Acura has released a new teaser for an upcoming concept vehicle that will make its debut next week at The Quail during Monterey Car Week. While the automaker has not disclosed the vehicle’s identity, the brief preview showcases a dramatic new rear lighting design, offering another look at the styling direction Acura introduced with its concept SUV earlier this year.

New Acura Concept Set for The Quail Debut

The teaser video, shared on Acura’s YouTube channel, provides a glimpse of the rear of an unnamed concept vehicle. A distinctive X-shaped taillight signature dominates the design, accompanied by vertical brake lights positioned above and below an illuminated ACURA wordmark.

The company confirmed that the concept will be unveiled next week at The Quail as part of the Monterey Car Week festivities, but it has not revealed whether the vehicle is a sedan, hatchback, or SUV.

Design Hints Point to a Crossover-Inspired Shape

The teaser’s upper lighting elements appear to trace a fastback-style roofline that flows into a sharply cut rear section. The lighting design is similar to the concept Acura revealed in March, though it features a more aggressive interpretation.

That earlier concept was described as previewing design elements for the fourth-generation RDX. Based on the latest teaser, the new concept could also feature a taller, crossover-like profile with angular bodywork and a front-end lighting signature that follows Acura’s recent design language.

Hybrid Powertrain Details Remain Unconfirmed

Acura has not released technical specifications or confirmed the concept’s powertrain. The automaker is expected to share additional details when the vehicle is officially revealed at The Quail.

What the Teaser Reveals So Far

• A new Acura concept will debut next week at The Quail during Monterey Car Week.
• The teaser highlights a bold X-shaped rear lighting signature.
• Vertical brake lights frame an illuminated ACURA wordmark.
• The concept appears to feature a fastback-style rear profile.
• Acura has not confirmed the vehicle’s body style or drivetrain.

For now, Acura has offered only a brief preview of its latest concept vehicle. More information, including its design, body style, and technical details, is expected when the concept makes its official debut during Monterey Car Week next week.