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Acura goes bolder with Precision concept

By Editor
29 January 2016   |   1:30 am
ACURA may be going bolder to take the front roll with the launch of the 2016 precision concept, which debuted at the 2016 North American International Auto Show recently. With the concept, the automaker seems to be pointing toward a bolder, more distinctive future for Acura vehicle design. Acura believes that the model would “literally…

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ACURA may be going bolder to take the front roll with the launch of the 2016 precision concept, which debuted at the 2016 North American International Auto Show recently.

With the concept, the automaker seems to be pointing toward a bolder, more distinctive future for Acura vehicle design.

Acura believes that the model would “literally shape the direction of all future Acura products,” bringing a “bolder, more distinctive future for Acura vehicle design.

“There is no more clear promise for the Acura brand than Precision Crafted Performance. We’re committed to infusing this core Acura promise into every facet of our products and every aspect of our relationship with the customer,” Vice President and General Manager of Acura, Jon Ikeda said.

The car debuted with a sculpted side surfaces pouring over swelling rear wheel arches covering 22-inch wheels and tires. The forward-looking concept also features signature lighting designs – in front with its Jewel Constellation LED headlights composed of organically arranged fractal elements, and in back with floating LED taillights.

According to the organisation, a key design theme, dubbed “quantum continuum,” is seen in the seamless transition of materials and structure from the exterior to the interior of the vehicle, which is further highlighted by the absence of a b-pillar. The large door rocker panel flows into the interior side sill, transitioning into a cantilever for the floating rear seats.

The rear center high-mounted stoplight becomes an architecture element piercing the rear glass and then flowing down to help form the structure for the metal airfoil shape of the rear headrests

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