Acura Says This Thing Is Going To Production
At this year's Monterey Car Week, Acura unveiled the Performance EV Concept, marking a new chapter in the brand's electrification journey.
Following the ZDX, Acura's first foray into EVs, this concept introduces a distinct design language and a fresh direction for the luxury automaker. Unlike the ZDX, the Performance EV will use Acura's first dedicated EV platform, distancing itself from GM's Ultium architecture.
The coupe-like SUV showcases a bold design with a long wheelbase, short overhangs, and a pointed front end. The concept also features 23-inch wheels, four-piston brakes, and a sleek, modern profile, previewing the styling cues that will influence Acura's future models. Set to be built at Honda's EV Hub in Ohio, this concept hints at the brand's next production EV, emphasizing Acura's commitment to performance in the electrified era.
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