2023 Nissan Rogue FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM

For months now, inside the cabin and outside of the car smell like raw fuel. I have taken it to Nissan and they were unable to find anything wrong. There are times I have to roll down the window because the smell is so strong. This is an almost everyday occurrence.

Fuel smell in garage on a regular basis. No gasoline or gas powered equipment is stored in the garage. The gasoline smell is noticeable when vehicle is warm after driving. Smell was first noticed soon after purchase of vehicle. We didn't really worry about it at first. But it continues to persist. Dealership is blaming it on spillage from gas pumps. The vehicle is currently at half tank, no noticeable smell from filler area. Smell is not noticeable when vehicle is cold. Gasoline odors are dangerous and possibly explosive. No warning lamps are visible or any symptoms shown by vehicle. Vehicle is being taken to dealership on 3/4/23 to be checked out.

Fuel smell continues from engine compartment. Specifically after parked in garage and it is localized to the windshield gutter on drivers side. Started 2-3 months ago. Was reported to Nissan who state that it is under engineering review and there is no fix at this time When heater turned on, fuel smell gets into cabin . Concern for health exposure to fumes as well as potential fire hazard. Check engine warning light does not come on. Only 3000 miles on the car. Bought in September 2022.

Vehicle smells of strong gas smell in the cab and around the vehicle. Smell is so strong it makes you feel light headed and gives you a headache. This is a huge health concern for me and my family. When parking in the garage it smells so strong that you have to then park it outside so you do not have a fire hazard in the garage. Took it to the dealership to have diagnosed and was told that Nissan is aware of the issue and it is under engineering review but there is nothing they can do at this time. I then reached out to Nissan consumer affairs and they denied a buy back and told me that it is under engineering review but they do not have a fix for it. If they do not have a fix they should buy it back. This is a huge safety and health concern for me and my family.

I purchased a brand new 2023 Nissan Rogue. I can smell fuel when the car is in park. It is not exhaust either. It is fuel!!! The smell of fuel spreads into the house. We have health issues and are concerned about this problem. This is serious. We are also concerned that this could be a fire hazard as well.

After about the 3k miles mark, I started noticing a raw gas smell on the interior of the cabin when driving the vehicle. I also notice this gas smell when my vehicle is parked in my garage, with the engine off. I brought it to my local Nissan dealer, and they confirmed that it is a known issue 3 other 2023 Rogue customers have reported to this dealership. They did a visual inspection for leaks, and ran a computer diagnostic but nothing was found. At this point they informed me that corporate Nissan is aware of the issue and until they find the root cause of the problem, and issue a recall there is nothing my dealer can do.

The new Nissan Rogue I just bought has gasoline smell that comes into the cabin from the Engine compartment when driving at low speeds. I took the car to the dealer where I was told that Nissan was aware of the gas smell and are looking into a fix. I also called Nissan Corp. and was told that they are aware of the problem and that the gas fumes are not a danger. Also I was told that this is happening to some of the late 2022's and the 2023's. Nissan needs to get this problem fixed ASAP. This Is a safety and a health issue. Please Investigate. Thanks

When driving vehicle cabin will fill with a fuel odor which can make you nauseous. In order to prevent the vents need to be on recirculat which in turn fog up all the windows in the winter time. Also when vehicle is parked in garage it fills the garage with an extremely strong fuel odor. Has been to the dealer 3 times, 2 times they couldn't reproduce and the 3rd time they can't find the problem. Nissan is aware and has it under "engineering review" with multiple claims from other owners.