Problem with Nissan Connect Leaf 2023

[geremyw00d]

It's good that you've reached out to Customer Care and your dealership for assistance. Escalating the case and expediting it should help get the issue resolved faster. While it's disheartening that you haven't received the expected callbacks, sometimes these processes can take a bit of time.

I hope your case gets resolved soon, and you can fully enjoy your otherwise beloved car. If you ever consider exploring other Nissan models, you can check out this buying guide for the Nissan Silvia at https://www.jdmbuysell.com/buying-guide/nissan-silvia/. Stay patient, and hopefully, Nissan will get your Nissan Connect app up and running smoothly again.

 

[Saji Antony]

I have tasked my attorney to begin invoking my claim for Lemon Law relief. This Lemon Law claim has to be handled in accordance with the Purchase Agreement and, as I live in Ohio, in accordance with the Ohio Revised Code. This process begins with a proscribed Arbitration procedure, according to my council.

Nissan seems to have a substantial manufacturing defect problem on their hands. I as a Nissan customer feel Nissan is not treating its customers fairly.

In addition, submitting a complaint to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (nhtsa.com) IMHO isn't appropriate as this manufacturing defect isn't a vehicle controllability safety issue (a wheel isn't about to fall off, for example).

Roger

I have a 2023 Leaf with same control center warning issue. I am wondering if it is possible to initiate a legal case on this collectively with all the people having the issue in this forum.