The 2025 Acura MDX gets a handful of significant upgrades, adding appealing new audio systems and other features to what’s already one of the most popular three-row luxury SUVs. The MDX is Acura’s bestselling and most profitable vehicle. Honda’s luxury brand has sold more than 1.2 million MDXs since sales began in 2000.

The car business is a lot like Hollywood in that in a sea of obligatory sequels and ill-advised remakes, it’s not every day that we get a truly new IP. The 2025 Acura ADX may be a whole new name, but do not be fooled: we’ve seen quite a bit of this movie before.

Acura’s entry into the subcompact luxury SUV space aims to overcome its underpinnings and wow buyers on value.

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,

Americans love SUVs of all sizes, but Acura’s never offered a subcompact version. The ADX arrives with great credentials.

The sleek subcompact SUV was developed by the same team as Acura's award-winning Integra compact sport sedan.

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.

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?