Even better looks @ 2023 Integra Prototype interior

[TigerEyeJazz]

Were there any images of the gauges/gauge cluster. Im curious if they're using the same digital one off the Civic or the one like the MDX has

Nope sadly. The original person who took the undisguised interior didn’t mention anything about it. It could have the Civic one since it’s a plug and play version.

 

[CarGuyUsername]

Nope sadly. The original person who took the undisguised interior didn’t mention anything about it. It could have the Civic one since it’s a plug and play version.

My guess is the cluster matches the Civic if they're taking the steering wheel from it.

 

[Litflynt912]

Like most have pointed out. We’re getting a refined touring civic HB trim. At this point. It’s what’s under the hood that’s going to make or break the success of the integra.
The 22 civic interior is really good as is so any minor upgrades can only benefit it.

 

[KoukiVAB]

My guess is the cluster matches the Civic if they're taking the steering wheel from it.

Identical hardware and different software would be my guess.

 

[RandomHondafan]

Identical hardware and different software would be my guess.

I feel like the software will be the same too. Just with Acura branding on it. They're not using the true touch interface

 

[TigerEyeJazz]

Like most have pointed out. We’re getting a refined touring civic HB trim. At this point. It’s what’s under the hood that’s going to make or break the success of the integra.
The 22 civic interior is really good as is so any minor upgrades can only benefit it.

That’s fine by me honestly. When I sat in a Civic Hatchback I was actually blown way by the materials and fit and finish so I was pretty happy when I saw this interior shot.

 

[KoukiVAB]

I feel like the software will be the same too. Just with Acura branding on it. They're not using the true touch interface

Actually it's not that hard to make new "theme" for the digital cluster. Well, at lest compared to the analog ones.
Most of the performance models feature different cluster designs, so I'd assume Acura would make it look more like the one in the MDX.
Or at least change the color of the clusters and add some graphics.

I expect them to make some minor changes to the Infotainment interface as well.
Same Honda stuff but with different icons, different color choice, and maybe different fonts (and Acura logo, of course)

 

[CarGuyUsername]

That’s fine by me honestly. When I sat in a Civic Hatchback I was actually blown way by the materials and fit and finish so I was pretty happy when I saw this interior shot.

Haven't had a chance to get in the new Civic yet, but it and the Integra are my leading choices right now. Not sure if I can talk myself into a CTR or Type S as I'm not an enthusiast so I think any extra performance might be lost on me...I guess that doesn't stop most other people though so
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

[TigerEyeJazz]

Haven't had a chance to get in the new Civic yet, but it and the Integra are my leading choices right now. Not sure if I can talk myself into a CTR or Type S as I'm not an enthusiast so I think any extra performance might be lost on me...I guess that doesn't stop most other people though so
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Define Enthusiast. The one thing I noticed is that everyone always has a day of what someone should or could do for being a car person and or owner. It really annoys me in the car Community.

 

[KoukiVAB]

Obviously they kept all the switches, buttons, vents and other important things the same as the Civic.
But it looks like they at least tried to change everything else for the driver and the front row passenger.

I find it interesting that they didn't do the same for the rear seat passengers lol
The rear door panels are straight out of a Civic but the front door panels have unique design

 

[CarGuyUsername]

Define Enthusiast. The one thing I noticed is that everyone always has a day of what someone should or could do for being a car person and or owner. It really annoys me in the car Community.

I've never done more work on a car than replacing brakes, battery, and fluids. I can also change out for a spare tire if given the tools. Never driven on a track. Never driven a RWD car. Never done any mods besides easy stuff like installing a sound system in my old 97 Camry and a roof rack on my CR-V. I've only driven manual once ever and spent most of my time figuring out how to not stall shifting into first (I'd say I retained 0 knowledge from that experience)

I've watched most seasons of Top Gear UK and more recently got into watching some of the YouTube reviewers (ie Straight Pipes, Throttle House, Demuro, SavageGeese) but I think that would be considered something "normal" people do rather than Car enthusiasts or hobbyists.

Oh I also watch 0 car racing, but I do enjoy watching MotoGP despite only ever riding a motorbike once.


EDIT: Sorry none of that defines enthusiast like you asked. I guess its not so easy to just define haha.

 

[Litflynt912]

That’s fine by me honestly. When I sat in a Civic Hatchback I was actually blown way by the materials and fit and finish so I was pretty happy when I saw this interior shot.

dude. Agreed. I bought a 22 HB EXL
The only reason my kid has it is because of the integra. The interior is comfy and has the same creature comforts as my a220 did.

 

[Litflynt912]

Obviously they kept all the switches, buttons, vents and other important things the same as the Civic.
But it looks like they at least tried to change everything else for the driver and the front row passenger.

I find it interesting that they didn't do the same for the rear seat passengers lol
The rear door panels are straight out of a Civic but the front door panels have unique design

By the looks of it it might be usb c ports and the rear seats get them to. The civic doesn’t have that. Again. Minor changes to differentiate.
The top of the line HB is the touring around $31-32k
Acura is going to give us, hopefully the same civic with a DCT and 200+HP for the same amount.
a $35k A Spec is more than one needs for day to day. I for one am very excited

 

[jd2157]

Is that whole area in the cup holder/center console area piano black? if it is that area will look horrible after about a month from all the micro scratches and smudges.

From some angles it almost looks like a black version of the weave in the Civic. That would be an excellent compromise… it’d still look different and good but shouldn’t attract fingerprints.

Btw, anyone else getting worried about the rear legroom? It’s looking cramped… my little person ain’t gonna be happy.

 

[TigerEyeJazz]

I've never done more work on a car than replacing brakes, battery, and fluids. I can also change out for a spare tire if given the tools. Never driven on a track. Never driven a RWD car. Never done any mods besides easy stuff like installing a sound system in my old 97 Camry and a roof rack on my CR-V. I've only driven manual once ever and spent most of my time figuring out how to not stall shifting into first (I'd say I retained 0 knowledge from that experience)

I've watched most seasons of Top Gear UK and more recently got into watching some of the YouTube reviewers (ie Straight Pipes, Throttle House, Demuro, SavageGeese) but I think that would be considered something "normal" people do rather than Car enthusiasts or hobbyists.

Oh I also watch 0 car racing, but I do enjoy watching MotoGP despite only ever riding a motorbike once.


EDIT: Sorry none of that defines enthusiast like you asked. I guess its not so easy to just define haha.

You see it’s really not easy in general. Even for me who loves cars but doesn’t work on them, doesn’t do any tunes, watches F1, IMSA, RallyCross racing I don’t even think that is an enthusiast. I think what post people confuse Enthusiast with the most is passion. I have a passion to talk about cars. I have a passion to drive cars, I have a passion to help others about cars, I have a passion about watching races from those classes. It’s always hard to define things in life.