Acura has unveiled its Electric Vision Concept, which showcases the future evolution of its Precision Crafted Performance design language. While it’s uncertain if this concept will make it to local Acura dealerships in its current form, elements of its design may influence future models from the company.

This isn’t the first time Acura has translated a concept’s design into production models successfully. The Acura Precision Concept, for example, introduced the “Precision Crafted Performance” reboot and influenced the styling of models like the Integra Type S, with its bold grille and distinct surface sculpting.

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However, it remains unclear how this concept fits into Acura’s plans for a sports coupe. With the retirement of the NSX, Acura’s lineup now has a noticeable gap. Whether this gap will be filled by an all-electric two-door model is yet to be determined. Acura’s first electric vehicle, the 2024 ZDX and ZDX Type S, will not be based on the brand’s own EV architecture but will instead utilize the Ultium platform, a result of a collaborative agreement with GM.