Your connected vehicle collects and shares data to support performance, quality control & improvements, convenience, and safety features. This includes information such as your trip data, geolocation, odemeter, vehicle autonomy, and vehicle information.

From 12th September 2025, you’ll have the right to access to / share with third party the data your vehicle generates in accordance with the EU Data Act.

Step 1: Check that your vehicle is eligible.
You can download connected usage data from the following Nissan vehicles, as long as they were produced from the dates listed below:

• Nissan LEAF – from May 2019
• Nissan NAVARA – from July 2019
• Nissan JUKE – from November 2019
• Nissan QASHQAI – from July 2021
• Nissan ARIYA – from July 2022
• Nissan X-TRAIL – from September 2022
• Nissan TOWNSTAR – from September 2022
• Nissan PRIMASTAR – from November 2023
• Nissan INTERSTAR – from November 2025
• Nissan MICRA – from September 2025

Step 2: Check that your vehicle is paired with your MyNISSAN app.
You can download the MyNISSAN app and connect your vehicle here.
Pairing your vehicle with the MyNISSAN App is pre-requisite for the user identification purpose.

Step 3: Identify to your MyNISSAN Account and connect to the MyNISSANdata Portal to select and download the information according to your needs.