In the middle of the intersection making a left turn. I step on the gas to get through (when no oncoming cars) and there's a tiny increase and power then zero power, finding myself now in the way of oncoming distant cars coming the opposite direction.

There's no stalling, just no response from the accelerator.

After repeated attempts, after 3-5 seconds of panic, it returns to power to get out. That's very dangerous!

From my readings, there's a chance it can be any of the several related TSBs. There are so many.

#1 - I'm going to say it's something to do with the FUEL PUMP under the back seat. There was a TSB on a faulty part there. Search "Fuel Pump 24-073 Service Bulletin".

#2 - Cracked PCV Hose needs replacing (there's a TSB on it, "17-073 TSB PVC Hose Faulty")

#3 - Fuel Regulator (common to all cars but no Honda TSB on it for 2015 CR-Vs)

I have a question. My 2015 Honda CRV hesitates-stalls for a few seconds when making a turn. It is rather scary when you are doing a legal u-turn or turning right with approaching upcoming traffic. I mentioned this to the service department when I took my car in for her first oil change and they explained to me this was normal. That is it actually a feature used in the newer cars to go with the fuel economy system. Please don't quote that word for word but it was a feature and something to do with the eco fuel system and anti braking system. Regardless of what the feature is I still don't feel it is safe and I really don't know why Honda would have added a feature that could end up causing a accident. As for me I will not be pulling out in front of oncoming traffic regardless how long the line behind me is. My question is ---Is this truly normal and is this truly a feature?