A Honda Accord hybrid recall has been issued for vehicle stalling risks after software issues have resulted in more than 800 warranty claims.
The recall affects more than 256,000 model year 2023–2025 Honda Accord hybrid vehicles. When software falsely detects an abnormality in the integrated control module (ICM) central processing unit (CPU), it may trigger an unexpected system reset and cause a loss of drive power. A sudden reset while the vehicle is in motion could increase the risk of a crash.1
Honda Accord Hybrid Stalling Recall: An Overview
- NHTSA ID: 25V785000
- Honda Recall Number: TN2
- Affected Population: 256,603
- Vehicle Models: 2023–2025 Honda Accord Hybrid vehicles
- Defect Summary:
- The supplier incorrectly implemented the ICM CPU abnormality monitoring software.
- New ICM-controlled functions increased the electrical load.
- The resulting electrical noise caused communication errors, false alerts for CPU abnormalities, and ICM CPU resets.2
- Safety Risk: CPU resets may cause a loss of drive power while the vehicle is in motion, increasing the risk of a crash.
- Remedy: Dealers will reprogram the ICM CPU software, free of charge.
- Notification Schedule: Owner notification letters are expected to be mailed January 5, 2026.
Is My Honda Accord Included In This Recall?
You can check if your Honda Accord is included in an open recall through the following directories:
- NHTSA’s Recall Search Tool: Type your Vehicle Identification Number or State License Plate number to see any open recalls on your vehicle.
- Honda Recall Search: Enter your VIN into the search bar, or search your vehicle by year, model and trim to confirm your vehicle’s recall status.
We recommend documenting any symptoms your vehicle is experiencing and bringing those notes to your repair appointment.
How to Schedule a Repair Service
If your Honda Accord is experiencing ongoing issues, schedule a repair service with your local Honda dealership or repair facility.
You can find a nearby dealership through Honda’s dealership directory and call the listed phone number to arrange an appointment.
Be sure to ask the dealership or repair facility if your vehicle is included in Honda Recall TN2. Not all 2023–2025 Accord hybrids are covered. If your vehicle is under an open recall, the repairs will be performed free of charge.
If you have already paid for repairs now offered under an open recall, ask your Honda representative if you are eligible for reimbursement.
Honda Accord Recall Contact Information
You may request further information or report other safety concerns through these hotlines:
- Honda Customer Service: 1-888-234-2138
For questions about Recall TN2 or assistance with dealership repairs. - NHTSA Safety Hotline: 888-327-4236
For reporting vehicle safety issues or unresolved recall concerns.
Next Steps for Honda Accord Hybrid Owners
If your Honda Accord continues to experience issues after the recall repair, keep records of your previous repair visits and request another appointment to correct your vehicle problems. In the meantime, document any ongoing symptoms your vehicle experiences.
If your vehicle safety issues are still unresolved, we recommend submitting a report or complaint to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Consumer complaints help NHTSA monitor ongoing, widespread vehicle issues, conduct vehicle defect investigations and order auto safety recalls if needed.
Widespread Honda vehicle issues such as infotainment popping noises, “sticky” electric power steering systems, Odyssey power tailgate problems, and defective DENSO fuel pump impellers have prompted massive recalls, auto defect lawsuits and successful lemon law buyback requests.
References
- (2025, November 13). Loss of Drive Power from Software Error. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. https://www.nhtsa.gov/?nhtsaId=25V785000
- (2025, November 13). Part 573 Safety Recall Report 25V785. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2025/RCLRPT-25V785-7898.pdf
