Acura is going all-electric with its spring launch of the new ZDX. The name comes from a 2010 model, but unlike the boxy, gas-powered original, this 2024 SUV’s look is sleek with a floating roof, smooth sides and a grille with a light-up border.
Engineered with a low center of gravity and near 50/50 weight distribution, the base A-Spec model provides 342 horsepower and an estimated 309-mile EPA range rating. The Type S, an all-wheel drive, dual motor variant, is also available, increasing horsepower to 500. The A-Spec can be upgraded to include all-wheel drive.
No matter the road conditions, the available adaptive air suspension provides a smooth and comfortable driving experience. The Type S’s advanced system raises the SUV during snow mode when extra clearance is needed and lowers it when sport mode is activated.
Both models offer a rich, premium interior with high-grade authentic materials, featuring brushed aluminum accents and Milano leather trim.
A first for Acura, the ZDX has Google built-in, providing an effortless and familiar user interface. Google Assistant can make calls, text friends, set reminders or change the cabin temperature. Google Maps shares important information, including live traffic updates, proactive alerts, and detailed directions.
Exclusive to the Type S, Acura 360+ introduces enhanced assist technology that will help drivers feel more relaxed and comfortable. Hands-free cruise enables a true hands-free driving experience and automatic parking assist takes the stress out of parallel parking.
Pricing starts at $64,500 for the base A-Spec and goes up to $74,500 for a fully-tailored Type S.
To find out more about the 2024 all-electric ZDX, contact Kris LaMere at Bloomington Acura.
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