According to Nikkei, Honda lost 690 billion in 2025!
Honda has completely blown up!
NHT issued a recall announcement involving over 65,000 2024 Honda Prologue and Acura ZDX electric vehicles (Prologue 45,000+, ZDX 19,000+), due to a software defect: dashboard black screen + rearview camera failure, key information is not visible while driving, safety risks are off the charts. The user's temporary solution is to manually restart, and the official fix will wait for the free OTA from dealers in April or a repair.
This bug directly points to Honda's traditional interior and software pain points: still old-style buttons + basic display, no AI real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, or adaptive UI.
When problems arise, it all relies on manual intervention, resulting in low efficiency, high costs, and poor user experience. Honda's stock price fluctuated slightly, and its reputation suffered, once again proving that traditional car manufacturers sticking to old ways suffer greatly in the AI era.
In 2026, with strict regulations and fierce competition, not deeply integrating AI will inevitably lead to major problems. This also highlights the awkwardness of the entire traditional manufacturing industry: robots/cars are still at the 'hardware + simple control' stage, with AI merely an embellishment.
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