Last year, Acura reintroduced the iconic Integra luxury sedan to the community in San Carlos and beyond! The Integra was initially produced starting in 1986 and dazzled the American roads for twenty years until it was discontinued in 2006. Now, it’s back and better than ever, with powerful performance specs, a sleek design, and next-generation technology inside and out. The Acura Integra roars to 60 MPH in just 7.7 seconds, thanks to its turbocharged 4-cylinder engine, and it reaches a quarter-mile in 15.7 seconds. Hopkins Acura has more details on the 2024 Acura Integra powertrain and other performance features in the guide below.
The impressive 2024 Acura Integra 0-60 MPH time is made possible by a 1.5L turbocharged engine under the hood that churns out strong performance specs and excellent gas mileage. You can choose between a continuously variable transmission or manual transmission while FWD comes standard across all new models. Here are all the performance details:
The new Acura Integra also comes with a wide variety of features designed to maximize your performance on the Belmont roads. These features include:
Now that we’ve gone over the 2024 Acura Integra 0-60 MPH time and performance specs, you might want to see how this racing-inspired sedan handles on the road for yourself! Contact our office to see what models we have available, and we’ll set up a test drive around Sunnyvale for you. You can also contact us or check out our model research if you want to learn more about the other vehicles in our current lineup.
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