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Acura calls its upcoming EV SUV Coupe the RSX... after the legendary RSX coupe. We look at some alternative names that may ...

With the upcoming Acura RSX seemingly a disappointment to most gearheads, the true, original RSX represents a tempting deal ...

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The original RSX was launched in the U.S. as a spinoff of the Acura Integra from 2001 to 2006. It was a front-drive sports coupe that competed with the Mustang, Toyota Celica, and Mitsubishi Eclipse.

The RSX name originally appeared on a rebadged Acura version of the Honda Integra sold in the United States from 2002 to 2006, but it will now adorn a compact electric SUV that Honda says will be ...

Acura’s RSX returns as an all-electric SUV, built on Honda’s in-house EV platform. The RSX will be the first model manufactured at Honda’s upgraded Ohio EV Hub. Sales of the all-electric ...

The Acura RSX is back, at least in name. Instead of the sporty Acura RSX coupe of years past, the new RSX is an electric crossover. Before you get mad, there's a lot of good news regarding the ...

Next in line is the RSX, reemerging as an EV. "The RSX nameplate returns to the Acura brand in our next-generation RSX with its coupe-like silhouette, and it truly represents a forward-looking ...

a name previously attached to a sporty coupe sold in the U.S. from model years 2002 to 2006. The original RSX was actually the fourth-generation Acura Integra, and was sold under that name in ...

The first RSX was a rebadged Acura version of the Japan-market Honda Integra sports coupe. It was sold in North America from 2001 to 2006. Langel said the brand’s second EV will “solidify our ...