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For those who own or lease a 2020 Nissan Kicks SUV, it’s important to know that a large volume of customer complaints over persistent fuel system issues has arisen in recent months. From vehicles that suddenly shut off when at a red light to fuel doors that will not manually release to engines that struggle to propel the vehicle forward, these recurring issues have prompted several Nissan customers to voice their concerns. Currently, Nissan has yet to issue a single safety recall affecting this vehicle, leaving customers without clear answers or lasting solutions.
According to one owner of a 2020 Nissan Kicks SUV, the vehicle often hesitates when entering the highway or when slowing for traffic. It appears that the engine is not providing enough fuel to propel the car forward. Even after two unsuccessful trips to the dealer, no cause or solution has been determined. Another driver stated that their vehicle often shuts down on its own when at a red light, only restarting after several attempts to press the start button. Many similar reports continue to arise from frustrated and concerned Nissan customers in need of permanent solutions.
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