Nissan Nv200 Recalls

The Nissan NV200 has 10 recalls spanning the 2013–2021 model years, with the most serious being a steering column reassembly defect on 2013 models where internal components can separate and cause a complete loss of steering control while driving.

The broadest recall covers all model years from 2013 through 2021: the fuel tank temperature sensor wiring can be routed incorrectly, wearing through insulation and shorting the fuel pump fuse, which causes the engine to stall without warning. A separate 2013-only wiring issue involves a harness near the battery that can wear against a fusible link bracket, blowing the main fuse and stalling the engine or, in some cases, melting the wiring and producing smoke under the hood. Also on 2013 models, a fuel tank temperature sensor harness can contact the fuel pump connector and short circuit, again blowing the fuel pump fuse and cutting engine power. The 2017 model year has an ignition system defect where the engine can stall unexpectedly, raising the risk of a crash.

On the safety equipment side, 2013–2016 models have a passenger seat sensor that may not correctly classify the front passenger, which can prevent the front passenger airbag from deploying properly in a crash. The 2018–2019 model years have a rearview camera that can fail to display an image when reversing, removing rear visibility entirely. The 2018 model year has a related camera issue where the display does not reset to its default view when shifting into reverse, which can reduce what the driver sees behind the vehicle. A Canadian-market label recall affects 2014 models, where the tire and loading information label contains misspelled French text.