The 2022 Acura MDX Has Arrived!

The 2022 Acura MDX has arrived at our dealership so let’s take a look at the 2022 MDX A-Spec model! The new MDX has been completely redesigned for the new model year and will serve as Acura’s flagship vehicle.

The exterior of the 2022 MDX features a new bold and athletic design. A longer body and a tapering cabin create a more powerful stance while increasing interior space. The A-Spec package is equipped with gloss black exterior accents, 20-inch Shark Gray wheels, and LED fog lights.

The bold and sporty new look is accentuated by a multi-faceted Diamond Pentagon grille and new four-element JewelEye® LED headlights with an embedded Chicane™ daytime running light. Three-dimensional sculpting under the headlights serves to visually widen the front, blending to the fog light housing at the bottom.

Inside of the MDX A-Spec features a flat-bottom steering wheel, metal paddle shifters, and metal sport pedals. The MDX features a max capacity of 95 cubic feet with all the rows folded flat. The trunk space has a hidden storage area that has plastic sides for storing dirty items and easy cleaning.

A 12.3-inch center display sits on top of the dashboard which is the widest screen to ever be featured in an Acura. More technology features include a multi-view rear camera, smartphone connectivity and available navigation all controlled through Acura’s True Touchpad Interface.

The 2022 MDX will be offered with three different audio experiences. The MDX is equipped with a 9-speaker, 7-channel system with 350 watts standard. The MDX Technology Package gets an ELS Studio® system with 12 speakers, including an additional center speaker on the dash plus two new ceiling-mounted speakers, running 550 watts through 12 channels.

On A-Spec and Advance Packages, the ELS STUDIO 3D® premium audio system features additional speakers in the third row plus two more ceiling-mounted speakers for a total of 16, with a total of 710 watts through 16 channels. Both ELS STUDIO® systems were tuned and perfected by eight-time Grammy® award-winning music producer and sound engineer, Elliot Scheiner, for whom the ELS system was named.