The successor to the Acura Integra returns in all-electric form. The new RSX will debut Honda's in-house EV tech in early 2026.

Honda’s first foray into the electric vehicle market is going well, with the Prologue selling 33,000 units in 2024. Acura is no stranger to reviving dead nameplates. The Integra made a comeback ...

The Acura RSX will return as an all-electric crossover in 2026 built on Honda's own EV platform, unlike the GM-based ZDX.

Honda announced the new Acura RSX, its first original EV that will also serve as a platform for the new Asimo operating system.

The RSX name originally appeared on a rebadged Acura version of the Honda Integra sold in the United States from 2002 to 2006, but it will now adorn a compact electric SUV that Honda says will be ...

Besides, true fanboys know that the original RSX was really just a fourth-gen Honda Integra with a premium badge for the American market.

The Acura RSX was sold in North America from the early- to mid-2000s and still has a decent fanbase, especially amongst fans of the Honda Integra and Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) enthusiasts.

The Acura RSX nameplate is making a comeback on a very different vehicle than the Integra-based RSX coupe from the 2000s. This one is an all-electric crossover with a coupe-like profile.

Hot on the heels of the company’s retro-name revival that has already included the likes of the Integra and the Honda Prelude, Acura has announced the comeback of the RSX. The catch? Well, it ...

The successor to the Acura Integra returns in all-electric form. The new RSX will debut Honda's in-house EV tech in early 2026.