Nissan Motor is planning a major overhaul of its global strategy, cutting underperforming models while rapidly expanding the use of artificial intelligence in its vehicles.

Nissan has recalled about 643000 Rogue sport utility vehicles in the United States after two separate safety issues were identified that can affect how the vehicle drives and, in rarer circumstances, can raise the risk of an engine compartment fire. While recalls can sound alarming, they are also a normal part of modern vehicle safety systems: manufacturers, suppliers, dealers, and regulators use recalls to correct defects at no cost to owners.

Nissan is recalling nearly 643,000 Rogue SUVs in the United States over defects that could lead to loss of drive power, the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said Thursday.

Nissan (7201.T) will cut Japanese production of its top-selling U.S. model, the Rogue SUV, over May-July, said a person familiar with the matter, becoming the latest global automaker to alter manufacturing plans in response to new U.S. import tariffs.