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Acura Promises Three New SUVs, Including An 'Adventure-Ready' Model

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Acura Promises Three New SUVs, Including An 'Adventure-Ready' Model

Within the next two years, Acura will launch three new SUVs in the US. One is the fourth-generation RDX, which the automaker has already confirmed will go on sale in 2028—but it won't be alone.

Acura shared its roadmap with US dealers today. Honda’s luxury brand will expand into segments where Acura doesn't currently compete, with two new models in development.

The first new Acura model to join the lineup in addition to the new RDX is an "adventure-ready" SUV. It will go on sale in the "first part of 2028." According to the automaker, the new model will “deliver the capability customers need for their outdoor adventures along with modern and premium styling.”

It will also offer the comfort and technology that customers expect from the brand. Acura provided no additional details beyond a teaser photo of the wheel, but we wouldn't be surprised if it is based on the Honda Passport. The second-generation SUV has been a huge sales success for the automaker.

A new eight-passenger SUV will also join Acura's lineup and slot above the seven-seat MDX. The company says it designed the new model, its largest ever, “to capture growing demand for more family-friendly vehicles in the premium space.”

While two of Acura’s new SUVs will arrive within two years, it is unclear when the larger SUV will arrive. A previous report alleged the model would enter production in 2029, with a Honda variant following a few years later.

Acura’s new flagship will likely feature Honda Motor’s new V6 hybrid powertrain currently in development for D-segment vehicles.


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