That’s Baller: Acura Showcases Creative Collision of Art and Innovation During Miami Art Week

Acura’s dedication to the arts took center stage during Miami Art Week 2024.

Whether you attended the Scope Art fair, strolled past the Loews Miami Beach and saw the pimped-out 2025 Acura ADX perfectly positioned out front, or hopped in a shuttle, it was on full notice.

The luxury car company didn’t ride solo to complete this mission. Paris-native multidisciplinary artist Dalkhafine was riding shotgun, bringing this creative collision to life with her playful, pop-inspired mural as part of the Scope Walls program. The trippy artwork perfectly reflected Acura’s vision of merging mobility and creativity.

But the walls at Scope weren’t the French artist’s only canvas during Art Week. That pimped-out ADX perched outside the Loews? Also Dalkhafine’s work. Over by the mural, Dalkhafine’s chromed-wrapped ADX–fit for a baller– also turned heads as it glistened in the December Miami sun.  

The ADX, by the way, is Acura’s all-new compact SUV, set to arrive at dealerships early 2025. Equipped with bomb features like Google and Alexa built-in, panoramic moonroofs, heated steering wheels, and an eight-speaker sound system, the sporty SUV tops our list of ballerific cars to consider for your next purchase. And at a starting price point in the mid-$30,000s, it’s the perfect gateway into luxury vehicles.

Acura not only showcased its dedication to arts during the fair but also its forward-thinking innovation.

Besides the ADX, the car company’s all-electric 2024 ZDX also shined. Our favorite model, the Type S, starts at around $73,000. The SUV, fit for a true baller, is the performance brand’s first-ever EV.  With hands-free cruise control, automatic lane-changing, and a spacious interior, his sleek, high-performance ride redefines luxury and for sure tops our list of cars that are perfect for those ready to make the leap to electric.