2024 Nissan Rogue Wipers & Visibility Problems

Your rear window glass unexpectedly shattered while you were entering or sitting in your 2024 Nissan Rogue, at 28,699 miles. The glass broke without any apparent impact or accident. You'll need to have the rear glass replaced to restore visibility and weatherproofing.

Your rear hatch glass spontaneously shattered when you closed the hatch while parked in a cool garage. The dealer initially refused to cover it under warranty, then offered to split the cost with you at $480—which happens to be the exact price of the full repair, leaving you to pay the entire amount. You believe this is a manufacturing defect affecting multiple model years and poses a safety risk if it occurs while driving. The repair will likely involve complete replacement of the rear hatch glass.

Your rear hatch glass spontaneously shattered into pieces when you closed the driver door on your new 2024 Nissan Rogue, just 12 days after purchase. You've reported this to the dealer and Nissan, but they've declined to cover it under warranty or recall. The repair will likely involve replacing the entire rear hatch glass assembly.

Your windshield suddenly shattered without warning while you were parked at work, just one day after purchasing your new Rogue. The glass cracked and pieces fell out gradually, though it stayed in the frame initially. The windshield was replaced that day to keep the vehicle safe to drive. This repair typically involves removing the damaged windshield and installing a new one with proper sealant.

Your rear windshield spontaneously shattered and fell into the back of your vehicle without any external cause like rocks or impacts. This happened while driving with no apparent reason. The windshield will need to be completely replaced.

I sat down in my vehicle closed the door and the back window shattered.

Rear windshield shattered on its own.

while driving home, I came to a red light. The rear windshield of the vehicle suddenly exploded then soon shattered without any impact. No prior damage or warning signs were present. This poses a significant safety risk.

The contact's friend owns a 2024 Nissan Rogue. The contact stated that when the vehicle was being started, it was observed that the glass on the liftgate had shattered. The contact stated that the vehicle was parked in an apartment complex parking lot and was not near any trees or other vehicles. The contact called a local dealer and was advised to bring the vehicle to the dealer to be inspected; however, the first available appointment was 3 weeks away. The contact called the manufacturer to report the failure. The Insurance Provider was contacted and made aware of the failure. The vehicle was not yet repaired. The failure mileage was approximately 22,000.

Vehicle parked in driveway. Entire rear window shattered spontaneously. Discovered the damage when I went to drive it again. Simple google search shows it is a known issue with 21-25 model year Nissan Rogues

At about 9:40 a.m. on January 5, 2026, the rear window shattered. The incident occurred on I-26 northbound, about 10 miles North of Charleston, SC. Temperature was about 50 degrees. No road hazard. No throw rock or road debris. And we were not near any overpass. Just a loud bang and the window failed. Two holes were created and the rest of the window was completely crazed. No foreign object was found inside the car, only fragments of broken glass. Our safety was never at risk. I maintained speed and pulled into the first rest area to check the damage.

My wife [XXX] ) was traveling in her 2024 Nissan Rouge at highway speed on her way to work on 1/5/26, in Southeast Alabama, no defroster on, or other car in sight. While traveling her rear windshield randomly busted into a thousand pieces. She immediately notified myself [XXX] ) and the local Sheriffs Office, first believing someone had shot at her car. After deputies arrived and a thorough investigation, revealed that fortunately no one had shot at the car. That it appeared to be a random flaw/defect with the back glass windshield. They also noted that that a similar incident occurred last week mid morning, with a gentleman in a same make and model rouge, as he was traveling, busted without warning. I attempted to call dealership, but they send unbothered and informed me nothing could be done due to no active recall. Upon my own investigation today, I have noted and located many instances of the same occurring in similar models, and even some class actions suits potentially in the works. Please review this with the correct persons and hopefully find some safe resolve. INFORMATION REDACTED PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6)

Rear window shattered spontaneously ~11/24/25. It was replaced by an approved glass company (insurance) and it again shattered spontaneously ~12/24/25 and was again replaced.

On 12/16/25 at approximately 6:30am central time, the rear back glass spontaneously shattered while driving to work. The outside temperature was below 30 degrees causing some frost build up. I turned on the rear defrost, and within a few minutes, I heard a loud pop and then a cracking, crumbling like noise and looked back to see the glass was completely shattered.

Rear windshield/window spontaneously shattered and then fell apart after remote-starting in freezing (below 32⁰F) temperatures. I have photos. Nissan says there's nothing they can do (even with the expensive bumper to bumper warranty we paid for). If this had happened while we were driving my family could've been hurt by flying glass.

rear tailgate window exploded for no reason. i work for a fleet company and we have had this happen on at least 8 nissan rogues some in winter some in summer. Glass being blown out is extremely frightening while driving and could increase the risk of a crash. its also a safety issue with glass entering the passenger compartment. This has been reproduced 100s of times. there's plenty of online forums where other rogue owners have experienced the same issue.