Owners have reported 7 crashes and 3 injuries to NHTSA for the 2022 Nissan Rogue. These are unverified owner reports, not confirmed defect rates.
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ENGINE
Owners of the 2022 Nissan Rogue frequently report engine-related issues, with common symptoms including sudden power loss, engine stalling, and excessive smoke from the exhaust. Complaints often mention problems occurring around 50,000 to 97,000 miles, with some incidents leading to near-miss accidents due to loss of power on highways. A recurring theme is the presence of an unresolved engine recall, which is linked to engine bearing failures and turbocharger issues, exacerbating the risks of engine shutdowns and potential crashes. Several owners also note the lack of warning lights before failure and difficulties in obtaining timely repairs or remedies from dealerships. These patterns suggest significant safety implications, particularly in high-speed traffic situations, which prospective buyers should consider.
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ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING
Owners report several recurring issues with the 2022 Nissan Rogue's engine and engine cooling systems. Complaints frequently mention the vehicle failing to start, stalling, or losing power, often accompanied by warning lights such as the check engine light and messages like "Engine Malfunction - Power Reduced." Symptoms like abnormal clicking sounds, shuddering, and white smoke from the exhaust are also noted. These issues typically occur around 44,000 to 98,000 miles, with some owners experiencing engine failure and requiring replacements. Safety implications are significant, with multiple instances of loss of motive power while driving, though no crashes or fires are reported. Buyers should be aware of these patterns and the ongoing recall for this model year.
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UNKNOWN OR OTHER
Owners report several recurring issues with the 2022 Nissan Rogue, particularly related to engine and fuel system problems. Complaints frequently mention engine power loss, often accompanied by warning lights and loud noises, with some pointing to potential engine bearing failure. Fuel odor problems are also commonly described, with strong gasoline smells in and around the vehicle, sometimes persisting after the engine is turned off. These issues are typically noted at various mileage ranges, from as low as 2,600 miles to over 87,000 miles. Safety implications include one reported crash involving a failure of the forward collision system and several instances of sunroof shattering while driving, highlighting potential risks for loss of control and occupant safety.
Severity signals: 1 crash, 0 fire, 2 injury reports
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POWER TRAIN
Owners report multiple powertrain issues with the 2022 Nissan Rogue, frequently involving engine and transmission failures. Common symptoms include loss of power, limp mode activation, engine warning lights, and unexpected vehicle deceleration. These issues often occur around 30,000 to 50,000 miles, with some incidents linked to specific recalls for engine bearings. Safety implications are significant, with at least three crashes reported, including instances where the vehicle rolled away or lost power on highways. Potential buyers should be aware of the recurring engine and turbocharger problems, which can lead to costly repairs and safety risks.
Severity signals: 3 crash, 0 fire, 0 injury reports
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FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM
Owners report a prevalent issue with the 2022 Nissan Rogue involving a strong gasoline odor both inside the cabin and when parked, often intensifying over time. Complaints frequently mention the smell becoming noticeable shortly after purchase, with some reports indicating it starts around 1,100 to 5,300 miles. The odor is described as causing health symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, and nausea, and is often stronger when the vehicle is parked in enclosed spaces like garages. While dealerships acknowledge the problem, they frequently cite an inability to diagnose or resolve the issue, and some owners express concerns about potential fire risks due to the gasoline fumes. Additionally, a separate complaint describes a stuck gas pedal leading to unintended acceleration, though this is less commonly reported.
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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Owners of the 2022 Nissan Rogue frequently report issues with the vehicle's electrical system, particularly related to the camera system and dashboard warning lights. Common symptoms include backup cameras failing to load, unresponsive head units, and a range of dashboard lights blinking simultaneously, sometimes causing the vehicle to stop unexpectedly. These issues often arise within the first year of ownership or at various mileages, with some reports indicating problems as early as 4,000 miles. Several complaints mention the vehicle shutting down or losing power while driving at highway speeds, which poses a significant safety risk. Additionally, some owners describe difficulties with Bluetooth connectivity and intermittent electrical failures affecting various components.
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STEERING
Owners of the 2022 Nissan Rogue report several steering-related issues, with common complaints involving the tie rods and steering wheel controls. Multiple owners describe instances where the tie rod end fractures or breaks, leading to a loss of steering control, with some incidents occurring around 36,500 to 50,000 miles. These failures have safety implications, as one report includes a crash after the vehicle veered uncontrollably. Additionally, several owners mention problems with the steering wheel's selector buttons, which stick and impede the ability to adjust safety settings. These issues can affect the vehicle's operational safety, particularly if critical features like blind spot warnings remain disabled.
Severity signals: 1 crash, 0 fire, 0 injury reports
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VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL
Owners of the 2022 Nissan Rogue frequently report issues related to vehicle speed control, particularly involving unexpected acceleration and deceleration. Common symptoms include sudden loss of power, engine malfunction warnings, and unintended acceleration, with some incidents resulting in high RPMs and difficulty shifting gears. These issues often occur at various mileage points, with one report as early as 784 miles and others mentioning problems around 14,912 miles. Safety implications are significant, as one complaint involves a crash where the vehicle accelerated into a wall, suggesting potential risks of loss of control. Used car buyers should be aware of these recurring problems, as they may impact the reliability and safety of the vehicle.
Severity signals: 1 crash, 0 fire, 0 injury reports
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FUEL SYSTEM
Owners of the 2022 Nissan Rogue frequently report a strong gasoline odor both inside and outside the vehicle, with this issue often emerging a few months after purchase and at mileages around 3,000 to 7,000 miles. Complaints describe the smell as particularly strong when the vehicle is parked in enclosed spaces like garages. In some cases, owners mention dealers are aware of the issue but have not identified a definitive cause, with some attributing it to seasonal gasoline blends. There are no reports of fires or crashes directly linked to this odor, but owners express concerns about potential safety hazards related to the fumes. Additionally, one complaint notes a failure of the fuel pump, diagnosed by a dealer, with parts being on back order. This information may be relevant for used car buyers considering a 2022 model.
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SERVICE BRAKES
Owners of the 2022 Nissan Rogue report issues with unintended deceleration while driving at highway speeds, with some describing the vehicle abruptly slowing from 70-80 MPH to as low as 25-40 MPH. Complaints frequently mention the activation of the emergency braking system without any apparent obstruction, posing a potential risk of rear-end collisions. The ABS warning light and check engine light are often illuminated during these incidents, and some owners note the vehicle's inability to restart following the event. These issues are reported at varying mileages, with one owner experiencing problems around 30,000 miles. These symptoms suggest potential safety implications, particularly concerning loss of control on highways.
