The Japanese carmaker says the faulty locks could allow the vehicles' doors to open unexpectedly.
The recall is for the 2012 CR-V sports utility vehicle and 2013 Acura ILX sedan (the latter not sold in Australia).
The vast majority of the recall is for the CR-V model, sold mainly into Japan, North America, China and South America.Ā About 7,300 Acura models would be recalled from North America, the company added.
No accidents or injuries have been reported due to the door lock defect, a HondaĀ spokesman said.Ā Japan's car giants have recalled millions of vehicles in recent years as they have become more proactive about dealing with faults.