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The NEXERA Vision Debuts at Monterey Car Week

The NEXERA Vision Debuts at Monterey Car Week 
Over the past 40 years, Acura has produced several iconic performance models. Recently unveiled at Monterey Car Week, the NEXERA Vision concept offers a glimpse of Acura's new design direction. This sleek supercar's bold exterior styling and fighter-jet-inspired cockpit definitely caught the attention of guests at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering. It showcases some of the same eye-catching design elements that will debut on the next-generation RDX Hybrid. Here's an overview of the key highlights of the NEXERA Vision concept.
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A Brand-New Acura SUV will be the First Battery Electric Model Produced at Honda EV Hub in Late 2025

A Brand-New Acura SUV will be the First Battery Electric Model Produced at Honda EV Hub in Late 2025 
Honda is a global leader in the auto industry. Unsurprisingly, they are now leading the way in manufacturing electric vehicles. They own an electric vehicle manufacturing plant in Ohio called the Honda EV Hub. By the end of 2025, Honda announced that its innovative EV manufacturing hub will produce the Acura RSX, an all-new electric SUV offered by Acura. Honda has proudly announced that the RSX will be the first electric vehicle produced at its Midwest EV hub.
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Sneak Peek of the 2024 Acura Integra

Sneak Peek of the 2024 Acura Integra 
Acura's patented brand of Integra luxury expands in the 2024 model year with a high-performance Type S trim. As a compact sports car, the addition of a trim like this adds some glamour to a model still cementing its new-era reputation. The new trim means that the Integra now offers a true performance trim and up to 320 horsepower for people who demand extra power for people looking for true substance in their style.
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Sneak Peek of the 2024 Acura Integra Type S

Sneak Peek of the 2024 Acura Integra Type S 
What is the best method for Acura to make the new Integra better? They gave it a stronger chassis, better tires, and greater power. We are therefore happy that the Type S, Integra's impending performance model, will have several handling improvements and a powertrain sourced from the new Honda Civic Type R. At Honda's test facilities in Tochigi, Japan, we drove a Type S prototype. The new model is expected to debut this summer and should provide the over-40 demographic with an alternative to the boisterous Type R.
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