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"The 2018 Lexus LS 500h, the full hybrid version of Lexus' new flagship sedan, was unveiled at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show. The model, which follows the world premiere of the twin-turbo gas...
Passengers have grown accustomed to battling for the best seats. Lexus ends that now with a new three-row vehicle, making every seat the best seat. Today, Lexus has ushered in a new era of luxury with the global reveal of the first-ever TX, a vehicle made specifically for the North American market. With increasing demand for a three-row SUV that offers substantial space and seating, Lexus rose to the challenge to round out its vehicle offerings and create a sense of luxury that will satisfy and delight the diversifying needs of its Guests.he 2024 Lexus TX provides a serene interior space with a comfortable, quiet in-cabin atmosphere, confident driving, and a spacious luggage compartment - even at full occupancy. Through safety and technology features and powerful performance from a diverse mix of powertrains, TX provides excitement for the driver and an enjoyable ride for up to seven people.Following the release of the NX, LX and RX, TX continues the Next Chapter of Lexus SUVs with evolved Lexus Driving Signature fundamentals. TX has been specifically tuned to provide a smooth, yet exhilarating drive, in every row, without compromising the luxury features Lexus Guests enjoy.TX will be exclusively assembled by Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana (TMMI), and is the first Lexus vehicle to be assembled there.
Lexus has a proud history of pushing boundaries and challenging the status quo. Since its founding in 1989, Lexus has continued to pioneer and develop new products that have changed people's perceptions and reshaped the luxury vehicle market. Lexus has constantly evolved the concept of luxury, not only by creating desirable and exciting products, but also by redefining the entire ownership experience.The all-new LBX with hybrid powertrain (the vehicle is not yet available to order and is not yet homologated) is the smallest Lexus yet, but it lives up to its status as a pioneering model and marks a turning point for the brand in Europe.LBX (the vehicle is not yet available to order and is not yet homologated) stands for Lexus Breakthrough Crossover, a compact SUV that expands the brand's appeal into a new market segment. It embraces modern ideas in design and technology while retaining the signature Lexus qualities of luxurious craftsmanship and Omotenashi hospitality.It's a vehicle that's simple and casual, but one that doesn't compromise on quality and attention to detail: the essence of Lexus has been distilled into a smaller package.
The RX 500h Turbo combines elegance and power to maintain its leading position. Other electrified powertrains available are the RX 450h+, which incorporates Lexus' benchmark plug-in hybrid technology, and the RX 350h, which offers an efficient alternative to diesel or gasoline models.The new RX also incorporates a driver-focused “tazuna” cockpit, for more intuitive control of the vehicle, which in turn enhances the driving experience. Thanks to the new Lexus Link multimedia system, with the standard “Hey Lexus” on-board assistant, the 14-inch touchscreen and remote functions can be controlled via the Lexus Link app for smartphones.Drivers will also enjoy improved handling and response, thanks to the development of the GA-K platform, which offers excellent body rigidity and a low center of gravity. By optimizing SUV fundamentals such as inertia specifications, weight reduction and the engine, Lexus has created a more natural dialogue between vehicle and driver.
The all-new 2023 RX is no exception to this rule, adding extraordinary refinement to its legacy. Innovative computational analysis, an integration of enhanced materials and repeatable high-stress testing performed at the Toyota Technical Center Shimoyama have realized the best version of RX to date.The all-new RX aims to exceed their needs through a myriad of technological, stylistic and innovative improvements. RX offers a highly diverse powertrain portfolio encompassing Lexus Electrified variants, as well as the Lexus-first DIRECT4 all-wheel drive system. And, for the first time ever, a plug-in hybrid electric (PHEV) variant will be available.The new RX further elevates the Lexus Driving Signature fundamentals that launched with the IS. Direct responsiveness, with control at the top of mind, are understood and appreciated at the slightest depression of the RX’s accelerator or tilt of the steering wheel, enabling clear input and response.The 2023 RX will be offered in six grades: Standard, Premium, RX-first Premium+, Luxury, F SPORT Handling and RX-first, F SPORT Performance.From the new, more robust Global Architecture-K platform and accommodating cabin packaging to the stunning exterior’s sleek aerodynamics and the seamless power distribution and delivery via DIRECT4 AWD, anticipating the needs of guests remains a foundational element for RX.
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