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Visibility/wiper
02/05/2026
The windshield started to ha a small crack starting in n it now it’s moving across the windshield toward the driver side and it wasn’t hit by anything
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Visibility/wiper
01/29/2026
The back window randomly shattered while parked in a parking lot.
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Unknown Or Other, visibility/wiper
01/26/2026
As I was parked for about 10 minutes sitting and not moving, the rear windshield spontaneously imploded.
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Steering, forward Collision Avoidance, lane Departure
10/21/2025
The software for the ProSystem is flawed. When using the "lane keeping" part of the software, the vehicle, during a curve, will go to the left or right solid or dotted line, as appropriate, and exceed that limit by at least 2 feet, then sharply turn and go to the opposite solid or dotted line and exceed that limit by at least 2 feet. The vehicle will then oscillate between the two line for up to one minute with the oscillations decreasing all the while. When driving in a straight line with either solid or dotted lines delineating the lane, the steering wheel will continues to oscillate to a minor degree. I have turned the system off and do not use it. I have returned the vehicle to the dealer, Round Rock Nissan, Georgetown, TX for repair and was told the system is working correctly and do modifications are necessary. Opinion: In my opinion, the software for the ProSystem is flawed causing the vehicle to be unsafe. The software need to be recalled, rewritten, real world tested e...
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Electrical System
01/14/2026
I was driving at night at highway speed, and I turned down the brightness of the screen using the dimmer controls on the lower left side of the dash assembly. After several presses of the button from full illumination to approximately 40%, the entire instrument panel went blank, and a loud alert sounded. I lost all instrumentation for a few seconds, and then the screen rebooted. After it rebooted back at full brightness, I tried reducing it again, and the instrument panel rebooted for a second time while on the highway.
