Acura CDX
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Subcompact luxury crossover sold in China (2016-2022). HR-V-based, Acura smallest SUV.
The Acura CDX is a subcompact luxury crossover developed primarily for the Chinese market, based on the Honda HR-V platform. It used a 1.5 liter turbo four with a dual-clutch transmission and an available hybrid, giving Acura an entry-level SUV in a key growth market. It was never sold in North America. On WhipJury, the CDX is a rare sight, of interest mainly as Acura smallest crossover and a China-market curiosity.
CDX specifications
1.5 liter turbo four with a dual-clutch transmission, plus an available hybrid. Front- or all-wheel drive. Based on the Honda HR-V. Sold mainly in China (2016-2022).
Frequently asked questions about Acura CDX
Was the CDX sold in the United States?
No. The CDX was developed primarily for the Chinese market and was not sold in North America.
What is the CDX based on?
The Honda HR-V platform, making it Acura smallest and most affordable crossover.
What engine does the CDX use?
A 1.5 liter turbocharged four with a dual-clutch transmission, with an available hybrid version in some configurations.
Is the CDX reliable?
Generally yes, sharing Honda HR-V engineering. Parts and service outside China are the main practical limitation.
Why does Acura sell the CDX only in China?
China is a major luxury market where a subcompact premium crossover fits demand, while Acura North American lineup starts higher up the range.
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