Lexus has revealed the new, updated LS saloon ahead of its sales launch in the UK and Europe in late 2020. The company says it is introducing new technologies, equipment and design features that reinforce the status of the LS as the flagship of the brand.
Lexus begins a new era in electrified motoring with the opening of online reservations for the new UX 300e, an all-electric version of its compact urban SUV. It is the first battery electric model from Lexus, a brand associated with hybrid electric vehicles for more than 15 years.
Lexus breaks new ground this week with official sales launch of the new RX 450hL, its first seven-seat model in the UK. Designed to extend the appeal of the RX luxury SUV, the new RX L provides an extra two seats with, according to Lexus, no compromise in the comfort of all passengers on board. It shares the same hybrid powertrain as the five-seat RX, but benefits from a revised body extended from the rear axle to ensure the additional seats offer good head and leg-room and are easy to access. Comfort and convenience are further addressed by a power-folding system for the third row seats and triple-zone climate control being provided as standard on all versions of the RX L.
Lexus has designed its first seven-seat version of the RX luxury SUV, the new Lexus RX L. Lexus says it has added more seats to the cabin while “maintaining all of the comfort, convenience and quality that are true to the brand’s omotenashi principles of hospitality”.
Lexus chose the Geneva Motor Show for the world debut unveiling of its new UX model – a free-spirited crossover crafted expressly for the modern urban explorer who seeks a fresh, contemporary and dynamic take on a luxury lifestyle.
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