2015 NISSAN ROGUE Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2015 Nissan Rogue has 7 recalls, the most serious being a shift selector defect that allows the transmission to move out of Park without the brake pedal depressed, leaving the vehicle free to roll unexpectedly. A separate recall covers certain Rogues equipped with a jackknife-style folding ignition key, which can collapse into the closed position while driving and cut engine power without warning. On the structural side, the left front and rear door latches on some vehicles may not fully latch, and the rear liftgate support struts can corrode and break, dropping the liftgate without warning. There is also an electrical concern: water and road salt can enter the under-dash wiring connector on the driver's side and cause corrosion, leading to power window and seat failures, all-wheel-drive warning lights, and battery drain. A label recall affects a narrow group of 2015 Rogue Select models with seventeen-inch wheels, where incorrect tire size information on the placard could lead to the wrong tires being installed.