American Honda is recalling approximately 295,000 vehicles in the United States to address potential issues related to the fuel injection system. This significant recall affects various models including certain Honda Accord (2018-2020), Honda Civic (2016-2020), Honda CR-V (2017-2020), and Acura RDX (2019-2020). According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the software update aims to prevent possible engine stall conditions that could occur when the vehicle is being operated under certain conditions. The affected vehicles may experience an engine stall due to improper data from the fuel injection system, which could lead to a significant safety risk. This recall is a proactive measure by Honda to ensure the safety and reliability of their vehicles. The NHTSA announcement underlined the importance of addressing these software-related issues to maintain the function of the vehicles. Owners of affected models will be notified by mail starting March 27, 2025, and they can expect the software updates to be performed free of charge at local Honda or Acura dealers. In a statement regarding the recall, Honda emphasized, ‘Customer safety is our top priority, and we are committed to resolving this issue swiftly and effectively.’
American Honda Recalls 295,000 Vehicles in the U.S. to Update Fuel Injection Software
