Engine Trouble Sparks Major Nissan Recall in Canada
A widespread Nissan recall in Canada is now underway, as the automaker warns of a potential engine failure risk linked to faulty bearings. With nearly 38,000 vehicles affected, this move is part of a larger recall stretching across North America, raising concerns for drivers nationwide.
According to an official statement shared with CTVNews.ca, Nissan confirmed the issue stems from a bearing manufacturing defect that may cause severe engine damage or failure. Although no injuries or confirmed incidents have been reported so far, the company is taking proactive steps to resolve the matter swiftly.
Which Vehicles Are Affected?
The recall impacts several popular models across both Nissan and its luxury division, INFINITI. Specifically, these vehicles are included:
2021–2024 Nissan Rogue
2019–2020 Nissan Altima
2019–2022 INFINITI QX50
2022 INFINITI QX55
Altogether, 37,837 vehicles in Canada fall under this recall.
In the United States, over 443,000 vehicles have also been flagged, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
What Owners Should Expect Next
Nissan says a solution is already in place, and impacted owners will start receiving notification letters beginning August 22. These letters will contain instructions for next steps, including where and how to get the issue checked.
Once notified, owners should visit their nearest Nissan or INFINITI dealership. Trained technicians will inspect the vehicle and make necessary repairs if the defect is found.
How to Check If Your Vehicle Is Recalled
Owners who don’t want to wait can check their recall status online using their Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). Both Nissan and INFINITI have updated tools on their websites:
- Visit nissan.ca
- Or check infiniti.ca
No Reported Incidents Yet, But Safety Comes First
While Nissan has not reported any accidents or injuries linked to this defect, the company emphasized that safety remains a top priority. This proactive recall reflects the brand’s intent to maintain consumer trust and avoid future risks.
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