The second-generation Honda NSX (code name NC1), marketed under the Acura brand in North America and China, marks the return of the legendary Japanese supercar. Unlike its purely combustion predecessor, the NC1 is an exclusively hybrid (HEV) technological showcase. It combines a mid-mounted 3.5L twin-turbo V6 with three electric motors (Sport Hybrid SH-AWD system), offering a particularly sophisticated torque-vectoring all-wheel drive. Hand-assembled at the Performance Manufacturing Center (PMC) in Ohio (USA), it stands out for its exceptional versatility, capable of being a 'daily supercar' while offering very high-level performance. In 2019, it received chassis improvements (firmer anti-roll bars, software recalibration), before bowing out in 2022 with the exclusive Type S version (limit
The Honda/Acura NSX (NC1) is an engineering marvel that suffered from a delayed launch and an image deficit compared to Porsche or Ferrari. However, on the used market, it represents one of the most reliable and daily-drivable supercars ever produced. Its hybrid powertrain is exemplarily robust, true to Honda's reputation. The purchase is highly recommended for technology enthusiasts seeking an exclusive supercar, provided that an authorized NSX service center is nearby, which is essential for the maintenance of the SH-AWD system and the 9DCT gearbox.