Nissan Rogue (T33) 2021-Present Owner’s Manual & User Guide: BSW system limitations

WARNING

Understanding the limitations of the Blind Spot Warning system is essential to avoid accidents or serious injury.

• The Nissan Rogue BSW system cannot detect all vehicles under all conditions.
• The radar sensors may not detect certain objects or vehicles, including:
  • Pedestrians, bicycles, or animals.
  • Motorcycles, very low vehicles, or tall vehicles.
  • Oncoming vehicles.
  • Vehicles remaining in the detection zone when accelerating from a stop.
  • Vehicles merging at similar speeds.
  • Cars approaching rapidly from behind.
  • Vehicles you pass quickly.
  • Vehicles passing through the zone briefly.
  • Multiple closely grouped vehicles.
• Detection accuracy depends on lane width. In wide lanes the system may miss vehicles; in narrow lanes it may detect vehicles two lanes away.
• Stationary objects (walls, rails, foliage, parked cars) may occasionally be detected — this is normal.
• Detection may be reduced by:
  • Bad weather
  • Road spray
  • Dirt, ice, or frost on the sensors
• Avoid stickers, accessories, or added paint near the sensors — they may interfere with radar accuracy.
• Loud cabin noise (music, wind, open window) may prevent the BSW chime from being heard.