The 2026 Acura Integra offers additional standard features and introduces new styling options. All Integras now come with a 9.0-inch touchscreen, and the grille can be customized to match the body color. Acura has yet to disclose pricing for the 2026 Integra lineup, but the details are expected to be released before the vehicle hits the market in August. For the 2026 model year, the Acura Integra, a more upscale version of the Honda Civic, receives a few updates. Integra customers can now customize the subcompact luxury hatchback in more ways, and the car comes with more basic features. The base model Integra now features a 9.0-inch tablet, replacing the previously included 7.0-inch model. Honda claims the infotainment system features a faster engine, which should reduce lag, and it is compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto wirelessly. The inside of the Integra has also been updated with new dashboard trim and, in the A-Spec form, more ambient lighting. The optional Orchid model features blue faux-suede inlays on the inside, and the Ebony fabric option adds new yellow contrast stitching to the steering wheel, shift boot, door panels, and seats. The 2026 Acura Integra A-Spec looks better in more ways. And now it features a mean body kit that complements the new black 18-inch wheels. Glaciers in shiny black are on the front of the body package, and the side sills have a sporty look. The 2026 model year introduces three new paint color options. Some of these are Double Apex Blue Pearl, Solar Silver Metallic, and Urban Gray Pearl. Integra owners can now pick a color-matched grille for the first time. However, the available choices are limited to Double Apex Blue Pearl and Performance Red Pearl. Acura offers a factory-installed option for those who prefer a different look than the standard black grille. Similarly, you can purchase matched grilles for cars in Platinum White Pearl or Urban Gray Pearl. All 2026 Acura Integras are equipped with a 1.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine, producing 200 horsepower, except for the Type S, which features a 315-horsepower engine. You can choose between a continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) or a six-speed manual transmission. Front-wheel drive is standard. Those who chose the second option can use the paddles on the steering wheel to simulate changing gears. Acura has not yet released pricing details for the various 2026 Integra models. The hatchback’s price will be announced before it goes on sale in August, but we don’t expect it to increase significantly. The A-Spec and A-Spec Technology models start at $36,195 and $39,195, respectively, as of now. It starts at $34,196.
