Honda to Launch HRC Performance Parts in March 2027
The new performance line offers upgraded wheels and exhaust systems for several Honda and Acura vehicle models.
Updated on Oct. 22, 2026 in Auto Parts

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Honda is set to launch its HRC Performance Parts line in March 2027, with products available through dealerships and the online DreamShop. The new catalog features performance-oriented upgrades for vehicles including the Civic Type R and Passport.
Why it matters
This expansion allows owners of popular Honda and Acura models to purchase factory-backed performance components designed to improve handling and vehicle capability. The parts are specifically engineered to provide measurable improvements over standard factory specifications.
The 19-inch lightweight wheels for the Civic Type R weigh 20.8 pounds, while the off-road wheel increases load capacity by 220 pounds. The new cat-back exhaust system improves ground clearance by up to 1.9 inches.
The players
Honda
Honda is a multinational conglomerate and major automotive manufacturer known for producing a wide range of passenger vehicles.
Acura
Acura serves as the luxury vehicle division of the Japanese automaker Honda.
SEMA
The Specialty Equipment Market Association hosts an annual trade show focused on automotive aftermarket parts and specialty equipment.
The details
The upcoming product line includes forged-aluminum wheels for the Civic Type R and Integra Type S, alongside off-road components for the Passport and Pilot. Future catalog expansions are planned to introduce brakes, suspension components, and a short-throw shifter.
Timeline
Honda announced the HRC performance parts program in 2024.
Prototypes for the Acura Integra Type S and Passport debuted in 2025.
The HRC Performance Parts line will launch at the SEMA show in November 2026.
Performance parts will become available for retail purchase in March 2027.
Roadmap
This move positions Honda to capture more of the lucrative aftermarket performance sector by offering components that mirror the factory-tested durability of its existing vehicle lineup. It reflects a broader industry trend where automakers are increasingly internalizing the customization process to compete with independent performance shops.
Drivers can purchase these performance upgrades directly through their local Honda and Acura dealerships or via the company's online store. These parts are designed for specific compatibility with select models, ensuring easier installation compared to aftermarket alternatives.
The takeaway
Owners looking to upgrade their vehicles should consult the official HRC catalog once it goes live to ensure compatibility with their specific trim levels. Investing in factory-engineered parts can help maintain vehicle performance standards while potentially simplifying the modification process.
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