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Acura RSX

The Acura RSX is a vehicle manufactured by Honda for its upmarket brand Acura.

First generation (2002-2006)

The North American Acura RSX was introduced on July 2, 2001 as a replacement for the long running Integra nameplate. The name was a part of Acura's naming scheme changing the names of its models from recognizable names like "Integra" or "Legend" to alphabetical designations in order for buyers to build more recognition to the marque, and not the individual cars.

Second generation (2026)

The revival of the RSX was announced on January 15, 2025 as an electric coupé SUV. Honda said it would slot below the ZDX in the lineup. Unlike the ZDX which built on the General Motors BEV3 platform, the RSX is built on Honda’s own Zero platform.

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2000–present MDX mid-size (crossover SUV)
2006–present RDX compact (crossover SUV)
2013–2022 ILX (Subcompact executive sedan, successor to the Integra^[36])
2014–present TLX (Executive sedan, replaces TL and TSX)
2017–2022 NSX (Exotic sports car, successor to first generation NSX)
2017–present CDX sub-compact (Luxury CUV)

Discontinued models

2014–2020 RLX (Mid-size luxury executive sedan, replaces RL)
2009–2013 ZDX (crossover SUV, discontinued for 2014 model year due to low sales and a $50,000 pricetag)
2005–2011 CSX (compact sedan, replacement for the EL; only available in Canada, replaced by the ILX)
2003–2014 TSX (compact sports sedan, sport wagon, replaced by the TLX)
2002–2006 RSX (sports coupe, replaced by the TSX)
1997–2005 EL (compact sedan, replaced Integra sedan; only available in Canada, replaced by the CSX)
1997–1999, 2001–2003 CL (luxury coupe, discontinued after 2003 model year)
1996–2014 TL (mid-size sports sedan, replaced by the TLX)
1996–2012 RL (full-size sedan, discontinued after 2012 model year, replaced by the RLX)
1996–1999 SLX (SUV, rebadged Isuzu Trooper, replaced by the MDX; only available in the United States)
1992–1994 Vigor (mid-sized sedan, replaced by the TL)
1985–2001 Integra (sports coupe and sedan, replaced by the RSX and EL, revival planned for 2022)^[37]
1985–1995 Legend (luxury sedan and coupe, renamed RL for 1996 model year)