Honda Accord Hybrid

Owners filed 739 complaints across 15 model years of the Honda Accord Hybrid. The 2023 drew the most (144).

Model years15
Complaints739
Recalls39
Fires3
Deaths1

Which Honda Accord Hybrid years should you avoid?

Going by 739 owner complaints filed with NHTSA, the Honda Accord Hybrid years to avoid are 2023 and 2018.

  • 2023144 complaints, 2.8× a typical Accord Hybrid year, most often about the brakes.
  • 2018116 complaints, 2.3× a typical Accord Hybrid year, most often about the engine.

Better bets: among years old enough for a low count to mean something, the 2015 drew the fewest complaints without an unusual share of serious ones.

Too new to judge: 2025 and 2026. Complaints take a few years to arrive, so a new model year looks better than it is.

How this is worked out: each year is compared with a typical year of the same model, which takes most of the difference in sales out of it, and its share of serious failures is compared with every other car of the same model year, because older cars were complained about differently. A year needs 25 complaints to be judged at all. Complaints are unverified owner reports. Full method →

Every Honda Accord Hybrid model year compared

Complaints per year
YearComplaintsRelative volumeRecallsFiresCrashesMost reportedStatus
2026Too new1
2——Unknown or OtherRoutine
2025Too new24
3—2Service BrakesRoutine
202478
513SteeringRoutine
2023Avoid144
7—5Electrical SystemRoutine
202255
1—6Forward Collision Avoidance › Automatic Emergency BrakingRoutine
202148
3—2Forward Collision Avoidance › Automatic Emergency BrakingRoutine
202039
5—3Unknown or OtherFatalities reported
201994
5—4EngineRoutine
2018Avoid116
413EngineRoutine
201745
2—3Service BrakesRoutine
20161
0——Structure › BodyRoutine
201539
1—1Electrical SystemRoutine
201424
113Electrical SystemRoutine
20071
0——Electrical SystemRoutine
200530
0—4Air BagsRoutine

Data: NHTSA complaint and recall files, October 2026. Complaints are unverified owner reports.