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- Pricing for the 2026 Acura Integra and Integra Type S is out, with both models staying mostly consistent with their 2025 counterparts.
- The entry-level Integra model now starts at $34,595, the A-Spec at $37,145, the A-Spec Technology at $40,395, and the Type S at $54,595.
- In addition to the modestly raised pricing, the base Integra gains a larger touchscreen, and the A-Spec gets an updated body kit.
Pricing for the 2026 Acura Integra and its sportier Type S twin has been announced, and thankfully, it hasn’t changed much compared with last year. That, despite Acura giving the lineup some extra zhuzh. View Exterior PhotosAcuraPricing for the base Integra changes the least. The 2026 model starts at $34,595, up $400 compared with last year. The A-Spec and A-Spec Technology rise a bit more to $37,145 and $40,395, increases of $950 and $1200 respectively. And lastly, the range-topping Integra Type S starts at $54,595, up $500 from the 2025 model. As for material changes between model years, the base Integra now comes standard with a 9.0-inch center touchscreen in place of the old 7.0-inch unit. Acura says the new unit has a faster processor, which should reduce the chance of any laggy processing. The full lineup gets a new trim for the dashboard, and the A-Spec adds more ambient lighting for the cabin. In that same vein, the A-Spec gains a new body kit that matches a set of black 18-inch wheels with new gloss black dive planes on the front bumper. View Interior PhotosAcuraThe refreshed lineup also includes three new exterior paint colors, Double Apex Blue Pearl, Solar Silver Metallic, and Urban Gray Pearl, with the former two sporting a color-matched grille. The updated Integras are on sale now; Acura opened order books for the subcompact luxury hatchback lineup on August 19. More on the Integra
- ’26 Acura Integra Now Offers Color-Matched Grille
- 2026 Acura Integra Review, Pricing, and Specs
- 2025 Acura Integra Type S Review, Pricing, and Specs
Source: caranddriver.com
