Acura has not yet presented a complete 2027 catalog. For now, the clearest outlook points to the ADX, Integra and MDX as likely returning nameplates, while the next-generation RDX stands apart as a manufacturer-confirmed hybrid development without an official model-year designation.
Paragon Cars has organized the available information around three questions: what Acura or Honda has formally announced, what the current product cycle reasonably suggests and which earlier plans are no longer moving forward.
Research current through September 3, 2026
The lineup is still developing, but the available manufacturer record creates a useful working map for shoppers following the next model year.
These three nameplates have the strongest carryover case based on their current roles and recent product activity. Acura has not issued full 2027 announcements for them.
Acura has confirmed a new RDX with a two-motor hybrid-electric powertrain. The company has not said that this vehicle will carry a 2027 model-year designation.
TLX production concluded, ZDX production ended and Honda canceled development and launch of the planned Acura RSX EV.
Manufacturer-confirmed: Released through an official Acura or Honda announcement.
Likely continuation: Supported by a recent launch, refresh or established lineup role, but not formally announced for 2027.
Still open: Model-year details, equipment, specifications or timing Acura has not released.
No longer planned: Production has ended or the proposed program has been canceled.
Several announcements changed which vehicles belong in a current 2027 discussion. A reliable preview needs to account for those changes rather than repeat an older model list.
Acura ended TLX production and has not announced a 2027 revival or direct replacement.
Honda canceled development and the planned market launch of the proposed Acura RSX EV.
Acura said production of the 2026 RDX would be suspended as the brand prepares for the next generation.
Acura introduced a new design direction that it says will first influence production vehicles through the fourth-generation RDX Hybrid.
This index summarizes the current evidence without treating an expectation as a manufacturer announcement.
None of these three models has a complete 2027 announcement. Their outlook comes from where they sit in Acura's current portfolio and how recently each product entered the market or received meaningful updates.
The ADX is a recent addition to Acura's lineup and currently serves as the brand's entry premium compact SUV. It continued for 2026 with limited changes, so its short product history supports a carryover expectation more strongly than an immediate full reset.
Still open: formal 2027 confirmation, trim structure, packages, design or feature revisions, fuel-economy ratings and dealership timing.
Acura refreshed the Integra for 2026 with technology, interior-detail and exterior-color updates. A recent refresh supports continued availability more strongly than it supports another immediate redesign.
Type S note: the performance model remains in the current lineup, but Acura has not confirmed a 2027 Integra Type S or published its future specifications.
The MDX continues to anchor Acura's three-row SUV position. The current family includes standard and performance-oriented configurations, which makes the nameplate a strong continuation candidate.
Still open: final trims, technology changes, exterior revisions, performance figures, fuel-economy ratings, timing and the status of MDX Type S.
Features available on a 2026 ADX, Integra or MDX can explain how that nameplate currently fits within Acura's range. They should not be copied forward as confirmed 2027 equipment until Acura publishes the corresponding model information.
Acura has formally confirmed the next RDX and its two-motor hybrid-electric powertrain. What Acura has not done is identify the vehicle as a 2027 RDX, so that year remains a search-driven expectation rather than an official designation.
Acura has also previewed a next-generation hybrid SUV platform. Complete production details, final model designations and exact timing for that broader program have not been released.
Acura unveiled NEXERA Vision at Monterey Car Week on August 13, 2026. The concept introduced exterior and interior themes that Acura says will influence future production vehicles.
NEXERA Vision is not an announced 2027 production model. Its relevance is narrower and more useful: Acura says the fourth-generation RDX Hybrid will be the first production vehicle influenced by this new design language.
That connection offers a directional clue about the next RDX, but it does not establish its final shape, dimensions, specifications, equipment, model year or arrival date.
Outdated forecasts may still show the TLX, ZDX or proposed RSX EV. The manufacturer record now supports a different conclusion for each.
TLX production ended in July 2025. Acura has not announced a 2027 TLX or identified a direct replacement.
ZDX production ended, and Acura has not announced that the nameplate will return for 2027 or identified a future ZDX replacement.
Honda canceled development and the planned market launch in March 2026. The proposed vehicle is no longer part of the announced roadmap.
Future-model research can help drivers understand where Acura is heading, but many of the brand's current vehicles can be explored now at Paragon Car's sister stores: Paragon Acura, Paragon Honda. New, used and Acura Certified Pre-Owned availability changes as vehicles enter and leave inventory.
Review individual vehicle listings for the equipment and availability associated with that specific vehicle. Current-model details should remain separate from unannounced 2027 specifications.
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Specific future-model availability, ordering and reservation procedures remain unconfirmed until Acura identifies the vehicle and provides guidance to participating dealerships.
This page gives current Acura and Honda announcements priority over older forecasts, unofficial renderings and unsupported product claims.
The following answers reflect official Acura and Honda information available through September 3, 2026, together with clearly labeled product-cycle expectations.
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