The 2023 Honda Accord Touring Is An Electrified Acura-Like Hybrid Sedan

While most other manufacturers are abandoning family sedans, #Honda is not leaving the segment anytime soon with the redesigned 11th-generation #HondaAccord. This latest #AccordTouring trades some of the sportiness found in the previous generation for a refined #Acura like driving experience that feels noticeably more upmarket than its rivals. The #AccordHybrid will now account for more than 50% of sales and with up to 50 MPG on the #Hybrid, it will deliver the kind of efficiency Accord buyers are looking for.
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[@theredline]

We finally got our hands on the all-new Accord for a week and even though some of you have voiced your dissatisfaction for the removal of the 2.0T engine, the reality is less than 10% of Accord buyers choose that engine and with a 0-60 MPH time of 6.4 secs, the new hybrid powertrain is only about 0.5 secs slower and gets nearly double the MPG's!

[@luiscruz-if1sg]

When I see the Accord LX I see Ford Taurus when I see the touring Accord I see Chevy Malibu I think Honda should have been a little bit more aggressive with our design just me.

[@jeffreydecory5095]

As a 32 year old with two kids, got damn this car is appealing. Amazing what 5 years and a family will do to your car tastes.

[@ryng2k1]

Last gen Accord looks aggressive, this gen looks elegant

[@mlosuno402]

This is the first Accord since the early 2000s that will still look good in 20 years!

[@michaelbanko9965]

I personally think the previous generation looked better but great review as always

[@darrene.mathews5566]

I got my 2023 Accord EX-L in late March, and have been extremely pleased with it. I'm getting around 52mpg of mixed driving, and the car rides super smooth.

[@mcseibel]

I bought this car a month ago and agree with most of this review, although I am consistently getting 44 mpg, but keep it in ECO mode 95% of the time. I liked last year's styling better but wasn't willing to buy a used car for almost the same price as a new car. Overall, a very smooth feel, ample pick-up for normal people. It has sensors on everything imaginable, but many are optional. It's a great car, but pricing is bad right now.

[@rod4095]

We bought a 2023 Accord touring and love it. Only negatives are that the passenger seat is not height adjustable and homelink is an extra.

[@tomhockman6267]

I bought an EX-L in early March and have been very happy with it. The only thing I dislike is the black interior as summer weather gets here, but the overuse of black interiors has become a problem with all the Honda models. Too few offer gray or beige (ivory) interiors now. My mpg is average 48-49 in mixed driving, so i can't complain. I chose the EX-L for the features included, and the 17 inch tires that provide better gas mileage and less road noise. I also made sure to get blind spot indicator with my car. Due to a parts shortage, a huge percentage of Accords do not have BSI installed this year. Make sure to ask the dealer about BSI on each car you test drive if that's important to you.

[@matthewweber1832]

For a top of the line Touring trim, I'm very disappointed that Honda omitted a heated steering wheel, a 360-degree surround view camera, and SIRIUSXM SATELLITE RADIO! The Hyundai Sonata Hybrid Limited provides quite a bit more for the money and will receive a significant refresh later this year (for the 2024 model year).

[@RTPTechGuy]

I love my 2023 Accord Hybrid Touring! The Google integration is second to none and it drives super smooth. Also I have a bit more of a light foot and I have been seeing an average of 44.5 mpg combined city/highway.

[@joshuapiatt3713]

One thing people are not realizing is it's a Honda Accord and after all of those other competitor cars end up in the scrapyard this Accord will still be running. It may not have every single Bell and whistle but really who needs that. This car has all of the creature comfort you could ever want it is very well-thought-out and the attention to detail and build quality it's fantastic for what it is.

[@brianheffernan8982]

Great video, Sofyan. I built these cars in Marysville, Ohio for 23 years and retired in 2018. It's good to see the Accord is still a class leader. Have a wonderful week.

[@tekkenmaster123]

I absolutely love the look of this Accord much better than last gen. It looks more like an Acura.

[@briscoe1001]

Hi, thanks for all your video's. I always look forward to your reviews.

[@timothywood4972]

I LOVE this new Accord; I think the styling blows the previous generation away, and I loved that car. This new accord looks so much more elegant; has a bold presence, that retains its sporting character in its styling. It looks sexy and more like a big line luxury car. It reminds me of an Audi A7, but the Accord, in my opinion looks even better. I’m in love with this car. I want one really bad ! As always, great review !

[@dannielz6]

I love it. Reminds me of the Honda that dominated the 90s.

[@norwegianblue2017]

The 2016 model looked so much better and wasn't so overly-large. When you said it was about the same size as a Toyota Avalon, I was pretty shocked. Seems the new Civic is sized like an Accord now.

[@stevehoppenjan]

Good review Sofyan. It is amazing to see the variation in fuel economy between drivers and locales. I took delivery of my 2023 Touring March 1st in SE Wisconsin. As the weather has heated up and the engine has broken in, I am currently averaging 43.6 mpg in 1500 miles. However, in the last 800 or so miles, it is over 45. This is mix of highway (60-75mph) and city. Yes, I drive with a light foot to get good fuel economy and it is usually in ECO drive mode. Many have said, this looks like an old man's car. Well, I am an old man of 64 and I am loving this car. So glad it is much quieter than the previous generation. That was my main concern.