Acura ADX is the automaker's all-new crossover SUV, unveiled in November 2024 and scheduled for release in early 2025. Acura intended the ADX to be an SUV alternative to the Integra, a fact that makes it competitive right out of the box.

EPA fuel economy results are pending, but Acura expects front-drive ADXs to net 26/31/28 mpg city/highway/combined and AWD models 25/30/27 mpg, putting these vehicles near the top of the segment in efficiency.

Acura sells the 2025 ADX in a base trim level called ADX, to which you can add an A-Spec package or an A-Spec Advance package. Base prices range from $35,000 to $42,000, not including a destination charge of $1,350, and the SUV goes on sale in March 2025. Read our full preview of the 2025 Acura ADX for more background and details.

Acura's all-new ADX is its attempt to win over new drivers, priced competitively, but refined enough to hopefully make brand loyalists. Does it succeed?

Acura is filling the long-vacant entry-level compact SUV slot in its lineup with the all-new ADX. Positioned below the RDX, the ADX offers a straightforward three-trim lineup with a single powertrain,

Acura ADX, the brand’s fresh entry into the premium compact SUV market, blending Acura’s sporty DNA with contemporary style, advanced technology, and spacious interiors.