Rankings · 2023

Most recalled large cars of 2023

Among 18 large cars from 2023 in the database (one per model family), the 2023 Tesla Model S has the most recalls: 13. The average across this list is 3.3.

Ranked18one per model family
Average3.3 recalls
Leader2023 Tesla Model S

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#VehicleCombinedvs avgCO2WeightRecallsNCAP
12023 Tesla Model S2 l/100km——2,161.4 kg13—
22023 Genesis Gv60 Performance2.6 l/100km——2,095 kg8—
32023 Genesis G90 AWD11.2 l/100km—264.7 g/km2,189.9 kg6—
42023 Honda Accord Hybrid4.9 l/100km—114.3 g/km—65
52023 Genesis G80 AWD12.4 l/100km—288.9 g/km2,055.2 kg45
62023 Kia K58.7 l/100km—206.3 g/km1,617.1 kg45
72023 Acura Integra7.1 l/100km—167.1 g/km1,408.4 kg25
82023 Audi S813.1 l/100km—312.5 g/km2,550.1 kg2—
92023 Dodge Charger13.1 l/100km—307.6 g/km2,000.8 kg25
102023 Hyundai Sonata8.7 l/100km—208.2 g/km1,451 kg25
112023 Mercedes-Benz S580e 4matic10.2 l/100km—235.5 g/km—2—
122023 Subaru Legacy AWD9.1 l/100km—209.4 g/km1,649.3 kg25
132023 Chrysler 30013.1 l/100km—307.6 g/km2,000.8 kg14
142023 Mercedes-Benz Eqs 450 4matic2.3 l/100km——2,585 kg1—
152023 Porsche Panamera 4 e-Hybrid10.7 l/100km—144.2 g/km2,349.2 kg1—
162023 Rolls-Royce Ghost16.8 l/100km—387.7 g/km2,803.2 kg1—
172023 Rolls-Royce Phantom16.8 l/100km—397.1 g/km2,803.2 kg1—
182023 Volkswagen Arteon8.4 l/100km—197.6 g/km1,784.9 kg1—

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How this ranking works

Values come from FuelEconomy.gov, EPA certification data and NHTSA records shown on each vehicle's page. Only the best-placed version of each model family is listed, so one model cannot fill the list. Electric vehicles are excluded from fuel-consumption rankings and ranked by range instead.