How many gallons of gas can an Acura MDX hold?
The MDX typically carries about 19.5 gallons of gasoline in the tank (roughly 74 liters). Exact capacity can vary slightly by year and drivetrain, so check your owner's manual or the door jamb label for the precise figure.
The Acura MDX is a mid-size luxury SUV that has evolved across generations, but its fuel-tank capacity has remained essentially consistent in the U.S. market. This article outlines the official capacity and notes where to verify the exact number for your specific vehicle.
Official capacity and typical range
The following figures summarize the MDX's fuel capacity and related details, with notes on consistency and minor differences by year and region.
- Fuel tank capacity: approximately 19.5 gallons (74 liters) for most U.S. MDX models.
- Fuel type: regular unleaded gasoline (as specified by Acura for MDX models).
- Notes: Capacity is similar across generations; some markets or configurations may list slight deviations.
In short, the typical tank size is 19.5 gallons, with rare exceptions based on region or trim.
Capacity by generation
The MDX's fuel-tank size has stayed close to 19.5 gallons across generations in the U.S., but verify the exact figure for your year and market.
- First generation (2001–2006): 19.5 gallons (74 liters) — common spec.
- Second generation (2007–2013): 19.5 gallons (74 liters) — common spec.
- Third generation (2014–2020): 19.5 gallons (74 liters) — common spec.
- Fourth generation (2022–present): 19.5 gallons (74 liters) — common spec.
Always check the owner's manual or the driver's door jamb sticker for your exact capacity, particularly if you are outside the U.S. or have a hybrid variant.
Driving range context
Actual driving range per tank depends on engine, drivetrain, and driving conditions. With the MDX’s 19.5-gallon tank and real-world fuel economy varying by configuration, drivers typically experience several hundred miles per tank.
Summary
The Acura MDX typically holds about 19.5 gallons of gasoline, around 74 liters, across most models. For the precise figure on your vehicle, refer to the owner's manual or the door sticker, especially if you are in a different market or have a special edition.
