Nissan recalls roughly 51,000 Kicks SUVs due to display screens that may go blank or turn blue.

May 31, 2026 - A 2025-2026 Nissan Kicks recall covers more than 51,000 SUVs fitted with combination meters that can lead to dashboard display screen failures.

The dashboard display screen may show up partially or fully blank or turn blue.

Nissan attributes the issue to software errors in the combination meter. Yet a blank dash display screen will not show many key indicators and warnings.

Nissan identified the problem in February 2025 after a display screen went blank on a 2025 Nissan Kicks at startup. The dealer could not reproduce the issue but located diagnostic trouble codes tied to the combination meter and replaced the unit.

The supplier and Nissan gathered failed meters to determine the root cause. Engineers identified a possible malfunction in the integrated circuit that may set an internal error flag.

"When the error flag is set, the software may enter a continuous loop without a recovery mechanism, resulting in a loss of communication between the graphic controller and automotive controller. The loss of communication may lead to a blank combi-meter display screen." - Nissan

Nissan has received 205 warranty claims and seven technical reports, though no crash or injury incidents have been noted.

Nissan Kicks recall letters are scheduled to be sent starting July 1, 2026, after which dealers will install updated combination meter software.

Owners with questions can contact Nissan at 800-647-7261 and reference recall number PMA66.