2019 Nissan Rogue Exterior lighting Problems

“On two separate occasions the feb (forward emergency braking) light has started flashing while just driving down the road with no reason to come on. One time I was driving on a highway in heavy rain, just figured it because of the road conditions. Other time I was driving on a street, it was on a cold night, but had perfect road conditions and I was the only one on the road. Both occurrences happened while driving straight forward.”

“The speedclips which hold the Map Light in place are formed incorrectly. The interior teeth that retain the Map Light's molded retention tabs are bent too aggressively. Over time, in both our 2017 Rogue and 2019 Rogue, road vibrations caused the teeth to gnaw entirely through the plastic. This causes the Map Light to fall down and deploy suddenly into the driver's field of vision. When the map light falls, it not only startles the driver, it obstructs approximately 40-50% of the windshield. Nissan considers this a cosmetic issue and thus, it is not covered under ANY Nissan extended warranty. …”

“The high Beam Assist feature of vehicle is malfunctioned and yes it's available for inspection upon request. If the vehicle speed is above 40mph the high beam is turning off and setting the low beam by default even if there are no vehicles insight. In the night the vehicle will be always in low beam mode and hence affects the visibility in the night putting in high risk. No, the problem hasn't been confirmed or reproduced by the dealer. No, the vehicle or component hasn't been inspected by the manufacturer, police, insurance representatives or others. No warning lamps.”