Acura ZDX Sales Figures

Acura ZDX

Here you will find monthly and yearly United States and Canadian sales figures for the Acura ZDX. The nameplate has lived two very different lives. The original ZDX was a four-door sport coupe sold for the 2010 to 2013 model years. The name returned for the 2024 model year on Acura’s first all-electric SUV, a midsize crossover developed with General Motors on GM’s Ultium platform, offered as the A-Spec and the performance-focused Type S.

Acura ZDX Sales in the United States

Acura ZDX sales in the United States trace two separate lives on this chart. The first-generation ZDX went on sale in December 2009 and peaked in 2010 at 3,259 units, then slid every year, to 1,564 in 2011, 831 in 2012 and 361 in 2013, before the last few stragglers were sold through 2015. Across those years the original ZDX totalled 6,174 U.S. sales. The electric ZDX arrived in May 2024 and built quickly to 7,391 units that year, with 1,848 in December alone. It set the nameplate’s best year in 2025 at 12,005 units, up 62.4 percent, with a single-month high of 2,331 in April. Volume then fell away sharply from July, dropping to 25 in October 2025. Through August 2026 just 108 ZDXs have been sold, against 11,520 over the same eight months of 2025.

Acura ZDX Sales in Canada

In Canada the ZDX has always been a rare sight. The original model peaked at 863 sales in 2010 and dwindled to single digits a year by 2014. The electric ZDX added 115 Canadian sales in 2024 and 260 in 2025, its best year since 2010, with a high of 41 in April 2025. Through August 2026 Canadian sales stand at 41, down from 196 over the same period of 2025.

See how the ZDX’s sales compare to other Acura models such as the MDX, RDX and TL.

First Generation (2010–2013)

The original ZDX shared its platform with the Acura MDX and came with a 3.7‑liter V‑⁠‑66 engine producing about 300 horsepower and 270 lb‑ft of torque. Power was sent through a 6‑speed automatic transmission to Acura’s Super Handling All‑Wheel Drive system, giving the crossover coupe confident traction in all conditions. Inside, the ZDX featured a driver‑oriented cockpit and high‑quality materials. Despite its dramatic fastback styling, its limited rear headroom and cargo space reduced its practicality, and the model never gained mainstream popularity.

Second Generation: All‑Electric ZDX (2024)

The ZDX name returned for 2024 on Acura’s first battery‑electric SUV. Developed in partnership with General Motors, the new ZDX rides on GM’s Ultium platform and is built at GM’s Spring Hill, Tennessee plant. The base A‑Spec trim uses a single rear‑mounted motor rated at 358 horsepower, with an optional dual‑motor setup offering 490 hp and all‑wheel drive. The performance‑oriented Type S model features dual motors producing 499 hp, adaptive air suspension and Brembo brakes. Range estimates are 313 miles for the single‑motor A‑Spec, 304 miles for the dual‑motor A‑Spec and 278 miles for the Type S. Despite a promising launch, Honda announced in September 2025 that production of the electric ZDX would cease due to weaker‑than‑expected EV demand.

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