The 2026 Acura Integra curb weight varies by trim and transmission. The base 1.5-liter Integra with the CVT weighs 3,084 pounds, and the A-Spec with Technology equipped with the six-speed manual comes in slightly lighter at 3,073 pounds. The sportier A-Spec with the CVT weighs 3,150 pounds, while the performance Type S, with its larger turbo engine and upgraded hardware, comes in at 3,219 pounds.

Across the lineup, the Integra stays light for its class, which helps deliver its agile, responsive handling on the roads around Ocala.

• Base 1.5-liter with CVT at 3,084 pounds
• A-Spec with Technology six-speed manual at 3,073 pounds
• A-Spec with CVT at 3,150 pounds
• Type S at 3,219 pounds
• Light curb weight for the class

The 2026 Acura Integra measures 185.8 inches long in its 1.5-liter trims, with the Type S stretching slightly to 186.0 inches. It rides on a 107.7-inch wheelbase and stands 55.5 inches tall, giving the Integra a long, low, sporty profile.

Those proportions help the Integra feel planted and confident on the road while remaining easy to park and live with day to day around Ocala.

• 185.8-inch length on the 1.5-liter trims
• 186.0-inch length on the Type S
• 107.7-inch wheelbase
• 55.5-inch overall height
• Long, low sport-sedan stance

The 2026 Acura Integra is 72.0 inches wide, excluding the mirrors, in its 1.5-liter trims. The wider-track Type S measures 74.8 inches across, thanks to its flared fenders and more aggressive stance. Either way, the Integra's width supports a stable, confident feel through corners.

That balance of width and length keeps the Integra planted when you want to have fun while staying easy to place in traffic and in parking spaces.

• 72.0-inch width on the 1.5-liter trims, without mirrors
• 74.8-inch width on the Type S
• Wider Type S track and flared fenders
• Stable, confident cornering feel
• Easy to maneuver in daily driving

The 2026 Acura Integra seats five passengers and, thanks to its liftback design, is more practical than a typical sedan. It offers 42.3 inches of front legroom and 37.4 inches of rear legroom, plus 24.3 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats.

Fold the rear seats down and the wide hatch opening makes it easy to load bikes, luggage, and larger gear. That blend of passenger space and cargo versatility is a big part of the Integra's appeal for Ocala drivers who want something sporty but usable.

• Seating for five passengers
• 42.3 inches of front legroom
• 37.4 inches of rear legroom
• 24.3 cubic feet of cargo behind the rear seats
• Folding rear seats and a wide liftback opening