I live in New Jersey, one of the states that mandates inspection for all vehicles newer than 1995. My daily driver, a Jeep Cherokee, happens to be a 1996 model year with an OBD-II sensor, meaning I ...

Acura is bringing back the RSX nameplate, but the upcoming model has nothing to do with the three-door liftback coupe from the early 2000s. The new-generation all-electric premium performance RSX is ...

We got our first look at the new RSX Prototype after Acura unveiled it during Monterey Car Week in August. It will be the first model built on Honda’s new in-house Zero EV platform. The new Acura RSX ...

Matt Carey, the co-founder and CEO of Boston-based startup Teradar, loves when people tell him: “I don’t believe you.” That’s “right where we want folks,” he recently told TechCrunch. Carey has spent ...

I recently had the chance to see the Acura RSX Prototype in person, exploring its striking body design and learning a few of its technical secrets. I recently had the chance to see the Acura RSX ...

Acura has been eager to show that Honda trusts them to take the premium car sector by storm. However, 'car' isn't the right syntagm – they're more likely to storm the crossover SUV sector rather than ...

Honda has unveiled a prototype of the first EV built on its new electric vehicle platform. Meet the Acura RSX, an electric crossover quite different from the RSX you remember as a sporty liftback ...

Acura’s next RSX crossover has broken cover. The automaker has used this year’s Monterey Car Week as a stage to show off a bright yellow prototype—the color is called Propulsion Yellow Pearl—ahead of ...

Acura is bringing back the RSX, but you wouldn’t recognize it. It’s now a sporty electric SUV, and a fairly impressive one at that. It’s also the first electric vehicle built on Honda’s new Zero ...

Acura is back at Monterey Car Week and as it has several times in recent years it’s using the opportunity to show the world where it’s going with its next-generation of vehicles. This started in 2022 ...

It's become a bit of a trend in the car world for automakers to use the name of a past or present model—usually one with a bit of pizzazz to it—on an electric vehicle in order to drum up excitement.