Acura’s new small crossover, the fourth in the company’s range, was given the designation ADX on Tuesday.
The forthcoming tiny crossover from Acura will be known as the ADX. When it makes its debut in early 2025, it will become the company’s fourth SUV, after the RDX, MDX, and ZDX.
In terms of size, the ADX will be smaller than the RDX and go up against vehicles like the Volkswagen Taos and Buick Envista. Acura doesn’t provide specific specifications, but we believe the ADX might be built on the same chassis as the Honda HR-V. The HR-V’s mediocre 158 horsepower normally aspirated inline-four will be replaced by a turbocharged powerplant, according to the firm, which will sit alongside the Integra in the lineup.
Emile Korkor, vice president of Acura National Sales, stated in a statement, “The 2025 Acura ADX will add a fourth SUV to our lineup and a new gateway model ready to build on the incredible success of Integra, helping make Acura a destination brand for a new generation of buyers.” “With the first-ever ADX and all-electric ZDX, the Acura lineup will have SUVs covered from A to Z.”
Acura has several new crossovers in store besides the ADX. The business made a hint that an all-electric three-row MDX would be joining the lineup at a closed-door dealer conference last week, according to Automotive News. Although a release date has not been announced, we believe Acura wishes to allow its recently introduced all-electric ZDX some time to settle on showroom floors before introducing another battery-powered car. Therefore, it can take some time.
It makes logical to introduce additional battery-powered vehicles because Honda and Acura anticipate selling 800,000 EVs combined in North America by 2030. It is unclear if consumers will genuinely desire electric vehicles. How the company’s lofty goals pan out is a matter of time to tell.
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