Acura ADX Sales Figures

Acura ADX

Here you will find United States and Canadian sales figures for the Acura ADX. The ADX is Acura’s subcompact crossover, launched in the spring of 2025 as the brand’s new entry point and its first vehicle in that segment. It shares its turbocharged four-cylinder and platform with the Honda HR-V and Civic, and it slots below the RDX in a class Acura had left to Lexus, BMW and Mercedes-Benz for years.

Acura ADX Sales in the United States

The ADX reached United States dealers in March 2025 and built quickly. First deliveries were 178 units in March, past 1,900 by June and above 2,700 in each of the last three months of the year, closing a ten-month debut at 20,133 units. That is a strong opening for a nameplate with no history behind it, and it made the ADX one of Acura’s better sellers almost immediately. The first full year is running ahead of the launch year on every measure: 19,495 units through July 2026, already within about 600 units of the entire 2025 total, at a run rate near 2,800 a month with May and June both above 3,100. Note that January and February 2025 carry no figures because the model was not yet on sale, so the 2025 column covers ten months rather than twelve.

Acura ADX Sales in Canada

Canada started at the same time and followed the same curve. Deliveries began in April 2025 and reached 2,375 units for the year, with the fourth quarter the strongest stretch and October the single best month at 401 units. 2026 has been stronger still: 2,330 units through July, against 689 in the same seven months of 2025, and the full-year 2025 total is already within reach at the halfway point. Monthly volume has held between 239 and 411 units all year, which points to steady supply rather than a launch spike.