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Acura ZDX A-Spec

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Acura ZDX A-Spec

Battery Electric
|
325
miles EV range
|
Starting at
TBD
64500
(est.)
*This vehicle is not yet available. Information on this page may be estimated.
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Our Take

Our take

The ZDX is Acura’s first foray into electrification, and isn’t quite a full home brew. You see, this ZDX was created in collaboration with GM, and much of the powertrain architecture underneath is derived from GM’s Ulitium platform - the same one that underpins the Cadillac Lyriq, Chevy Blazer and others. 

Here’s why that’s good news: this ZDX isn’t quite a first-generation product. There is real maturity here in how this crossover is designed and made, and that should make Acura’s first EV something of a safe bet. 

​While we haven’t driven the model yet, the stats on paper look good to us. An estimated 325 miles of range is very usable. A 195 kW peak charge speed is thoroughly modern, though not class leading. The horsepower on tap, especially in the performance S-Type variant, is more than enough to inspire giggles. While styling is subjective, we like the sculpting Acura has done here, especially in Double Apex Blue Pearl. The view over the nose from the driver’s seat is dramatically flared, and the interior feels to us like a lovely place to be. 

​Acura also gives you something important that those GM step-siblings don’t: Apple CarPlay. GM decided to abandon CarPlay in their models, but Acura here is free to do as their please, and their decision will certainly please iPhone users.

What we love

  • Handsome styling, and great colors
  • A proven powertrain
  • A more inspired interior than others in the segment

What we don't

  • While charge speed is good, it is behind competitors
  • It's a bit pricy compared to compelling rivals

EV Vitals

325
TBD
-
mi
EV Range
Why EV Range Is Important

An EV's advertised range is just an estimate. Your mileage may vary, literally! It's important to understand the factors that can affect EV range, so you choose a car that has enough for your lifestyle and habits. Not choosing enough range for your unique needs can prove to be a frustrating and expensive mistake. If you're not sure how range works or how much you need, visit our section on identifying your EV needs.

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Our Take
195
TBD
kW
Peak Charge Rate
Why Charge Rate Is Important

Would you rather charge for 20 minutes, or an hour? That's essentially what charge rate comes down to, how much time you'll spend at the plug. Different EVs are capable of charging at different speeds, so it's important to understand what your car's "Peak" or "Max" Charge Rate is. Charge rate is measured in Kilowatts (kW) and in 2023, the average peak charge rate is about 150kW. The fastest EVs charge at 250kW and above. Plug-In Hybrids will charge much slower. What does this mean for actual charge times? Well there's a little more to it...

Learn more about Charge Speed
TBD
MPGe
Efficiency
MPG in hybrid mode
What is MPGe?

MPGe or Miles Per Gallon Equivalent, is a way to compare the relative efficiency of cars using different types of energy. MPGe says there is 33.7 kWh of energy in a single gallon of gas, so we'll use that equivelency to compare to cars using kWh of energy from gas, batteries, or both.

Learn more about MPGe and efficiency
MPG in hybrid mode
If you see a number for "MPG in hybrid mode" on this vehicle page, that's the average gas mileage one can expect AFTER this vehicle's hybrid battery has been depleted. When the battery is used, a plug-in hybrid will operate more like a "full hybrid". For more on the different types of hybrids, check out this article.

Charge times

Charge times are estimated, and based on charging to 80% capacity. Real-world times may vary significantly based on available amperage and environmental conditions.
Learn more about how to anticipate charge times
Level 1
"Plug it into the wall like a toaster"
TBD
Hours
Level 2
Upgraded home plug, or public station
6.5
TBD
Hours
DC Fast
Public rapid charging
N/A
TBD
30
minutes

Compatible Charging

Learn about the different types of EVSE (charging stations)
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SAE CCS
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SAE CCS
Red X
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Available EV features

The features of this future vehicle are TBD.

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DC Fast Charging
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DC Fast Charging

3rd party reviews

FEDERAL EV TAX CREDIT

7500
Not Currently Eligible
Eligibility Not Yet Known
This vehicle does not currently qualify for the U.S. federal Clean Vehicle Tax Credit.
Additional EV incentives may be available from your state or local utility company

additional Specs

Powertrain:
Battery Electric
Drivetrain:
RWD (AWD optional)
Body Style:
SUV
,
Crossover
Seating:
5
Total Driving Range (gas + electric):
325
Miles
Total Electric Range:
325
Miles
TBD
Battery Capacity:
102.0
kW
TBD
Engine:
N/A
0-60 mph:
Seconds
TBD
Output:
340
hp
TBD
Torque:
325
lb-ft
TBD

Other variants

We've listed other variants only if they affect this vehicle's EV range, performance or efficiency. Additional variants or trim levels may be available.
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