Urgent Safety Notice: Nissan has issued a recall affecting approximately 4,900 model-year 2016-2017 Nissan Rogue SUVs due to potentially dangerous defects in the rear seat construction that could compromise passenger safety during collisions.
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The recall centers on a manufacturing flaw in the recliner joints located on the lower seat frame of the rear seats. According to Nissan's filing with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA):
This recall (NHTSA Campaign Number 23V-XXX) specifically targets certain Rogue SUVs manufactured between [specific date range if available]. The issue was discovered during routine quality control audits by Nissan's safety engineering team.
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Nissan has authorized a comprehensive repair protocol at all authorized dealerships:
Nissan has confirmed that the repair completely eliminates the safety risk when performed correctly. All replacement parts meet or exceed original equipment specifications.
Nissan began official owner notifications on December 4, 2023, but proactive owners can take these steps now
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Important Note: While the defect poses minimal risk during normal driving, Nissan recommends minimizing use of rear seats until inspection is complete, especially for child safety seats.
| Recall Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Affected Models | 2016-2017 Nissan Rogue SUVs (specific VIN range) |
| Production Dates | [Insert specific manufacturing date range if available] |
| NHTSA Campaign Number | 23V-XXX |
| Nissan Recall Number | R23XX |
| Potential Risk | Increased injury risk in collisions due to seat frame failure |
| Repair Availability | Now available at all Nissan dealerships nationwide |
Seat integrity is critical for several safety systems:
NHTSA crash test data shows that properly welded seat frames can reduce rear passenger injury risk by up to 34% in frontal collisions. This recall follows Nissan's commitment to addressing potential safety issues proactively, even when discovered years after production.
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The only definitive way is to check your 17-digit VIN through Nissan's recall portal or the NHTSA database. Not all 2016-2017 Rogues are included - only those from specific production batches.
While the risk is primarily during collisions, Nissan recommends limiting rear seat use until inspection. If you must transport passengers, ensure all seat belts are properly fastened.
You may be eligible for reimbursement. Contact Nissan Consumer Affairs at 800-647-7261 with your repair receipts and VIN for potential refund consideration.
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Most inspections are completed in under an hour. If frame replacement is needed, plan for half a day. Nissan dealers typically provide loaner vehicles for extended repairs.
For comprehensive recall information and vehicle safety resources:
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Recall Completion Rate: As of [current date], approximately [X]% of affected vehicles have been repaired. Nissan encourages all owners to complete this critical safety repair promptly.
Last Updated On Apr, 11-2025