Acura ZDX S-Line and Type-S Models Disappoint in Performance Tests
Despite high expectations, Acura's new all-electric SUVs fail to impress in critical driving evaluations.
- Acura's first all-electric SUV, the ZDX, includes S-Line and Type-S models, both of which have been critiqued for their lackluster performance despite high horsepower.
- The ZDX S-Line, priced starting at $73,500, offers a smooth ride but doesn't deliver the expected luxury or sporty feel.
- Critics note the ZDX Type-S, despite its 499 horsepower, feels heavy and lacks the fun driving dynamics expected from a performance model.
- Both models suffer from high price points and performance that doesn't align with cheaper competitors, potentially affecting their market success.
- Acura aims for all models to be zero-emissions by 2040, but the current ZDX offerings may not meet consumer expectations for electric SUVs.