Nissan has issued a safety recall for several popular models due to a manufacturing defect in an engine component that can potentially lead to complete engine failure. This serious issue can result in unexpected stalling, loss of power, and an increased risk of accidents.
Date of recall release: July 2, 2025
What’s the Problem?
A defect in the manufacturing process of certain engine components may cause premature wear or structural failure. When this occurs, the engine can seize or fail entirely, often without warning. In some cases, drivers have reported sudden power loss on highways, creating hazardous driving situations.
Affected Models
- Nissan Rogue
- Nissan Altima
- Infiniti QX50
- Infiniti QX55
The recall applies to various model years, and Nissan urges owners to check their VIN to confirm if their vehicle is affected.
Reported Incidents
While there have been no reports of injuries so far, several field cases of sudden engine failure have prompted this proactive safety campaign.
What Nissan Will Do
Nissan will inspect and, if necessary, replace the defective engine components free of charge. Owners will receive official recall notifications and are advised to schedule service as soon as possible once notified.
What You Should Do Now
- Check if your vehicle is affected using your VIN on Nissan’s recall portal or through a trusted recall checker.
- Pay attention to any unusual engine noises, loss of power, or warning lights, and avoid driving if you suspect an issue.
- Schedule a repair appointment promptly to prevent unexpected breakdowns and ensure your safety.
Call to Action
Don’t take risks with engine safety.
Visit VinCheckPro’s Nissan recall page to verify your VIN and find more details on this and other manufacturer recalls.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main issue with these Nissan and Infiniti models?
A manufacturing defect in an engine component may cause premature wear, potentially leading to total engine failure and unexpected stalling.
Can this defect cause an accident?
Yes. Sudden engine failure or loss of power increases the risk of accidents, especially at high speeds or in heavy traffic.
How can I find out if my car is affected?
You can check your vehicle’s recall status using your VIN on Nissan’s official website or at VinCheckPro.com .
Is the repair really free?
Yes. Nissan and Infiniti will inspect and repair or replace the defective engine parts at no charge to the vehicle owner.
What should I do if I notice engine problems before receiving my recall letter?
Stop driving the vehicle if it is unsafe and contact your nearest authorized dealership immediately to discuss inspection and repair options.
How long will the repair take?
Depending on parts availability and the extent of the repair, it usually takes one day, though some cases may require more time.
