description Acura ZDX Overview
The Acura ZDX nameplate is used for a luxury mid-size crossover SUV, encompassing a gasoline model produced from 2010 to 2013 and a fully electric vehicle introduced for the 2024 model year. The current generation is an all-electric SUV built on General Motors' Ultium platform, featuring dual-motor all-wheel drive and advanced driver-assistance technologies. It is marketed toward consumers seeking premium performance, high-output charging capabilities, and an extended driving range within the luxury electric vehicle segment. The vehicle features a sloping roofline that gives it a coupe-like profile.
help Acura ZDX FAQ
Is the electric Acura ZDX related to the Honda Prologue?
Very much so. Both the 2024 ZDX and the Honda Prologue are built on General Motors' Ultium platform and are assembled at GM's Spring Hill plant in Tennessee. The ZDX is positioned as the sportier, more premium of the two.
What is the driving range of the Acura ZDX?
EPA estimates put the rear-wheel-drive A-Spec at up to roughly 325 miles on a charge, one of the longer ranges among electric SUVs at its launch. The dual-motor Type S trades some range for much higher performance.
How powerful is the Acura ZDX Type S?
The Type S uses a dual-motor Ultium drivetrain making around 490 horsepower, while the standard A-Spec makes roughly 358 horsepower. The Type S is one of the most powerful vehicles Acura has sold.
Wasn't there an older Acura ZDX years ago?
Yes — the original ZDX was a polarizing, sloped-roof V6 crossover sold from 2010 to 2013, and it sold poorly enough that Acura dropped the name for a decade. Acura revived it in 2024 as its first all-electric model.
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