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Panoramic Sunroof, Remote Engine Starter, Perforated Ultrasuede and Leatherette-Trimmed Seats, Heated & Ventilated Front Seats, 60/40 Split-Folding Rear Seat, Heated A-SPEC Flat Bottom Steering Wheel, Dual-Zone Automatic Climate Control, 9″ Touch-Screen Display, Multi-Angle Rearview Camera With Dynamic Guidelines, Acura Premium Audio System, Adaptive Cruise Control, Auto high beam headlights, Blind Spot Information, Collision Mitigation Braking System, Rear Cross Traffic Monitor, Forward Collision Warning, Lane Departure Warning, Lane Keeping Assist System, Road Departure Mitigation, 19″ Shark Grey Alloy Wheels, A-SPEC exterior Sport Appearance Package, Dual-Round Exhaust Finisher, Power Tailgate & Cargo Cover, All-Wheel Drive (AWD) with Intelligent Control System, Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) with Sequential Sport Shift Paddle Shifters, 1.5-Litre Turbocharged 4-Cylinder, Balance of Factory Warranty and ONLY 3,140 KM

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Striking Design – Stand out with performance-inspired style in the A-SPEC trim, featuring 19-in alloy wheels, black trim accents, and LED fog lights, along with a dynamic shape that exudes both athleticism and grace.

A more affordable entry point into the world of Acura’s sporty luxury vehicle range is always welcome, and the ADX is a solid choice for those looking for a premium subcompact SUV on a reasonable budget. Despite being all-new, the ADX shares architecture with the Honda HR-V, an established mainstream offering in the same size segment.

Turbocharged Thrills, All-Wheel Confidence: Unleash the power of the 1.5-litre VTEC turbocharged engine, paired with an AWD with Intelligent Control System that is engineered to help keep you in control, no matter the road. From quick sprints to smooth cruises, it’s performance that excites. Take control of every drive with the standard metallic Sequential Sport Shift Paddle Shifters, designed for precision and performance. Then, effortlessly switch between Snow, Comfort, Normal, Sport, or Individual modes with the Integrated Dynamics System to match your mood, the weather, or the adventure ahead. Your drive, your rules.

Acura’s smallest SUV—the 2026 ADX—is an affordable premium crossover with styling inspired by the Integra hatchback. Although it shares its underpinnings with the Honda HR-V, the ADX boasts a more powerful 190-hp turbocharged four-cylinder.

The 2025 Acura ADX is a premium subcompact SUV offering a stylish, spacious cabin with 978 mm of rear legroom, a 9-inch infotainment screen, and a panoramic sunroof. Positioned as a luxurious alternative to the Honda HR-V, it features a 1.5L turbocharged engine paired with a CVT, emphasizing comfort and practicality.

Driving Impressions
The revving heart of the ADX is a turbocharged 1.5-litre 4-cylinder engine related to the one found in the sporty Integra sedan. This 190-horsepower unit is peppy and lively, with a fair amount of low-end torque.

Favourite Features:
Standard wireless everything – OK, not everything, but device charging and smartphone connectivity (Android Auto/Apple CarPlay) are wireless, meaning no cord clutter in the cabin and no friction when it comes to staying connected.

AcuraWatch safety systems – A comprehensive set of both passive and active safety features, the AcuraWatch array includes lane-departure warning, emergency braking, adaptive cruise control with low-speed follow, lane-keeping assistance, road sign recognition, and much more.

A-Spec style – Although the base ADX already looks quite sporty with its stance and proportions, adding the A-Spec package brings the visual impact of 19-inch alloy wheels, suede-like seat trim, ambient LED lighting, panoramic moonroof, flat-bottomed steering wheel, stainless steel sport pedals, red gauge needles, and contrast stitching.

Affordability – It’s significantly less expensive than the competition while offering similar size, style, and features. If you’re not hung up on having the most prestigious marque in your garage, the ADX is a strong value.

Vehicle Details:

Interior – The ADX’s cabin makes a good first impression, with contemporary styling, plenty of tech, plus premium materials and finishes. Opt for the A-Spec, and the look gets even sportier. The ADX is roomier than most rivals. The front row offers 41.9 inches of legroom, the second row offers 37.7 inches of legroom, and both rows offer more than 38 inches of headroom. Behind the rear seats, there’s 24.4 cubic feet of cargo space, and 55.1 cubic feet with those seats laid flat.

Exterior Styling – It might seem that there’s not much leeway to differentiate a small SUV from its competition. Still, if the ADX was parked alongside its rivals, there would be no difficulty telling it apart. In fact, every vehicle in this class does a great job of conveying its company’s image. The ADX is clearly an Acura, just as the X1 is unmistakably a BMW. The A-Spec’s exterior influence on the already sporty design of the ADX brings 19-inch Shark Gray alloy wheels, LED fog lights, and black accent trim.

LASTLY, if the 2025 Acura ADX is all about welcoming new buyers into Honda’s premium brand, they have done a great job of delivering the full Acura experience at a lower price point. Even current Acura buyers looking to downsize will find a lot to like in the ADX. No matter how established your brand is, welcoming new buyers into the fold is vital to staying relevant and achieving long-term success. Sometimes that means a shift in focus or even entering a new segment. Well, Acura is thinking big by going small with their littlest SUV yet, the ADX!