Integra receiving interior and exterior updates for M/Y 2026 (Summer 2025).

[Snugs24]

https://hondanews.com/en-US/release...offers-outlook-on-2025-us-automobile-business



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[Tw1stedlog1k]

That's a juicy tidbit. Gonna have to talk to my dealership about getting on the list

 

[pomegranate]

But not power train? There goes my dreams of a better looking and luxurious Civic Hybrid

Hopefully build quality, ventilated seats, and rear seat vents are up there. I'm 100% they'll be removing fog lights

 

[Tw1stedlog1k]

Honestly if I could just get reverse mirror tilt and memory seats that's enough to keep me interested. I'm a simple guy.

 

[VtecBuddy]

Would love the 360 cam and ventilated seats from the ADX

 

[VtecBuddy]

Also Honda shows a black version of the Type R interior a week before announcing the Integra is getting refreshed . Any chance this becomes an option on the 2026 Type S? Especially now that rumors are saying 2025 might be the last year for the Type R?

 

[whtciv2k]

I’m curious to know if the type s will skip the refresh. I’m just basing it off of the FL5 civic which just received an update but the Type R received none of those changes and remains exactly the same.

 

[Snugs24]

Also Honda shows a black version of the Type R interior a week before announcing the Integra is getting refreshed . Any chance this becomes an option on the 2026 Type S? Especially now that rumors are saying 2025 might be the last year for the Type R?

They look nice, but I don’t see the point.

I would be happy if Indy yellow was an option replacing TEP, it’s so nice with the black. Idk how they’d go about the interior styling with the color matched stitching on the inside if they do decide to make the HRC.

 

[Nerd-Vol]

I’m curious to know if the type s will skip the refresh. I’m just basing it off of the FL5 civic which just received an update but the Type R received none of those changes and remains exactly the same.

Did the civic si lag 1 year behind the regular civic on its recent face-lift?

Knowing my timing, I buy an ITS next month and they add ventilated seats and standard heated wheel for 2026 .

 

[creaturemachine]

I'm guessing... Tweaked front-end styling, panoramic moonroof, ventilated seats, updated OS on the dash to Google, and maybe wheels. Basically it has to catch up to the ADX.

 

[creaturemachine]

Did the civic si lag 1 year behind the regular civic on its recent face-lift?

SI was the odd one. It had the front end of the hatch on the sedan body.

Knowing my timing, I buy an ITS next month and they add ventilated seats and standard heated wheel for 2026 .

You can dream, but they gimped the ITS on features to keep the price down and draw in some CTR kids who can go slightly more into debt. Unlikely they'll add much without a price hike. The only place you're getting heated wheels and rear seats is Canada.

 

[Nerd-Vol]

SI was the odd one. It had the front end of the hatch on the sedan body.

You can dream, but they gimped the ITS on features to keep the price down and draw in some CTR kids who can go slightly more into debt. Unlikely they'll add much without a price hike. The only place you're getting heated wheels and rear seats is Canada.

That’s the other thing, would the added features add extra cost. The Type-S as it is currently priced is on the outer edges of my budget.

 

[VtecBuddy]

I’m curious to know if the type s will skip the refresh. I’m just basing it off of the FL5 civic which just received an update but the Type R received none of those changes and remains exactly the same.

Type R has historically gotten refreshes a year after the other civics do, same thing happened with the FK8. So either the FL5 gets refreshed this year or it gets dropped.

 

[VtecBuddy]

That’s the other thing, would the added features add extra cost. The Type-S as it is currently priced is on the outer edges of my budget.

Price will probably go up, but maybe not by a ton. The 2020 Civic Type R added Honda Sensing (which is pretty expensive tech) and the price went up less than $1k.

 

[pomegranate]

I'm guessing... Tweaked front-end styling, panoramic moonroof, ventilated seats, updated OS on the dash to Google, and maybe wheels. Basically it has to catch up to the ADX.

Very optimistic. You have to realize that Acura released the ADX, but before that they gave insanely subpar MMCs to that TLX and even worse for the RDX, which is suppose to be one of their best sellers.

With how little they said, it should get the Civic's newer front fascia. Maybe smoked taillights like the Civic, no more fog lights, longer chin, and urban gray color. Interior, my guess is B&O audio, Google built-in (glorified software update), and honestly that it's.

The niceties in the ADX like pano-sunroof isn't even offered in the Accord. No rear seat vents, I doubt there's ventilated seats too. The bare minimum is added A-spec features to the Integra Type S. For the CVT, I'd actually want the push button shifter instead of the knob because it looks more premium from the Civic's shifter (CVT).

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