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NHTSA has 116 owner complaints on file for the 2025 Honda Accord[1]. Steering is the group named most often, with 47 complaints[2].

116owner complaints[1]
3recalls[3]
32–48MPG combined (EPA)[4]
5★NHTSA overall rating[5]

Most reported problems

Here are the complaint groups owners name, biggest first.

Recalls

Newest first. Each recall covers only certain vehicles, so not every 2025 Accord is necessarily included.

Fuel economy

EPA ratings depend on the engine and drive. Annual fuel cost uses EPA's current fuel price assumptions, not prices when the car was new.

Version City / highway / combined MPG Annual fuel cost
Accord Hybrid Sport/Touring, 2.0L 4-cyl, Automatic (variable gear ratios), Regular, Front-Wheel Drive[16] 46 / 41 / 44 $1,500
Accord, 1.5L 4-cyl turbo, Automatic (variable gear ratios), Regular, Front-Wheel Drive[17] 29 / 37 / 32 $2,100
Accord Hybrid, 2.0L 4-cyl, Automatic (variable gear ratios), Regular, Front-Wheel Drive[4] 51 / 44 / 48 $1,400

Safety ratings

Version Overall Frontal Side Rollover Rollover risk
4 DR FWD[5] 5 5 5 5 9.5%

Engine and size

Horsepower is the rating listed for EPA test vehicles.

Engine Horsepower
2025 Honda Accord with 1.5L 4-cylinder[18] 192 hp
2025 Honda Accord with 2.0L 4-cylinder[19] 146 hp

These are Canadian-market specifications from Transport Canada, so US models can differ slightly.

Version Length Width Height Wheelbase Curb weight
ACCORD BASE 4DR SEDAN[20] 196 in 73 in 57 in 111 in 3,291 lb
ACCORD HYBRID 4DR SEDAN[21] 196 in 73 in 57 in 111 in 3,488 lb

How 2025 compares with other years

1995: 543 complaints, 2 recalls19951996: 472 complaints, 1 recalls1997: 460 complaints, 3 recalls1998: 1,200 complaints, 6 recalls1999: 1,135 complaints, 4 recalls19992000: 1,183 complaints, 8 recalls2001: 922 complaints, 7 recalls2002: 1,050 complaints, 5 recalls2003: 1,987 complaints, 13 recalls20032004: 1,018 complaints, 13 recalls2005: 686 complaints, 15 recalls2006: 433 complaints, 12 recalls2007: 525 complaints, 9 recalls20072008: 1,520 complaints, 8 recalls2009: 727 complaints, 10 recalls2010: 641 complaints, 13 recalls2011: 311 complaints, 9 recalls20112012: 381 complaints, 8 recalls2013: 1,437 complaints, 6 recalls2014: 1,012 complaints, 5 recalls2015: 641 complaints, 6 recalls20152016: 611 complaints, 4 recalls2017: 584 complaints, 3 recalls2018: 2,008 complaints, 6 recalls2019: 792 complaints, 6 recalls20192020: 403 complaints, 6 recalls2021: 293 complaints, 4 recalls2022: 315 complaints, 4 recalls2023: 230 complaints, 9 recalls20232024: 230 complaints, 6 recalls2025: 116 complaints, 3 recalls11620252026: 13 complaints, 2 recalls
Owner complaints filed with NHTSA for each Accord model year. The 2025 is highlighted[3].
Show the numbers
Model yearComplaintsRecalls
19955432
19964721
19974603
19981,2006
19991,1354
20001,1838
20019227
20021,0505
20031,98713
20041,01813
200568615
200643312
20075259
20081,5208
200972710
201064113
20113119
20123818
20131,4376
20141,0125
20156416
20166114
20175843
20182,0086
20197926
20204036
20212934
20223154
20232309
20242306
20251163
2026132

NHTSA's counts for the Accord show 116 complaints and 3 recalls for 2025[3]. Among the 32 model years listed, 1 have fewer complaints than 2025 and 30 have more[3]. The fewest complaints are for 2026 (13) and the most are for 2018 (2,008)[3]. These counts are not adjusted for sales, so treat them as a rough guide. The chart above shows every year.

Should you buy a used 2025 Accord?

These are unverified reports sent to NHTSA[1]. Steering stands out in the count at 47 complaints[2]. Brake and collision avoidance reports include crashes and injuries, so they deserve a close look[7][9]. The page also lists 3 recalls for this year[3]. If you are shopping, test drive the car, listen at low speed with the wheel turned, and check that any open recall work is done.

Frequently asked questions

What are the most common problems with the 2025 Honda Accord?
Owners name steering most often, then unknown or other, forward collision avoidance, electrical and brakes[2][6][7][8][9].
Does the 2025 Honda Accord have recalls?
Yes. The by-year count shows 3 recalls, and they are listed in the Recalls section of this page[3].
How many complaints are there for the 2025 Honda Accord?
NHTSA has 116 owner complaints on file, and they are unverified reports[1].
Is the 2025 Honda Accord reliable?
The complaint groups above show where owners report trouble, with steering at the top[2]. Complaint counts are not adjusted for sales, so read them as a guide and not a score[1].
What is the gas mileage of the 2025 Honda Accord?
See the fuel economy section of this page for the EPA figures.

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Facts and sources

  1. NHTSA has 116 owner complaints on file for the 2025 Honda Accord (8 mention a crash, 1 a fire, 13 injuries, 0 deaths reported). NHTSA vehicle records
  2. 47 complaints name the steering component group (1 crashes, 0 fires, 2 injuries). NHTSA vehicle records
  3. Owner complaints and recalls for every Honda Accord model year (chart above). NHTSA recall database
  4. EPA rating for Accord Hybrid, 2.0L 4-cyl, Automatic (variable gear ratios), Regular, Front-Wheel Drive: 51 city / 44 highway / 48 combined MPG; EPA estimated annual fuel cost $1,400. EPA / DOE fueleconomy.gov
  5. NHTSA 5-Star Safety Ratings, 4 DR FWD: overall 5 stars, frontal 5 stars, side 5 stars, rollover 5 stars; rollover risk 9.5%. NHTSA vehicle records
  6. 28 complaints name the unknown or other component group (0 crashes, 0 fires, 0 injuries). NHTSA vehicle records
  7. 17 complaints name the forward collision avoidance component group (4 crashes, 0 fires, 11 injuries). NHTSA vehicle records
  8. 16 complaints name the electrical system component group (0 crashes, 1 fires, 0 injuries). NHTSA vehicle records
  9. 16 complaints name the brakes component group (5 crashes, 0 fires, 9 injuries). NHTSA vehicle records
  10. 10 complaints name the lane departure component group (1 crashes, 0 fires, 1 injuries). NHTSA vehicle records
  11. 7 complaints name the power train component group (1 crashes, 0 fires, 2 injuries). NHTSA vehicle records
  12. 6 complaints name the speed control component group (2 crashes, 0 fires, 1 injuries). NHTSA vehicle records
  13. Recall 26V663, filed October 8, 2026: Tires › Temporary / Emergency Spare Tire. NHTSA recall database
  14. Recall 26V366, filed June 4, 2026: Tires › Temporary / Emergency Spare Tire. NHTSA recall database
  15. Recall 25V785, filed November 13, 2025: Electrical System › Propulsion System › Hybrid Management › Power Control Unit / Module (Hpcu) › Software. NHTSA recall database
  16. EPA rating for Accord Hybrid Sport/Touring, 2.0L 4-cyl, Automatic (variable gear ratios), Regular, Front-Wheel Drive: 46 city / 41 highway / 44 combined MPG; EPA estimated annual fuel cost $1,500. EPA / DOE fueleconomy.gov
  17. EPA rating for Accord, 1.5L 4-cyl turbo, Automatic (variable gear ratios), Regular, Front-Wheel Drive: 29 city / 37 highway / 32 combined MPG; EPA estimated annual fuel cost $2,100. EPA / DOE fueleconomy.gov
  18. EPA Test Car List, 2025 Honda Accord with 1.5L 4-cylinder: rated 192 hp. www.epa.gov
  19. EPA Test Car List, 2025 Honda Accord with 2.0L 4-cylinder: rated 146 hp. www.epa.gov
  20. Transport Canada specifications via NHTSA vPIC, ACCORD BASE 4DR SEDAN: length 196 in, width 73 in, height 57 in, wheelbase 111 in, curb weight 3,291 lb (converted from centimeters and kilograms). vpic.nhtsa.dot.gov
  21. Transport Canada specifications via NHTSA vPIC, ACCORD HYBRID 4DR SEDAN: length 196 in, width 73 in, height 57 in, wheelbase 111 in, curb weight 3,488 lb (converted from centimeters and kilograms). vpic.nhtsa.dot.gov

Complaints submitted to NHTSA by owners; unverified reports, one complaint can name several components. Complaint counts are not normalized by sales; compare years of the same model, not different models. EPA annual fuel cost uses EPA's current fuel price assumptions, not the price when the car was new. Horsepower is the rating listed for EPA test vehicles. Dimensions are Canadian-market specifications and can differ slightly from US models.