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Honda announced the recall of 750,000 vehicles in the U.S. to fix a defective seat weight sensor that could cause air bags to deploy unintentionally in the event of a crash.

Honda is planning to address an issue with the 2023 HR-V crossover SUV that has led to rear windows unexpectedly shattering because the glass is weakened by the use of the defroster.

A fuel pump-related issue has prompted Honda to issue a recall of over 2.5 million vehicles, according to a recall report submitted earlier in the week to the NHTSA.

A seat belt issue potentially affecting more than 300,000 Honda vehicles has forced the car company to issue a recall on some Accords and HR-Vs.

Global market conditions are contributing to slowed demand for electric vehicles. Automakers, including GM and Honda, have responded by scrapping plans to produce affordable EVs.

Honda is recalling roughly 1.2 million vehicles in the U.S., including the Pilot and Odyssey, because the rearview camera image may fail to display on the dashboard screen.

Automaker Honda is recalling 564,00 CR-Vs in cold weather states because road salt can cause the frame to rust and rear suspension parts to come loose and fall off.

Honda has issued a recall on over 330,000 vehicles due to a manufacturing error that can result in the rearview mirror falling out of place and compromising visibility.

Honda is recalling nearly 500,000 vehicles because of a safety issue with seat belt buckles that could prevent seat occupants from being properly restrained during a crash.

Sony and Honda rolled out their prototype EV called the Afeela at the annual CES in Las Vegas.

Japanese automaker Honda will manufacture the vehicle at one of its North American factories, while technology company Sony will develop the software system and sensors.

Honda Motor Co. and LG Energy Solution announced on Tuesday that the two companies will build a new $4.4 billion battery plant in Fayette County, Ohio.

A Cruise autonomous ride-hailing vehicle was involved in an accident in San Francisco in June that caused several minor injuries when it was hit by a Toyota Prius.

Japanese corporate titans Honda and Sony are teaming up to create a new electric vehicle company with their combination of technology and auto manufacturing.

Sony and Honda will sell electric cars through a joint venture called Sony Honda Mobility starting in 2025.

General Motors Co. is developing a hybrid version of its Chevrolet Corvette that could arrive at dealerships as early as next year.

General Motors and Honda are collaborating on a new line of EVs launching in 2027 that will be built in North America using GM's Ultium electric vehicle platform.

Honda has recalled some SUVs and a truck model due to a problem with their hoods popping open while driving