Nissan Issues Recall for 1.4M Vehicles Due to Unintentional Acceleration Problem

A white 2023 Nissan Leaf EV.

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Nissan has reportedly issued a global recall of about 1.38 million vehicles including the Note, Kicks, Serena and Leaf. According to Bloomberg, the recall will impact vehicles in the U.S., Europe and Japan, and it covers a number of issues including cars that can suddenly accelerate when cruise control is turned off and a short circuit that can cause motors to stop while driving.

Additionally, Nissan said it was recalling about 6,400 Note Auras in Japan due to a headlight issue. Neither of those issues are good, as you may have guessed. Luckily, Bloomberg reports that no accidents have resulted from these concerns.

Right now, there’s no word on just how many cars in the United States will be impacted by these recalls. Of the vehicles that are affected, Nissan only sells the Kicks and Leaf in the U.S.

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