Materials include CircuLeather upholstery with a lower carbon footprint, Alcantara made from recycled polyester, recycled aluminum, and forged carbon details.
The concept was developed at Acura Design California studio in Los Angeles, under the direction of Yasutake Tsuchida, Acura's Creative Director and VP of Auto Design.
Tsuchida said the goal is to define Acura performance through disciplined proportions, sculpted form, and seamless integration of advanced technology.
He added that the Nexera Vision sets the course for the next generation of Acura design, evolving with clarity and purpose.
Acura hasn't disclosed powertrain details, but the packaging hints at a fully electric setup.
The Nexera Vision will make its public debut at The Quail on August 14 and appear at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance Concept Lawn on August 16.
While there are no plans for production, elements of the concept's exterior and interior will influence future Acura models.
A positive public reaction could potentially push the concept toward development.
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The Nexera Vision continues Acura's tradition of sports car concepts, following the HSC from 2004, the Advanced Sports Car Concept from 2007, and the NSX Concept from 2012.
