Honda Accord Software Glitch Recall
Important Safety Recall for 2023-2025 Honda Accord Hybrid Models
Important Safety Recall for 2023-2025 Honda Accord Hybrid Models
Honda announced a safety recall affecting certain late-model Honda Accord sedans, specifically Accord Hybrid models produced from 2023 through 2025. This recall addresses a software glitch within the vehicle's primary control computer. If you own an Accord Hybrid from these years, it is important to understand the issue and schedule your free repair as soon as possible. David McDavid Honda of Irving is assisting drivers throughout Irving and the Dallas-Fort Worth area by performing this recall service quickly, professionally, and at no cost.
Honda has identified a safety-related defect caused by improper software programming in the Integrated Control Module (ICM). According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the ICM's central processing unit may reset while the vehicle is in motion, which can lead to:
If your Accord Hybrid is affected, prompt repair is strongly recommended.
Even if your Accord Hybrid shows no symptoms, it may still be part of the recall and require the free repair.
Honda will notify all registered owners by mail, but you don't need to wait to take action. You can check your recall status right now using your vehicle's VIN.
Checking your VIN takes less than a minute and will confirm whether your Accord Hybrid requires the free recall repair.
All recall repairs must be completed at an authorized Honda dealership. The update is free, and no fees or charges will apply. David McDavid Honda of Irving recommends completing this recall as soon as possible for your safety and peace of mind.
Check For Recall Schedule RepairAutomakers issue recalls when a vehicle component fails to meet safety standards or presents a risk to drivers. In this case, improper software programming causes the Accord Hybrid's Integrated Control Module to misinterpret normal internal communication as a critical failure, leading the system to reboot unexpectedly.
If the ICM resets while driving, the hybrid system may momentarily shut down and then restart, causing the vehicle to lose power without warning. Even if the car seems to drive normally now, the issue can occur unpredictably, which is why Honda has proactively launched this recall.
Drivers of affected vehicles may experience:
Unexpected loss of power while driving
The vehicle may feel as if it is stalling or coasting, even when pressing the accelerator.
Dashboard warning lights or "Ready Off" message
Indicators may illuminate briefly during the system reset.
Engine or hybrid system restarting abruptly
Power may return after a moment, but speed loss during the reset can be hazardous.
Even if these symptoms have not occurred, the glitch could still be present. Many owners reported the issue through warranty claims, which prompted Honda to take corrective action.
The remedy is a straightforward software update performed at Honda dealerships. Here's what to expect at David McDavid Honda of Irving:
A technician connects your vehicle to Honda's diagnostic equipment and installs the updated ICM software that prevents resets.
Recall repairs related to safety are free regardless of vehicle age, mileage, or warranty status.
The update typically takes under an hour. Our team may also complete a complimentary multi point inspection while your vehicle is here.
Since this recall is software based, no replacement parts are required.
If you own a 2023-2025 Honda Accord Hybrid, your vehicle is very likely included in the recall. To confirm:
Check your VIN (located on the driver door jamb or lower windshield).
Contact the David McDavid Honda of Irving Service Center and we can look it up immediately.
If your vehicle has been serviced here before, we may already have your VIN on file.
Honda will also send recall letters to affected owners, but you do not have to wait for it to take action.
As one of the leading Honda dealerships in Texas, our team is fully equipped to complete this software update correctly and efficiently.
Factory trained Honda technicians who specialize in hybrid systems
Genuine Honda software updates and diagnostic equipment
A comfortable customer lounge with amenities
Shuttle service or courtesy vehicles, depending on availability
A streamlined, customer-focused experience
Our goal is to make the recall process as simple and stress free as possible.
Scheduling is easy and flexible:
Use our website's service scheduler anytime, day or night.
Call our Service Department at (469) 405 3340 for quick assistance.
Visit us at 3700 W Airport Freeway, Irving TX 75062 and our advisors will help you set up an appointment.
Walk ins are welcome for many recall services, but appointments ensure the fastest turnaround.
Once the software update is complete, your vehicle will no longer be at risk of unexpected resets or power loss related to this issue. You can drive confidently knowing your Accord Hybrid is up to date and performing as intended.
At David McDavid Honda of Irving, your safety is our highest priority. We are committed to helping our customers keep their vehicles in peak condition. If you have questions about this recall or any other Honda service need, please reach out-we're here to help.