Honda Recalls 440,000 Vehicles Over Dangerous Issues With Airbags
Honda has received 130 warranty claims and 25 reports of injuries tied to the problem.
news.iheart.comHere’s the latest on Honda Odyssey airbag recalls.
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What’s recalled: About 440,000 Odyssey minivans from model years 2018–2022 with second- and third-row curtain airbags that could deploy unexpectedly due to a software/ECU issue in the SRS system. The recall notes that potholes, speed bumps, or road debris could trigger deployment. This issue has been linked to dozens of injuries, with Honda reporting 25 injury cases so far. [Source coverage: Road & Track, Car and Driver, Fox Business/Associated reporting, and major outlets tracking NHTSA actions.]
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Current status and actions: Honda has advised dealers to reprogram or replace the airbag control module to correct deployment parameters at no cost to owners. Inventories affected by stops or recalls typically involve dealer recall campaigns and owner verification through Honda’s recalls portal.
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Where to check if you’re affected: If you own a 2018–2022 Honda Odyssey, contact your local Honda dealer or check Honda’s official recalls site to confirm eligibility and schedule service for the reprogramming/replacement. Many outlets also note a stop-sale at some inventories while the recall is underway.
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Related coverage: Major automaker recall notices are being tracked by NHTSA and echoed by automotive press, including Ward’s Auto, Motor1, Fox Business, and Car and Driver, with varied emphasis on the potential safety risk and the volume of affected vehicles.
If you’d like, I can pull the exact NHTSA recall number, pull the current status for your VIN, or help you book a dealer appointment. Also, I can summarize what to expect at the service visit and typical timelines.