Compare Acura models, US model years, driving assistance equipment and glass fitment before requesting replacement. Request an Acura glass quote with the year, model, damaged pane and ZIP code. Give the shop your VIN when requested.

Acura model history and ADAS equipment

Scope: US-market production nameplates. Years below are model years, which can differ from calendar production and sale dates. Trim editions are grouped with their parent model. Canadian-only EL and CSX models and concept cars are excluded. A model-year range is not a statement that every year uses identical glass or safety equipment. Current-model coverage below is checked through the 2026 lineup.

Acura’s October 2026 roadmap identifies Integra, ADX, RDX and MDX as its 2026 lineup. Announced future models are not treated here as completed production vehicles. This directory identifies nameplates; individual build-date and final-production records still need model-specific confirmation.

What Acura ADAS features do

AcuraWatch can include Collision Mitigation Braking System (CMBS), Forward Collision Warning (FCW), Lane Keeping Assist (LKAS), Road Departure Mitigation (RDM), Lane Departure Warning (LDW) and Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC). Low-Speed Follow, Traffic Jam Assist, blind spot information and surround-view functions depend on year, transmission and package. They are not all interchangeable or all controlled by the windshield camera.

For example, blind spot radar is separate from the front camera, and a rearview camera is not evidence of a camera at the windshield. The 2024 TLX and 2025 MDX introduced updated front camera and radar capabilities. Aiming instructions must follow the installed system, not the AcuraWatch name alone.

Feature names, sensors and glass options: keep them separate

Forward Collision Warning (FCW) alerts the driver. Collision Mitigation Braking System (CMBS) can apply braking assistance. Lane Departure Warning (LDW) warns of lane departure; Lane Keeping Assist (LKAS) can provide steering assistance. They are different functions, even when packaged together as AcuraWatch.

Camera, radar, lidar and laser describe sensing technology, not interchangeable feature names. This page does not assign lidar to an Acura without a model-specific specification. Blind spot radar, parking sensors and surround-view cameras also have separate inspection or aiming requirements.

Verified trim and transmission examples

• 2026 Integra: Acura’s US specification table lists CMBS, FCW, LDW, LKAS and RDM across the listed trims. Low-Speed Follow and Traffic Jam Assist are listed for CVT configurations, not the 6-speed manual configurations. “AcuraWatch equipped” therefore does not mean every Integra has the same functions.
• 2026 MDX: The US specification table lists an automatic-dimming frameless rearview mirror across the listed trims. Rain-sensing wipers and a 10.5-inch head-up display vary by package. Verify the trim column before assigning either feature to an individual vehicle.

Glass-related questions for an accurate quote

• Heated glass: Distinguish a full electrically heated windshield from a heated wiper-park area and from the rear-window defroster. Heated mirrors do not establish a heated windshield.
• Head-up display: Match HUD-compatible glass and any specified display checks; HUD is not the same system as the forward camera.
• Electrochromic / auto-dimming mirror: Confirm the mirror type, bracket and wiring. The mirror itself is not a driving-assistance camera.
• Rain sensor and acoustic glass: Confirm sensor provisions and the specified laminated or acoustic construction for the exact pane.

Static, dynamic and dual calibration

Static calibration uses the prescribed stationary setup; dynamic calibration uses a specified road-driving procedure. Dual calibration means both are required by the applicable instructions. “Static or dynamic” means an allowed alternative, not automatically both. Use the model-year service procedure to identify the requirement; never label an entire brand as dual-calibration.

Additional cost can come from the specified glass, sensor attachments, target setup, diagnostics and required aiming work. Automatic braking capability alone does not establish a higher glass price or mean every sensor needs recalibration.

Specification references: 2026 Integra US specifications; 2026 MDX US specifications. Model-specific service information controls calibration.

Acura calibration after glass replacement

Acura’s August 2025 aiming job aid identifies windshield replacement or removal/reinstallation as an aiming trigger for applicable multipurpose or FCW/LDW cameras, and specifies genuine Acura replacement windshield glass. The model-specific service manual controls the procedure.

1. Identify: Confirm VIN, glass, installed camera/radar and required aiming instructions.
2. Prepare: Check vehicle condition and the specified aiming area. Correct damage and setup problems before aiming.
3. Install: Follow the applicable glass and adhesive procedure and refit equipment correctly.
4. Aim: Use the specified targets, diagnostic equipment and static or dynamic procedure for that system.
5. Verify: Complete required checks and document results; observe adhesive drive-away requirements separately.

Radar, blind spot and surround-view aiming have separate triggers. A windshield job does not automatically mean every sensor needs calibration. Ask for separate estimates for installation, adhesive waiting time and aiming. There is no verified universal calibration duration for every Acura.

OE glass, glass suppliers and replacement glass are different

Genuine OE replacement glass is supplied under an Acura part number and specification. A glass manufacturer is the company that produces a pane. A company may make both OE and aftermarket products; its name alone does not establish that a particular aftermarket pane is the genuine Acura part. Catalog supplier names describe specific parts, not a guarantee of which pane was installed on every vehicle at the factory.

American Honda’s glass position statement warns about non-OE windshield effects on driving support and head-up display operation. It also identifies acoustic front side glass on some models and trims. Order by VIN and preserve the specified construction, optical properties and attachments.

Documented Acura glass supplier examples by pane

These are limited catalog examples, not a complete factory sourcing matrix. Confirm supersessions, build date, trim and current fitment before ordering. Other panes and unlisted model years remain unverified; they must not inherit the supplier shown for a windshield.

The TLX example illustrates why a back-glass supplier cannot be copied to a small door-quarter/vent pane. For a physical vehicle, record each pane’s markings separately and match them to its VIN-specific part record. A DOT maker code helps trace the glass manufacturer but does not by itself establish full fitment or OE status.

Request an Acura glass quote

Identify the exact pane, side, model year and known features. Ask the local shop to itemize genuine glass, installation materials, required aiming and fees. Start your Acura glass quote; the provider confirms pricing and scheduling.

Sources and verification

• Acura US model chronology and Honda/Acura vehicle history.
• Acura October 2026 lineup roadmap; TLX production conclusion.
• AcuraWatch technology history; 2017 MDX/RLX equipment; 2019 ILX equipment.
• Acura August 2025 aiming job aid; American Honda OE glass position statement.
• MDX dealer parts-catalog record; RDX dealer part record; TLX OE catalog transcription.

Reviewed November 6, 2026. Supplier examples are part-specific. Unverified factory supplier assignments and exact production-day ranges are intentionally not asserted.