Link: Acura’s RSX prototype is a taste of what’s to come with Honda Zero

Acura is reintroducing the RSX as an all-wheel drive electric crossover, signaling a significant development for both Acura and Honda. It heralds the adoption of Honda's new global EV platform, which will also support the forthcoming Zero series.

The RSX Prototype debuted at the Monterey Car Week, showcasing a transition from a performance concept to a more mature, production-ready design. This model will commence production in Ohio by the second half of 2026 alongside the Acura Integra.

Acura's RSX is poised to feature the in-house-developed Asimo operating system, introduced at CES. This system will manage core vehicle functions and allow for over-the-air updates, enhancing the car over time.

The prototype displays a bold front with aggressive lighting and retains the concept's sharp angles. Distinctive design elements include a full-width rear taillight and a redesigned "ACURA" logo on the tailgate.

No specifications have been released yet, but the RSX's design suggests robust performance capabilities. It will also incorporate functional innovations like bidirectional charging, allowing it to power external devices.

By including features like bidirectional charging, Acura is positioning the RSX to lead in a new era of software-defined and multifunctional electric vehicles. This move aligns with industry trends towards versatile and technologically advanced EVs. #

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