Compare 2023 Acura Integra vs 2022 Acura ILX

Performance

Under the hood of the Integra’s three trims, a four-cylinder, turbo 1.5-liter engine generates 200 horsepower. It is mated with a continuously variable auto transmission. The top Integra trim has an optional six-speed manual transmission and standard adaptive suspension dampers. The 2023 ILX’s three trims also have one powertrain option. This is a 2.4-liter, four-cylinder, 201-horsepower engine. The system comes with an eight-speed automatic dual-clutch transmission and front-wheel drive.

Appearance

These Acura models are boldly different throughout the exterior. The Integra hatchback has a sweeping profile, sculpted fenders, and angled side definition. Its front end is styled with a pentagon grille and an expansive element on the lower fascia that flows into wide air vents. The LED ribbon that dresses up the headlights has a sharp bend. The 2022 ILX’s profile has a smooth flow with a tall curve across the roof. A low, angled personality line enhances the flawless doors. Below the pentagon grille, the fascia is broken into three parts, including triangle-shaped air vents. The jewel-like headlights are designed with a lower LED light.

Features

The Integra and the ILX are thoughtfully outfitted with some of the same cabin features. These are smart device app connections, forward collision mitigation, adaptive cruise control, a premium audio system, and a dual-zone auto climate control system. Exclusively in the 2023 Integra, you will find a traffic sign reader, a rear seat reminder, remote vehicle monitoring, memory settings for the driver, a wireless internet connection, and a wireless device charging station. The ILX’s exclusive features include a navigation system, sports pedals, and Acura connected services.

You are invited to continue your comparison of the 2023 Integra and the 2022 ILX at Acura of Memphis. Visit us in person soon to explore the trims available in our extensive inventory.