With the all-new 2025 ADX compact SUV joining the fray a year after the all-electric ZDX crossover made its debut, Acura has officially expanded its lineup from A to Z. If you’re keeping track, Acura now has four SUV models and only two passenger-car entries in its U.S. lineup, mirroring the unrelenting industry-wide shift toward SUVs and crossovers.
Not to be left out, the compact RDX and midsize MDX crossovers are refreshed with new styling, enhanced interiors, and updated technology. The Integra and TLX carry over unchanged.
Changes to the individual 2025 Acura model lines are listed below alphabetically.
Representing the gateway to Acura SUV ownership, the all-new ADX small premium crossover joins the party for the 2025 model year. Don’t let its diminutive proportions fool you; Acura’s entry-level SUV brings the goods. It possesses a sporty design, a feature-rich interior with lots of technology, and a turbocharged 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine promising strong performance.
Available in three trim levels—ADX, ADX A-Spec, and ADX A-Spec with Advance package—the new ADX works with a sport-tuned continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) with paddle shifters. Front-wheel drive is standard; all-wheel drive (AWD) is available on all trims. Drivers can choose from four standard drive modes: Snow, Comfort, Normal, and Sport. The top trim adds an Individual mode for further customization. Eighteen-inch wheels are standard on the base model; the top two trims get 19-inch alloys.
All ADX trims have a 10.2-inch digital instrument display and a 9-inch infotainment touchscreen. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard, as are wireless device charging and a Wi-Fi hotspot. Google Built-in is available on the top A-Spec with Advance package, as is a 15-speaker Bang & Olufsen premium audio system.
Pricing for the all-new 2025 Acura ADX starts in the mid-$30,000s.
After debuting in 2023 and adding the hilariously fun Integra Type S version in 2024, Acura makes no significant changes to the 2025 Integra lineup.
Acura's midsize, three-row crossover SUV gets a refresh for 2025. The restyled front end has a new grille, and Acura gives the MDX new headlights and taillights. Fresh wheel designs also debut.
Inside, a new 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Google Built-in debuts, promising an improved user experience. A redesigned center console offers more storage space, and starting with the Technology package, the SUV features updates to quiet the cabin.
Most versions of the 2025 MDX have new Bang & Olufsen premium sound systems, and the Advance and A-Spec Advance trims get the standard massaging front seats from the Type S Advance. Acura also says the standard AcuraWatch collection of safety features benefits from enhanced performance in 2025.
The A-Spec Advance trim is new for 2025, combining premium features with sportier styling. In addition, the performance-tuned Type S now comes only with Advance-package equipment and offers exclusive access to a new 31-speaker Bang & Olufsen high-end audio system and an expanded AcuraWatch 360 package of advanced driver assistance systems.
Acura gives its compact RDX crossover a healthy dose of updates for 2025, including new exterior styling, an updated interior, and enhanced technology. Available in five trim levels, the 2025 RDX inherits a new “frameless” Diamond Pentagon grille and “aggressive” grille mesh.
Inside, Acura enhances the functionality of the RDX’s center console with more storage capacity, larger cupholders, and improved access to the wireless device charger. There are also new wheel designs across the board.
On the technology front, the centrally located 10.2-inch infotainment touchscreen has a new “wide-screen mode” to project better the standard wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto displays.
Last but not least, there are three new paint colors: Solar Silver Metallic, Canyon River Blue Metallic, and Urban Gray Pearl.
Pricing for the 2025 Acura RDX begins in the mid-$40,000s and tops out around $56,000.
After a mid-cycle refresh for the 2024 model year, including front and rear styling enhancements, more standard features, and new technology, Acura will likely make no significant changes to the 2025 TLX lineup.
Acura launched its first-ever EV, the ZDX, for the 2024 model year. Therefore, it’s likely that changes to the 2025 model, if any, will be minimal.
Acura is the source of information in this article. It was accurate as of November 22, 2024, but it may have changed since that date. Always confirm product details and availability with the automaker’s website or your local dealership.
Jeff Youngs has 30 years of experience in the auto industry, including 19 years with JD Power in marketing and editorial management roles. He also spent nearly six years with General Motors as a media relations professional. More recently, as a freelance automotive journalist, his work has appeared on JDPower.com, CarGurus, Kelley Blue Book, Autotrader, Autolist, and iSeeCars.
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