general problems of the 2020 Nissan Altima - part 2

The information system head unit crashes (reboots) on demand when a ms teams call is answered or initiated via carplay. Crashing of the head unit is 1) very distracting to the driver 2) avoiding it requires attention and ability to first determine incoming call is from ms teams and then reaching down and unplugging the phone prior to answering it, causing a loss of navigation and yet more attention loss 3) this loss of attention can cause lane deviation, lack of following traffic signals and other incidents. Problem is universal in Nissan head units in this series, google Nissan head unit teams for tens of thousands of hits. Dealer and Nissan corp notified and ignore the problem. Nissan's partner in infotainment, renault had the same exact issue and corrected it with an over the air update so it is easily fixed. Dealer inspected, ms and apple as well, both say head unit firmware is at fault. Failure has occurred from day one, car is defective because of this significant cause of distraction. Please get this fixed before people die (if they have not already).

Tl- the contact owns a 2020 Nissan Altima. The contact stated that while driving in reverse the vehicle would erroneously brake although no objects were present behind the vehicle. Also while switching to the reverse position the message indicating an object was behind the vehicle would erroneously display. While driving the vehicle would hesitate and jerk while pressing the accelerator pedal. The blind spot monitoring system would fail intermittently. The vehicle was taken to the local dealer metro Nissan of montclair(9440 aotp[;ex st. Montclair. Ca) who indicated the vehicle had a faulty crash detection system. The manufacturer was not notified of the failures. The failure mileage was 3000. Jft.