Acura ZDX — Specs, Trims, Prices & Owner Reviews
The Acura ZDX is Acura's mid-size luxury electric crossover that marked the brand's first full‑EV offering when the nameplate was revived for 2024. Co‑developed with General Motors on GM's Ultium BEV architecture and assembled in Spring Hill, Tennessee, the second‑generation ZDX shared hardware and packaging with the Cadillac Lyriq and other Ultium vehicles while applying Acura styling, interior packaging and option content. The model was sold in multiple electric powertrain configurations — a single‑motor rear‑drive A‑Spec, an optional dual‑motor AWD A‑Spec, and a Type S performance AWD variant — all using a ~102 kWh Ultium battery and DC fast‑charging capability.
Model years 2024–2026 · Independent buyer data
Acura ZDX: General Information
The Acura ZDX is Acura's mid-size luxury electric crossover that marked the brand's first full‑EV offering when the nameplate was revived for 2024. Co‑developed with General Motors on GM's Ultium BEV architecture and assembled in Spring Hill, Tennessee, the second‑generation ZDX shared hardware and packaging with the Cadillac Lyriq and other Ultium vehicles while applying Acura styling, interior packaging and option content. The model was sold in multiple electric powertrain configurations — a single‑motor rear‑drive A‑Spec, an optional dual‑motor AWD A‑Spec, and a Type S performance AWD variant — all using a ~102 kWh Ultium battery and DC fast‑charging capability.
Power and EPA range varied by configuration: roughly the mid‑300s hp for the single‑motor A‑Spec, about 490 hp for the dual‑motor A‑Spec, and roughly 499–500 hp for the Type S; EPA combined efficiency and range figures ranged from about 313 miles (single‑motor RWD) down to the high‑200s for the Type S. Charging capability (up to ~190 kW DC), a towing rating of up to 3,500 lb, and premium standard equipment (Bang & Olufsen audio, Android Automotive‑based infotainment) were among the model's standout traits.
Production for the second‑generation ZDX ran in 2024–2025 but Acura announced the model's end in 2025 due to low sales; as a result there were no new factory 2026 ZDX trims offered in the U.S. market. The entry below therefore records the ZDX's attributes and discontinuation status for reference; the 2026 model year had no active, factory‑offered trims.
Acura ZDX by model year
2024 Acura ZDX
2024 Acura ZDX A-Spec RWD
Single‑motor rear‑drive A‑Spec delivering about 358 hp with the longest EPA range in the lineup (roughly 313 miles). Debuted with the 2024 electric revival of the ZDX and carries A‑Spec styling cues and the Ultium 102‑kWh battery pack.
2024 Acura ZDX A-Spec AWD
Dual‑motor A‑Spec AWD that adds a front motor for improved traction and significantly more power (around 490 hp) with a somewhat reduced EPA range (about 304 miles). Introduced as part of the 2024 ZDX lineup to offer an all‑wheel‑drive performance variant.
2024 Acura ZDX Type S
Type S is the high‑performance dual‑motor AWD ZDX tuned for maximum output — roughly 500 hp and substantially higher torque — with sport‑oriented wheels and suspension; EPA range is lower than the A‑Spec models (about 278 miles). Debuted in 2024 as Acura's Type S performance EV for the ZDX line.
2025 Acura ZDX
2025 Acura ZDX A-Spec RWD
The A‑Spec RWD is the single‑motor, rear‑wheel‑drive base ZDX that uses GM’s Ultium electric hardware and a 102‑kWh battery; it is rated at roughly 358 hp and 324 lb‑ft of torque with an EPA range near 313 miles. The 2025 A‑Spec RWD carried over largely unchanged from the ZDX's 2024 return and is positioned as the long‑range, tech‑focused entry in the lineup.
2025 Acura ZDX A-Spec AWD
The A‑Spec AWD adds a front motor for a dual‑motor all‑wheel‑drive layout with combined output around 490 hp and 437 lb‑ft of torque and an EPA range near 304 miles. For 2025 the AWD A‑Spec remained the mid‑level offering, trading a little range for stronger acceleration and all‑weather traction.
2025 Acura ZDX Type S
The Type S is the performance flagship of the ZDX range, using an uprated dual‑motor setup that produces roughly 500 hp and 544 lb‑ft of torque along with Brembo brakes, adaptive air suspension and other chassis upgrades; its EPA range is the lowest in the line at about 278 miles. The 2025 Type S continued as the top‑trim performance model introduced with the ZDX’s 2024 reintroduction, emphasizing sharper handling and more aggressive styling and content.
2026 Acura ZDX
2026 Acura ZDX A-Spec
A‑Spec was the mainstream ZDX trim offered in single‑motor RWD and an optional dual‑motor AWD configuration. The base single‑motor A‑Spec produced about 358 hp and the AWD A‑Spec used an additional front motor for roughly 490 hp; EPA range for the single‑motor model was roughly 313 miles while the AWD A‑Spec was around 304 miles. Acura did not offer new factory 2026 ZDX trims after the 2025 production stop; the specifications below reflect the most recently produced 2024–2025 configurations.
2026 Acura ZDX Type S
Type S was the high‑performance ZDX with a dual‑motor AWD setup and Type S‑specific tuning. The Type S was rated at roughly 500 hp (and higher torque) and used the same 102 kWh Ultium battery; its EPA range was lower (~278 miles) due to larger wheels and performance tuning. The ZDX was discontinued for model year 2026, so this entry reflects the Type S as last produced in 2024–2025.
Acura ZDX trim levels
| Trim | MSRP | Engine | Power | Drive | Economy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A-Spec RWD | ~$65,850 | Single permanent‑magnet electric motor (Ultium 102 kWh battery) | 358 hp / 324 lb-ft | RWD | — |
| A-Spec AWD | ~$65,850 | Dual permanent‑magnet electric motors (Ultium 102 kWh battery) | 490 hp / 437 lb-ft | AWD | — |
| Type S | ~$65,850 | Dual permanent‑magnet electric motors (Ultium 102 kWh battery) | 500 hp / 544 lb-ft | AWD | — |
| A-Spec RWD | ~$65,850 | Electric motor; 102‑kWh Ultium battery | 358 hp / 324 lb-ft | RWD | — |
| A-Spec AWD | ~$65,850 | Dual electric motors; 102‑kWh Ultium battery | 490 hp / 437 lb-ft | AWD | — |
| Type S | ~$65,850 | Dual electric motors; 102‑kWh Ultium battery | 500 hp / 544 lb-ft | AWD | — |
| A-Spec | ~$65,850 | Electric (102 kWh Ultium battery) | 358 hp / 324 lb-ft (RWD); 490 hp / 437 lb-ft (AWD) | RWD | AWD | — |
| Type S | ~$65,850 | Electric (102 kWh Ultium battery) | 500 hp / 544 lb-ft | AWD | — |
Specifications (2026)
| Engine | ElectricL |
|---|---|
| Fuel | Electric |
| Transmission | Single-speed |
| Drivetrain | AWD |
| Seats | 5 |
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Frequently asked questions
How much does the Acura ZDX cost?
The Acura ZDX has a typical price range of $65,850 – $74,850 (USD), spanning 8 trim levels. Actual prices vary by year, mileage and local market conditions.
Is the Acura ZDX reliable?
Recall history: 5 recalls (2024–2026).
What years of the Acura ZDX are available to compare?
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