2022 Acura NSX Review

Acura is primarily known for producing comfortable, moderately exciting sedans and SUVs, but its halo car is unlike anything else in the range. The 2022 Acura NSX is a two-seat coupe with an exotic powertrain, unrelenting thrust and striking good looks. Acura's most prestigious vehicle is a supercar through and through.

There are no fewer than four motors powering the NSX. A twin-turbocharged V6 and electric motor send power to the rear wheels, while the fronts each enjoy an electric motor of their own. Last year's NSX was among the quickest cars we've ever tested — it sprints from zero to 60 mph in 3.1 seconds — and this year's Type S is claimed by Acura to be even quicker.

Introduced to commemorate this NSX generation's final year of production, the Type S boasts 600 horsepower, a slight boost from last year's 573 hp. Maximum torque rises from 476 lb-ft to 492 lb-ft. The NSX also comes with a bevy of enhancements for increased track performance, such as revised suspension tuning, a uniquely calibrated transmission for quicker shifts, and an aerodynamic body kit. Acura says worldwide production is capped at 350 units, with 300 of those going to customers in the U.S.

There are some drawbacks to the NSX, such as a clunky touchscreen interface and a tiny cargo area that gets hot during driving. Otherwise, the NSX is an exceptional supercar that offers an incredible amount of performance at a much lower cost than a rival Lamborghini, McLaren or Porsche.