On June 2, 2026, a spontaneous fire ignited in my 2021 Nissan NV 3500 HD Van w/ approx 65,741 miles near the instrument panel while the vehicle was parked in my driveway at about 11:00am. It had last been driven at about 7:45am when we observed the turn signal blinkers were acting erratically, blinking rapidly. The fire burst a hole in the drivers side of the windshield . Nobody was injured and the fire was contained to just the van thanks to swift action by my wife and neighbor to use fire extinguishers followed by prompt response by local police and fire department. This incident could’ve been catastrophic with fatalities had someone been driving or if the fire had spread to other cars or our house. A similar incident was noted in September 2020 yet no apparent resolution or recall was provided by Nissan Corporation for this issue below: Safety Issue Type: Complaints September 11 2020 NHTSA ID Number: 11354394 Components: ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, AIR BAGS, UNKNOWN OR OTHER NHTSA ID Number 11354394 Incident Date September 06 2020 Consumer Location NEW IBERIA, LA Vehicle Identification Number 5BZAF0AA7KN****** Summary CRASH No INJURIES 0 DEATHS 0 FIRE Yes IN APRIL OF 2020 WE STARTED HAVING ELECTRICAL ISSUES- THE BLINKERS WERE GOING CRAZY, HEADLIGHTS WOULD NOT TURN OFF, A STRANGE SMELL EMITTING FROM THE AIR VENTS, ETC SO WE DECIDED TO BRING IT BACK TO THE DEALERSHIP TO BE EVALUATED AS WE HAD JUST AT 600 MILES ON IT. IT WAS FOUND TO BE AN ISSUE WITH THE COMPUTER MODULE AND AFT