Acura Precision Concept (2016)
Concept car · 2016 · Combustion
The design study that reset the Acura face
The Precision Concept was a pure design study that set a bolder future direction for Acura, introducing the Diamond Pentagon grille that would spread across the brand's lineup. The dramatic red four-door featured a long V-shaped hood, jewel-constellation LED headlights, floating taillights and a pillarless side profile. Measuring 204 inches long on 22-inch wheels, it carried no announced powertrain, existing solely to shape future Acura styling.
Key facts
- Body: Four-door design study (no B-pillar)
- Length: 204 in
- Wheelbase: 122 in
- Wheels: 22-inch
- Grille: New Diamond Pentagon
Production
- Status: Concept only
- Design study that shaped Acura's styling language but was never produced.
- Revealed at 2016 North American International Auto Show (Detroit)
Source: Motor Authority