I believe you're mixing elements and affordances in your current UI design.
The "info" icon is correctly placed next to the title, because the info is related to that title.
However, the placement of the "plus" icon needs reconsideration. Typically, it is positioned on the right side, similar to where you currently have the expand/collapse toggle button. But doing it this way, it could potentially create confusion among users, as they might interpret the "plus" icon as a means to "see more content," which is often associated with accordions that use a similar icon for that purpose.
Considering this, I would suggest removing the "plus" icon and instead using a text link that says "Add New" (or a similar phrase).
Alternatively, if it were up to me, I would consider the following options:
Add an empty space below the accordions with the "Add New" text (and optionally include a "plus" icon). Additionally, you can make the tabs draggable for added flexibility.
Unless the use of an accordion is absolutely necessary, consider using a card (as you mentioned) and eliminate the accordion behavior entirely.
To recap: the "plus" sign should not be placed where it currently is, regardless of the order. It should not be associated with the title, but rather with the corresponding element (card or accordion tab), so it needs to be positioned as far away from the title as possible.
Remember: the UI rule of thumb is that each action should be next to the element to which it relates.