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Find out if you can claim up to £10,000 for your Nissan Diesel.
Owned your Nissan Diesel between 2009 - 2018, enter your registration and find out if you can claim up to £10,000 compensation due to your car cheating emissions tests. see if you can qualify on an diesel emissions claim now.
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Emission claim ends 31st May 2025.
Nissan Diesel Claim – Check if You’re Owed Compensation
Did you drive or lease a Nissan diesel vehicle between 2009 and 2018 here in England or Wales?
You could be in line for a substantial settlement as part of the diesel emissions case. Nissan has been accused of using defeat devices – hidden software that cheats emissions tests – in some of its diesel cars.
This means your vehicle may have polluted far more than you were told, costing you money and harming the environment without your knowledge.
In under five minutes, you can find out whether your Nissan diesel vehicle is part of the claim.
Once your Nissan is confirmed as eligible, you can join thousands of other UK drivers in a group claim, with no complicated paperwork or legal stress.
What Is the Nissan Diesel Emissions Scandal?
The Nissan diesel emissions issue centres around claims that some Nissan diesel cars were fitted with software that manipulates emissions during official testing. In real-world driving, these vehicles could emit far more nitrogen oxides (NOx) than legally allowed, contributing to air pollution and potentially misleading customers like you.
These allegations are similar to the infamous Volkswagen Dieselgate scandal, and Nissan drivers may now have a strong case to claim compensation for misrepresentation, environmental damage, and reduced vehicle value.
Am I Eligible to Make a Nissan Diesel Claim?
You may be eligible to join the Nissan diesel emissions claim if:
Even if you’ve sold the vehicle, you might still be eligible!
Affected Nissan Diesel Models (UK)
While investigations are still ongoing, some of the commonly affected Nissan diesel models may include:
Note: This list is based on publicly available data and is subject to change as legal investigations continue.
How Much Compensation Could You Get?
The compensation for affected Nissan diesel drivers could be £10,000 per vehicle, depending on the circumstances.
There’s no charge to find out if you're eligible, and our services are provided on a No Win, No Fee basis. So if your claim is unsuccessful, you pay absolutely nothing.
Why Are Drivers Taking Legal Action Against Nissan?
Nissan diesel owners are joining group litigation (also known as class action lawsuits) for the following reasons:
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Misled about how “eco-friendly” their vehicles were
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Possibly paid more than the car was worth.
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Suffered from reduced performance after software updates
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Potential breaches of the Consumer Protection Act 1987
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Health and environmental concerns caused by excess NOx emissions
You should be fully informed about whether your vehicle was mis-sold, and you have the legal right to claim compensation.
How to Make a Nissan Diesel Claim – Step-by-Step
Getting started with your claim couldn’t be easier:
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Enter your reg number and a few details – Our quick checker tells you instantly if you’re eligible.
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We’ll guide you through the paperwork – No stress, no legal jargon.
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Our legal partners handle the rest – They fight your case on a no-win, no-fee basis.
You can do the whole thing online in just 2 minutes.
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Absolutely. We work with experienced law firms that specialise in emissions claims and consumer rights. Your information is protected and handled with the strictest confidence.
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Fully regulated solicitors
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No upfront costs
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No win, no fee promise
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Dedicated UK-based support
Can I Still File a Nissan Diesel Claim? What’s the Deadline?
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Yes, but deadlines vary depending on when the vehicle was purchased and when the case was first raised in court. Time is limited, so it’s best to check your eligibility as soon as possible to avoid missing out.
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You don’t need to remember exact purchase dates – just start the process, and we’ll help you work it out.
Why Claim ?
We offer every driver of a diesel vehicle the opportunity to explore if their vehicle may be affected and make a claim for compensation before the deadline.
How did this affect you and the environment?
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Lower BHP (Power) than specified
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Higher fuel costs
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Up to 40 times more emission
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Lower resale value
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Plus many more...
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See if your vehicle was affected
Use our emissions claim checker to see if your car was affected. Type in your cars registration number and tell us a little about the keeper to check your eligibility.
Start your journey for compensation of up to £10,000 on a No-Win, No-Fee basis.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my Nissan diesel model is affected by the emissions claims?
Several popular Nissan diesel models have been named in legal investigations, including the Qashqai, Juke, X-Trail, Navara, Pulsar, and Note. If you owned or leased one of these between 2009 and 2018, you may be eligible to join the diesel claim.
How long will the Nissan emissions claim process take?
Legal cases like this can take time to settle, typically 1–3 years, depending on court proceedings. Once the claim is submitted, you’ll be kept informed of key updates throughout.
What happens if the case is unsuccessful? Will I have to pay anything?
In most cases, no. At Diesel Claim UK, claims are submitted on a no-win, no-fee basis, meaning you won’t have to pay any legal fees if your case doesn’t succeed.
Is Diesel Claim UK connected with the law firms leading the Nissan group litigation?
Yes – Diesel Claim UK works with trusted legal partners who are actively involved in emissions litigation. We make the claim process simple and help connect eligible drivers to the right legal support.
Is there a deadline to join the Nissan diesel group claim?
Yes, the High Court has set strict deadlines for registration. The current cut-off date to join the group litigation register is December 2025, so it’s important to check your eligibility and act quickly.