
Honda is recalling 635,808 Honda and Acura vehicles because a software defect could disable power steering assistance, increasing the risk of a crash.
The recall covers certain 20232025 Honda Pilots, 20222024 Acura MDXs, and 20212025 Acura TLXs.
Dealers will update the steering software free of charge, with owner notification letters scheduled for December 14.
Honda is recalling more than 635,000 vehicles in the United States after determining that a software problem could unexpectedly disable power steering assistance, making the vehicles harder to control.
The recall affects Hondas Pilot SUV and two models sold under its Acura brand: the MDX SUV and TLX sedan. Honda disclosed the recall in an official recall announcement.
Author: Mark Huffman
Source: Consumer Affairs
Posted: 2026-11-12 15:59:50









