Acura has unveiled a striking two-seat sports car concept called the Nexera Vision at Monterey Car Week, but it won't reach production.
Instead, the concept previews the brand's future design direction, which will influence upcoming models, including the next-generation RDX Hybrid SUV.
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The Nexera Vision features an aggressive stance with a long hood and a low, sharp nose, finished in Matte Titanium.
Its clean surfacing is highlighted by a generous dash-to-axle ratio, giving it a sporty proportion.
Phantom Lighting and Butterfly Doors
The exterior's standout feature is the new phantom lighting signature, with LED headlights and taillights that remain hidden until switched on.
These V-shaped units draw inspiration from the Acura emblem and will debut on the next RDX Hybrid.
The concept also sports large dual-hinge butterfly doors, an aerodynamic greenhouse, air channels on the nose, an active rear spoiler, and a forged carbon bodykit.
It rides on 22-inch center-lock wheels with a 3D directional design, matte anodized finish, and forged carbon inserts, paired with Brembo carbon-ceramic brakes.
Minimalist and Sustainable Interior
Inside, the cabin is futuristic, minimalist, and sustainable, focusing on reducing distractions.
Instead of large screens, there's a curved digital instrument cluster behind a yoke-shaped steering wheel, evoking memories of the Honda S2000.
The bucket seats are fixed to the floor to achieve the lowest possible seating position, with the steering wheel and pedal box adjusting to the driver.
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