Twenty-five years after the debut of the original,
paradigm-shifting NSX supercar, Acura revealed the production version of its
highly anticipated twin-turbocharged engine successor. The next generation NSX
showcases the production styling, design and specifications of Acura's
mid-engine sports hybrid supercar, and Acura announced key details of the
all-new vehicle's design and performance.
The NSX features a twin-turbocharged 75-degree DOHC
V6 engine with a 9-speed dual clutch transmission (DCT) and three-electric
motor Sport Hybrid system—integrated with an ultra-rigid and lightweight
multi-material body with world's-first material applications and manufacturing
processes. The NSX will leverage its state-of-the-art hybrid supercar power
unit, body and chassis to deliver exceptionally intuitive and immediate
response to driver inputs.
The NSX body features classic low and wide
proportions married to modern and alluring surfacing, an aggressive front
design, and tail lights that pays homage to the original NSX. The signature
side intake and floating C-pillar collects air to feed the mid-mounted engine
and directs airflow over the rear deck to increase downforce.
Acura engineers leveraged the company's expertise
both with high-performance engine and hybrid electric-drive technologies, as
well as its two decades of experience with industry-leading dynamic
torque-vectoring technologies, including Super-Handling All-Wheel Drive
(SH-AWD), to create the most sophisticated, technologically advanced and
intelligent powertrain in the supercar universe.
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