“The cabin has a luxurious and futuristic appeal. At first glance, you might just think you’re in a space ship. The prominent silver dial mounted in the center of the dash that’s used to toggle drive modes looks straight out of a sci-fi film, while the 10.2-inch high-res screen mounted on the top dash that’s controlled by Acura’s True Touchpad Interface is further proof the future is now”- KBB
Seating and Comfort
The RDX’s old sophisticated interior was exposed to radiation, what emerged was a genetically superior machine. We have dissected the mechanical DNA and complimented the suave exterior improvement now what’s left is interior to judge. There is nothing you won’t like inside the RDX, though you might get daunted by the million switches, after giving a fine look everything is pretty simple to use. As far as quality goes there are a lot of soft touches and leather traces, it might lack the design quotient but it can be ironed out considering the good interior quality.
The interiors of the Acura RDX wraps around you in a positive way. The layout of the interior seems pretty interesting, with each and every button pulling your attention towards it. Most of the essential buttons and knobs are placed in a way that they stay in the driver's range, yet do not hinder the concentration while driving. Another major Unique Selling Proportion for the RDX is the seating position. Most of the drivers are going to find the SUV's driving position pretty confident and comfortable at the same time. The steering wheel is highly versatile with a wide range of tilt and telescopic variations, and the dashboard has ideal height for the driver to see the instrumentation clearly, without much eye-movement.
Model
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2020 Acura RDX
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2020 Jaguar F-Pace
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2020 Volvo XC60
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2020 BMW X3
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Passenger capacity
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5
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5
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5
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5
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Front (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (In.)
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39.6/59.7/41.6
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37.8/
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38.0/58.2/41.5
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41.1/57.6/40.3
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Second
(Head/Shoulder/Leg) (In.)
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38.3/56.6/38.4
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37.5/
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38.0/56.3/38.0
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39.1/56.0/36.4
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The cabin is spacious and cozy for all 5 passengers, the seats are not exactly hugging but it's comfortable for long rides. You will also have a good view of the road but assistance from the rearview camera feels pixelated and isn’t that useful. The front cabin has a decent headroom of 39 inches and 41.6 inches worth of legroom. The second-row seats are not bad either, you have similar headroom while the legroom is rated at 38.4 inches which won’t create a problem either.
Infotainment
Previously the RDX has a 5-inch infotainment screen which was fussy and confusing, this year the screen size was stretched to 10.2 inches. Despite the bigger screen the RDX still inherits the gene of complication. Below the screen, you will find a cluster of buttons which may distract the driver, also, it will take you months to have a natural understanding of using every feature. Then you have Apple CarPlay and plug-and-play connectivity as standard on the RDX.
Interior Features –
- Front And Rear Door Pockets
- Front And Rear Parking Sensors
- Electric Power Steering
- Rear View Camera
- Tilt And Telescopic Steering Wheel
- Universal Remote Transmitter (For Garage Door, Security System, Etc.)
- Transmission, Cruise And Audio Controls On Steering Wheel
- Interior Air Filtration
- Front, Side, And Rear View Camera
- Heated Steering Wheel
- Climate Control
- Turn Signal In Mirrors
- Adaptive Cruise Control
- Dual Illuminating Vanity Mirrors
Cargo volume
Acura figured out a way to fully use its cargo bay in a more efficient way. Every inch of those 31 cubic feets inside the cargo bay is utilitarian and competitive, even better than some of the competitors. The boot starts from a low height, in order to make loading and unloading a less tiring task for you and is wide enough to swallow all your baggage for a long road trip. The second-row seats can split, and fold flat in order to accommodate the bigger objects. The engineers manage to hide the spare tire under the carriage, and the left out space now harbors a special compartment divided into different sections to hide your stuff.
Inside the cabin, you have a lot of cubby holes for your cell phone, bottles, and all kinds of stuff. There is a center armrest and door pockets and other sections to put your other belongings.
Model
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2020 Acura RDX
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2020 Jaguar F-Pace
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2020 Volvo XC60
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2020 BMW X3
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Cargo Volume (ft.3)
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31.1
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33.5
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28.7
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28.7
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The Jaguar offers you the biggest trunk space in this competition with a hefty 33.5 cubic feets at your disposal. The Acura does not lag much behind the British competitor and provides you with a cargo space of 31.1 cubic feet. The Beemer and the Volvo pull off a close chase with each of them coming with a cargo volume of 28.7 cubic feet. The Lincoln MKC turns up last, with the poorest cargo volume in the segment of 25.2 cubic feet.