2017 NISSAN ROGUE Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2017 Nissan Rogue has 7 recalls, the most serious being a fire risk from water intrusion: water leaking into electrical connections in the driver's footwell or corroding the dash wiring harness can cause a short circuit and fire, even with the vehicle parked and off. On the active safety side, the automatic emergency braking system can misread metal structures like railroad crossings or overhead signs as obstacles and trigger a sudden, unexpected stop in normal traffic. There is also a concern with the jackknife-style ignition key on certain vehicles: the key can fold in on itself while driving, and if the driver's hand brushes it, the ignition can shut off unexpectedly. Two recalls affect Rogue Hybrid models only: the brake booster can overheat and lose power assist, requiring longer distances to stop, and a bracket near the engine control module can chafe the engine wiring and blow a fuse, causing a stall. On the structural side, rear seat recliner joints may have inadequate welds that can allow the seat frame to fail in a crash, reducing the protection the seat and seatbelt anchorage provide to rear occupants.