Nissan Murano Problems by year

ahead. Infotainment - Blackouts and Apple CarPlay failure. The center display intermittently blacks out completely while driving, disconnecting Apple CarPlay and eliminating navigation, camera display, and phone connectivity. This forces the driver to divert attention and removes critical information. Repair history: Both issues were reported to Parkway Nissan in Dover, Ohio. The dealership has been excellent to work with. They replaced the dashboard/infotainment unit to address the blackouts and CarPlay failures. I have not received the vehicle back since that replacement. While the car remains at the dealership, they also opened a formal case with Nissan on the transmission surge. The defects remain unresolved and the vehicle has been out of service for an extended period.I request NHTSA investigate these safety defects for possible recall or further action. I also request that Nissan repurchase the vehicle under lemon law provisions, as the defects substantially impair its use, value, and safety despite repair attempts and prolonged downtime.

if it happens while driving 70 mph. The dealer was unable to reproduce the issue and told me the car is fine. The looked for codes, and only found communications errors. They checked the battery which also showed no signs of errors. I do not feel safe driving the vehicle.

malfunctioned again. The map moved rapidly up and down and could not accurately determine my location. I recorded video evidence of this incident. I previously contacted NissanConnect customer support and was instructed to reboot the system. Despite following these instructions, the problems continue. The vehicle has not yet been inspected or diagnosed by an authorized Nissan dealership. The underlying cause remains unknown, and the vehicle is available for inspection upon request. These repeated electronic malfunctions in a brand-new vehicle are extremely concerning and frustrating. I purchased a new vehicle expecting reliability, safety, and properly functioning technology. I am concerned that these recurring issues may indicate an underlying electrical or software defect that could potentially affect other vehicle systems. Although I have not experienced engine shutdown or loss of propulsion, I am concerned about the overall reliability and safety of the vehicle. The navigation malfunction also presents a potential safety risk, particularly when driving on unfamiliar roads or relying on GPS directions. I respectfully request that NHTSA document and investigate these recurring electronic malfunctions to determine whether they indicate a potential safety-related defect. I have retained video evidence of the October 31, 2026, incident and can provide it upon request.