2025 Nissan Rogue — Known Issues & Recalls

While your car was stopped at a red light, both rear windows suddenly shattered and exploded without any warning signs. The windows then collapsed inward. This created a serious safety hazard—if you had been driving when this happened, it could have caused an accident. The vehicle will need complete rear window replacement and inspection to determine why the glass spontaneously failed.

Your rear windshield suddenly shattered on March 20, 2026, without any impact or obvious cause, making the vehicle unsafe to drive. You had it replaced the next day for $337.04. Based on similar reports affecting 2021–2025 Nissan Rogues, you believe this was a manufacturing defect and are requesting reimbursement from Nissan.

Your back window suddenly shattered into pieces while you were driving at 65 mph, even though nothing hit it and the weather was clear at 30 degrees. The glass broke with a loud explosive sound without any warning, and a recent service inspection found no issues. The back window may need to be replaced due to spontaneous glass failure.

Your rear window spontaneously shattered. The glass broke without any impact or apparent cause. This will require replacing the rear window assembly.

Your rear window suddenly shattered and fell into the car when you closed the driver's door, with no prior cracks or damage visible. Glass shards scattered into your child's car seat. The dealership has placed a temporary plastic cover over the opening while waiting for a replacement window that's currently on back order with no confirmed arrival date.

Your rear window shattered when you closed the driver's door, even though there were no visible cracks or damage beforehand and the car was parked in an open area. This suggests a possible defect in the glass or its installation that caused it to fail from the impact of closing the door.

Your panoramic sunroof's sliding glass panel spontaneously shattered and exploded while you were driving slowly through your apartment complex with no impact or damage beforehand. This caused minor injuries to your husband's arm. Because this happened without any apparent cause, the dealer and Nissan declined to cover it under warranty, and you're having the repair handled through your auto insurance instead.

Your back windshield suddenly shattered while your vehicle was parked, with no impact or collision involved. This suggests a possible defect in the glass or frame that caused it to fail on its own. The repair will likely involve removing and replacing the rear windshield.

While you were opening your driver's door in a parked car at an indoor garage, the rear window suddenly shattered without any impact or external cause. This could have created a dangerous situation if you had been driving at the time. The repair will likely involve replacing the rear window glass.

Your rear window spontaneously shattered and broke into pieces without any impact or collision. This is a safety concern as broken glass can cause injury and affect visibility. The repair will likely involve replacing the entire rear window assembly.

Your rear windshield suddenly shattered while your car was parked, with no apparent cause or impact. This happened without any accident or collision. The repair will likely involve removing and replacing the rear windshield.

Your rear window shattered while you were closing the driver's side door. The glass broke completely, which could be a defect in the window itself or how it's mounted to the vehicle. The window may need to be replaced entirely, and the door frame or mounting hardware may need inspection.

Your rear windshield shattered into several pieces while you were closing the driver's side door, with no apparent impact or accident involved. The dealer confirmed the windshield needs to be replaced but couldn't tell you when the replacement part would be available. This issue appears to be part of a known class action lawsuit affecting other vehicles.

While your 2025 Nissan Rogue was parked and unoccupied, the rear window glass suddenly shattered when the door was closed. The dealer was contacted but did not diagnose or repair the issue. The manufacturer has not been notified of this failure.

Your rear window shattered while your car was parked, with no impact or accident involved. This happened at around 15,000 miles, and the vehicle was unoccupied at the time. The dealer and manufacturer have been notified and opened a case, but the window hasn't been diagnosed or repaired yet. You'll likely need a rear window replacement to fix this issue.

Your rear windshield shattered while your vehicle was parked in your driveway with no warning signs beforehand. The owner notes this could have caused serious injury if it had happened while driving. While the cause hasn't been officially inspected, the owner mentions other similar reports and lawsuits from other owners exist.

Your power tailgate closes on its own without warning, and you've been struck in the head and shoulder several times as a result. The dealer has investigated multiple times but cannot identify the cause. This issue began shortly after you purchased the vehicle in March 2025. The fix will likely require the dealer to diagnose and repair the tailgate's automatic closing mechanism, possibly involving sensor calibration or replacement of faulty components.

Your rental vehicle had all four tires that were completely worn down (bald), which triggered the tire pressure warning light in December. You had to add air to limp home safely, and both AAA and a mobile tire repair company confirmed the tires were unsafe. Despite the rental company placing an inspection hold on the vehicle, they did not properly check the tires and continued renting the car to you, forcing you to drive in rain and snow with children in a vehicle that posed a hydroplaning risk. The rental company refused to authorize roadside assistance repairs because you hadn't purchased their protection plan, and later charged you over $1,000 for the vehicle despite the safety issue.

Your 2025 Rogue was involved in a serious multi-vehicle crash at highway speeds that caused severe structural damage to the rear, passenger side, and driver's door. Despite the severe impact forces, none of the ten airbags deployed during the collision. The vehicle was totaled and the driver sustained minor injuries.

While your vehicle was parked on a slight incline with the engine running, it unexpectedly came out of Park gear and rolled backward about 100 feet, hitting another parked car. This is a serious safety issue where the transmission failed to keep your vehicle stationary while in Park.