Acura is rolling out a new limited-edition trim across three models today, and the formula is straightforward: Urban Gray paint, blacked-out exterior details, larger wheels, and a price premium of about $1,500 over each model’s base MSRP. The Urban Spec package will be available on the 2027 Integra, ADX, and MDX, with dealer arrivals scheduled for next month and official pricing to follow closer to launch.
All three models share the same core recipe. Each gets Acura’s Urban Gray paint, gloss-black exterior accents, black door handles, a black antenna, and black badges, plus an Ebony interior. The wheel sizes differ by model: the Integra gets 18-inch black A-Spec wheels, the ADX steps up to 19-inch black wheels, and the MDX wears 20-inch black A-Spec Advance wheels. Both the ADX and MDX Urban Spec variants are available with all-wheel drive, the ADX with standard AWD and the MDX with Acura’s SH-AWD system. MDX buyers also get black bumper trim, wheel well trim, and door trim not found on the smaller models.
The Urban Spec trio will make its public debut in the Acura booth at the 2026 LA Auto Show, running November 19 through 29, alongside the 2027 Integra Type S Heritage Edition and the Acura NEXERA Vision concept.
Acura has not announced specific pricing for any of the three Urban Spec variants, only confirming the roughly $1,500 premium over entry MSRP. For context, the 2026 Integra started at $33,400, so the Integra Urban Spec should land somewhere in the $34,900 neighborhood when Acura publishes the final number. The ADX and MDX figures will follow the same relative pattern once confirmed.
The timing matters for the Integra specifically. Acura sold 4,680 Integras in the first quarter of 2025, a 27.8 percent decline from the same period a year earlier. A limited-production style trim won’t reverse a sales trend on its own, but it gives dealers a visually distinct product to put on the floor while Acura works through a broader 2027 MDX update it says will be detailed separately.
Mechanically, nothing changes. The Integra’s 1.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder and the MDX’s 3.5-liter V6 carry over without modification. Urban Spec is purely an appearance package, which keeps the value argument honest: buyers get a cohesive exterior treatment and a larger wheel fitment for about the cost of a dealer-added accessory bundle, without the guesswork of assembling one piece at a time.
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