemania) · 2024 · Ref. KBA 15667R / PG5C6

Nissan Qashqai III

Fuel line check for risk of wear and leakage

Nissan Qashqai (J12) built between 4 May 2021 and 17 October 2024, with the 1.3 DIG-T or e-Power engine: around 390,595 units worldwide, around 30,000 in Germany. A protective sleeve is fitted to the fuel line or it is replaced completely, depending on the degree of wear.^[5][6][7]

See the fault: Recall for fire risk in the fuel line

RecallNissan · October 2023 · Ref. R23A6

Nissan Leaf II

VCM module inspection over cruise control deactivation with a risk of unintended acceleration

Nissan Leaf II built between 17 December 2017 and 30 May 2023; the VCM module can deactivate the cruise control and cause sudden, unintended acceleration.^[8][9]

See the fault: Cruise control deactivation by the VCM module (campaign, 2017 to 2023 vehicles)

Software updateNissan; DVSA · May 2023 · Ref. DVSA R/2023/118 (R22D2)

Nissan Ariya

Recall R22D2: Ariya instrument cluster software

Ariyas built from 20 April to 23 August 2022: 770 vehicles in the UK. Over-the-air (OTA) update of the instrument cluster software.^[2]

See the fault: Nissan Ariya instrument cluster display blanks for a few seconds due to a software fault

RecallNissan (EU Safety Gate) · April 2023 · Ref. PG3C1

Nissan Juke II

Hybrid electric vehicle control (HEVC) reset that can stall the engine

Nissan Juke Hybrid (HF16) built between 16 June and 14 December 2022. If the accelerator and brake pedals are pressed together, the hybrid electric vehicle control resets and the engine may hesitate or stall when cold, just after starting. Safety Gate alert A12/00724/23, notified by Portugal and published on 14 April 2023.^[10]

See the fault: Recall over hybrid control reset that can stall the engine

RecallNissan · November 2021 · Ref. PG1CE

Nissan Juke II

Modification of the rear seat backrest lock

Nissan Juke (F16) built between 18 September 2019 and 28 August 2020: about 56,000 cars across Europe (about 9,000 in France). The rear backrest locking mechanism does not always engage correctly after being folded down; Nissan modifies it free of charge at an official dealer.^[11][12]

See the fault: Recall over the rear seat backrest latch

RecallNissan; Safety Gate UE; DVSA · October 2021 · Ref. Safety Gate A12/01423/21 (alerta 41/2021); DVSA R/2021/278 (PN1C2)

Nissan NV400

Campaign PN1C2: right rear handbrake caliper

NV400 built from 10 to 26 February 2021: 236 vehicles worldwide according to Safety Gate and 67 in the United Kingdom according to the DVSA. The right rear caliper is inspected and replaced if necessary.^[2][13]

See the fault: Right rear handbrake caliper incorrectly fitted on the NV400 (February 2021)

RecallNissan; Safety Gate UE · April 2021 · Ref. Safety Gate A12/00391/21 (alerta 13/2021)

Nissan NV200

Campaign PFP/PG1C5/PS1C0: driver's airbag folding

e-NV200s and Juke models built from 23 April to 19 November 2019: 17,102 vehicles worldwide in total according to Safety Gate, which does not break the figure down by model.^[14]

See the fault: Driver's airbag folded incorrectly in the 2019 e-NV200 (inflator heat shield)

RecallNissan · November 2020 · Ref. PG0C9 / PS0C5

Nissan Leaf II

Inspection of the parking brake actuator plate for a weld defect

Nissan Leaf II with a possible weld defect in the parking brake actuator plate that can prevent it from locking when shifted to the «Park» position.^[8][15]

See the fault: Parking brake failure due to a weld defect (November 2020 campaign)