MOT pass rates · 2025 data

Nissan MOT pass rates by model

Nissan cars passed 73.3% of their 1,645,159 initial MOT tests in 2025, below the 77.3% average across all cars. Across the 26 Nissan models with enough tests to report, results range from 95.91% (GT-R) down to 56.79% (Primastar).

73.3% Pass rate
1,645,159 Tests in 2025
26 Models covered
10.6 Avg age at test

Every Nissan model, ranked by pass rate

Model Pass rate Tests Avg miles
GT-R 95.91% 2,370 43,973
Skyline 88.6% 2,017 86,123
370 Z 87.66% 1,750 62,856
Leaf 83.13% 52,405 45,826
E-Nv200 80.43% 6,225 36,529
Serena 80.2% 3,025 85,340
NV250 77.83% 2,075 58,418
350 Z 77.14% 4,803 85,603
Unclassified 75.32% 2,042 92,672
NV300 75.25% 2,279 76,265
Juke 74.48% 326,752 63,065
Pulsar 74.15% 20,882 64,267
Cube 74% 2,765 90,492
Qashqai 73.5% 598,809 73,249
Pixo 73.08% 10,729 65,262
X-Trail 72.91% 86,841 83,455
Navara 72.47% 69,014 95,756
Note 71.95% 146,823 79,764
Micra 71.53% 236,651 63,128
Elgrand 71.19% 13,743 92,948
Figaro 68.49% 2,317 94,005
Primera 66.51% 2,490 93,498
Almera 65.5% 11,248 87,222
NV200 64.79% 24,699 99,379
Pathfinder 61.76% 4,726 127,635
Primastar 56.79% 7,679 146,297

Checking a specific Nissan

Model averages are a starting point. For the car you are actually looking at, run its registration through a free MOT history check, or a full car history check for finance, write-off, stolen and mileage records the MOT does not cover. There is also a dedicated Nissan history check page.

Figures aggregated from the DVSA MOT Anonymised data set for 2025, class 4 initial tests only, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.