2023 Honda Accord Hybrid

Hondas are generally affordable, reliable, and fuel-efficient, with intuitive controls and good driving characteristics. Its SUVs and sedans are usually near the top of Consumer Reports’ ratings for road tests and predicted reliability. Many Hondas have earned Consumer Reports recommendations. Used Hondas also score near the top of our reliability rankings for 5- and 10-year-old vehicles, making it a brand worth considering for options under $20,000. Honda’s SUVs include sub-compact models like the HR-V and compact CR-V, one of the best-selling SUVs in North America. The two-row Passport and three-row Pilot are larger options. Honda’s sedans include the compact Civic and the midsized Accord. Honda also makes the Odyssey minivan and the Ridgeline, a midsized pickup truck. For buyers seeking fuel efficiency, several of the most popular models are available with hybrid powertrains that get competitive mpg figures and are pleasant to drive.

The Accord Hybrid is treated to an evolutionary redesign for the 2023 model year, growing in size, adding convenience features, and bolstering its safety feature roster. There are four trims to choose from, stepping up from the modestly equipped Sport to a well-dressed Touring that aims to rival luxury-branded sedans. All versions have a 204-hp hybrid. All Accord Hybrids feature Honda's largest-ever touchscreen--a 12.3-inch display. AEB with pedestrian detection, LKA, and adaptive cruise control are all standard. Plus there is a standard rear seat belt reminder, and a rear seat reminder to warn of a child or pet potentially left behind. For 2025, all trims receive rear climate vents, rear USB-C ports, and a wireless charger. The Sport trim gets heated seats and the top Touring trim gets a heated steering wheel.