According to MotorTrend, a recent press roundtable with Acura executives offered a glimpse at where the brand is headed — and there’s some good news if you love cars.

“The plan is to keep sedans in our lineup,” said Gary Robinson, Acura’s vice president of auto strategy. “They’re core to our lineup. If sedans in general went away entirely we’d have to reevaluate, but the segment has stabilized.”

There weren’t any specifics on which sedans could be coming, but the Integra is expected to get a replacement around 2029.

The next MDX has reportedly been pushed back to 2031, with the ADX following in 2032. That doesn’t mean they’ll remain unchanged until then, though. Both the ADX and Integra could receive mid-cycle powertrain updates along the way.

And there could be some fun stuff on the horizon. Acura isn’t ruling out putting its striking NEXERA coupe into production, with gas, hybrid or EV power all potentially on the table depending on what customers want.

If you could bring ONE Acura model back, which one would it be? TLX? NSX? LEGEND?

[Source: MotorTrend]