The 2026 Acura Integra Gets New Paint Colours and a Larger Standard Touch Screen

• All 2026 Integra models benefit from a 9-inch screen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, along with wireless device charging.

• The entry-level A-Spec gains a new body kit, black alloy wheels, and ambient lighting.

• Three new paint colours and a body-colour grille are available.

Acura has announced several small changes it will make to the Integra for the 2026 model year.

Launched in 2023, the brand’s entry-level sedan is not ready for a full makeover yet, but this hasn’t prevented it from receiving a bit of attention ahead of the new model year.

Indeed, the automaker has made a few modifications aimed at keeping the Integra up to date and making it more attractive to potential buyers.

These changes include making the larger 9-inch touchscreen standard on all models, along with the wireless versions of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. To allow drivers to ditch the charging cable entirely, the wireless charging pad is also now standard.

Similar modifications have been made to other models in the Honda/Acura lineup, such as the 2026 HR-V.

Unique to the Integra is a new aero body kit for the entry-level A-Spec trim level that adds gloss black side spoilers to the front fascia and side sill garnishes. These elements are matched with new black 18-inch alloy wheels.

Three new paint colours are also added this year: Solar Silver Metallic, Urban Grey Pearl, and Double Apex Blue Pearl.

This last hue, also seen on the ZDX Type-S, comes standard with a body-coloured front grille that is said to be a call back to the original Integra that launched the Acura brand in the 1980s.

A traditional black grille is standard with all other paint colours and available as an accessory for those who might not like the blue design.

Inside, the A-Spec model gains ambient lighting and yellow contrast stitching on the seats, steering wheel, shift booth, and door panels.

All 2026 Integra versions also benefit from a new trim pattern on the dashboard and the Elite A-Spec models with the orchid interior colour replace their black Ultrasuede accents with blue ones.

Otherwise, the Integra remains unchanged for 2026.

This means that we can still find the same 1,5L turbocharged four-cylinder engine under the hood, paired either with a CVT transmission or a six-speed manual.

Output continues to be set at 200 horsepower and 192 lb-ft of torque, all of which is sent to the front wheels. Manual-equipped cars also feature a helical limited-slip differential that helps them put power down to the ground more effectively.

Canadian pricing for the 2026 Acura Integra is expected to be announced closer to the model’s on-sale date, which is set for October.