(1) Passenger airbag periodically turns off when seat is occupied. This surfaces major safety concerns. (2) Technology package - Apple car play turns black and disconnects often. As someone working from their car, this needs to stay connected in order to avoid safety concerns of needing to look down at my phone.

- Irving, TX, USA

I purchased a new 2020 Acura Rdx in January of 2020. Very soon my wife and I noticed that from time to time when she was seated in the front passenger seat, the "air bag off" light would remain illuminated. I would then turn the car off and generally, upon restarting the cat, the light would extinguish as designed, indicating that the airbag was armed and ready to protect my wife in the event of a crash. Sometimes restarting the car would not resolve this issue and repeated restarting would be required. I took my vehicle into the dealership and after inspection I was told that the system was working as designed. I have photos and videos of the issue occurring but the dealership could not duplicate the problem. I have taken the vehicle back at least three times with the same result. I have contacted Acura corporation who basically told me to go back to the dealership. They demonstrate no interest in my issue. I have since found several others with the same issue who have posted their issue on the web. I have also noted that when the light remains on, the vehicle will not warn the passenger that their seatbelt is not fastened.

- San Clemente, CA, USA

On Oct 31 2019 we purchased the 2020 Rdx advance and the passenger front seat airbag light off has been sporadically staying on when my wife is sitting in the passenger seat. Which indicates the airbag is not armed on that side. Luckily we have been taking photos of the switch coming on with her sitting in the seat. They say its a weight issue which is unacceptable. If you turn the car off the airbag light resets to off when she is sitting in the car. If the car is running and you pick up a passenger the airbag light does not turnoff. Dealer responded it being a weight issue and that the sensors are different between the driver and passenger. This is unacceptable safety issue.

- Smithtown, NY, USA