? The 2026 Acura ADX is here — the first-ever gateway premium SUV from Acura, engineered to attract new buyers with a blend of performance, luxury tech, and everyday versatility. In this full walkaround + feature breakdown + driving modes review, we explore everything that makes ADX a major new player in the compact luxury SUV segment.

During its national debut campaign — including a spotlight through March basketball tournament coverage — Acura showcased the ADX as an SUV crafted to match your energy, designed for weekend adventures, urban driving, and premium comfort daily.

⭐ Key Features & Highlights
✔ Turbocharged engine for responsive performance
✔ Panoramic moonroof (available)
✔ Optional Bang & Olufsen premium audio
✔ New Acura infotainment UI with wireless CarPlay/Android Auto
✔ Digital cockpit + advanced ADAS safety suite
✔ Premium interior materials + athletic exterior design
✔ Designed as Acura’s gateway SUV, slotting below RDX
⚙ Technical Specs (Expected/Available)
Engine: Turbocharged 4-cyl (performance-focused)
Drivetrain: FWD / Available SH-AWD
Infotainment: Large central touchscreen, digital gauge cluster
Audio: Optional Bang & Olufsen premium sound
Comfort: Heated/ventilated seats, dual-zone climate
Moonroof: Available wide panoramic glass

? Competition / Segment Rivals
Audi Q3
BMW X1 / X2
Mercedes-Benz GLA / GLB
Lexus UX
Volvo XC40

Acura aims to outperform rivals with value-rich premium features, athletic handling, and youthful energy — making ADX one of the most anticipated new compact luxury SUVs of 2026.

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Join us on the coast of Redondo Beach, California as we drive the car that sparked Acura’s legacy — the 1986 Acura Integra LS. Nearly 40 years after its debut, this first-generation Integra still represents precision engineering, lightweight performance, and the spirit that shaped Acura into a luxury and enthusiast-focused brand.

In this special episode, we’re joined by Carl Pulley, curator of the American Honda Collection Hall, who walks us through the history, development, and impact of the Integra nameplate. From its clean, angular ‘80s design to its rev-happy engine and innovative engineering for its time, this Integra remains one of the most influential Japanese cars ever sold in the U.S.

Whether you love vintage Hondas, early Acura engineering, or you’re a fan of JDM heritage, this drive offers a rare chance to revisit a legend on the roads where it all began.

? 1986 Acura Integra LS – Key Specs

Engine: 1.6L DOHC 16-valve I4 (D16 engine family equivalent era)
Output: ~113 hp @ 6,250 rpm (period rating)
Transmission: 5-speed manual
Redline: 7,000 rpm
Drivetrain: Front-Wheel Drive
Curb Weight: Approx. 2,200 lb
Era: First-generation Integra (1986–1989)

Notable features: pop-up headlights, double-wishbone suspension, 5-door & 3-door variants, high-revving motor, lightweight design.

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