The General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine announced that Nissan China Investment has sent a recall order for imported Infiniti G37s manufactured between July 2 and August 29 of this year, sources reported. The recall, which affects four cars in China, was called due to a flaw in the open and close function for the front windows. Due to a fault in the computer programming, the windows may not detect objects in them, causing the anti-pinch function to fail.

Nissan China stated it will work with dealers to offer replacement services for affected vehicles.