It’s good to know that there is a stickshift for those who don’t like CVT.
Acura Integra has returned after a long hiatus. Acura Integra is back, bringing with it nostalgia-filled excitement and a waiting game that has already begun. Acura has already provided a preview via the integra Prototype, along with information about the production model.
While we wait for more information about the 2023 Integra’s trim levels, it appears that they have been revealed via IntegraTalk forums. The leakage has also confirmed a mystery – but we should not take it as gospel.
The post by TogueLife states that there will be three trim levels in the upcoming Acura Integra 2023, namely the A-Spec, A-Spec and A-Spec Tech. Acura Integra owners who are familiar with their vehicles will be able to see that the A-Spec Tech is the top-of-the-line model.
The three trim levels have CVT, but the six-speed manual is an option for the ASpec Tech. It’s not surprising, since the Honda Civic with which the Integra shares its turbocharged 1.5-liter four cylinder engine, has CVT as standard on the non-stick-shift versions.
On the same thread, the color options for each trim level (exterior & interior) were also leaked. This reveals the Integra Prototype’s lack of a yellow launch color. These leaked information are not yet official.
Acura stated that the ordering book for the 2023 Integra will be open on March 10, 2022. Although the number of early adopters will be limited, the exact number is yet to be determined.
“By capturing the natural demand early for certain builds (option packs, exterior and interior color options, etc.), we can maximize our production capacity. Acura spokesperson stated that we can prioritise these units and put them into production early to meet the most passionate buyers.
In spring 2013, the Integra will be available for purchase. The price starts at $30,000.