Acura Precision

The Acura Precision Concept is a concept car built by the American automotive arm of Honda Motor Company under the Acura brand and first shown at the Detroit auto show in January 2016. It was designed at the brand California design studio and marks the start of a new design direction for Acura. Its signature element is a pentagonal grille with a large badge, called the Diamond Pentagon, together with an aggressive body, a long and wide bonnet and 22-inch alloy wheels. It has multi-point LED headlights of the kind used on the second-generation Acura NSX, active turn signals and tail lights that stand proud of the body, and no centre pillar, so the doors open in opposite directions. The cabin combines white and brown leather with aluminium and wood, and a large display on the dashboard is operated from a touchpad.