Lexus
Toyota's luxury vehicle division, founded 1989. Sells cars and SUVs globally under the Lexus name. Known for hybrid drivetrains; expanding into battery-electric with the RZ and TZ models.
Lexus models
Lexus models and prices
Models on this page are sold in Japan and USA.
| Model | Price from | Market | Body | Powertrain | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IS | $47,545 | USASep 2026 | Sedan | ICE · HEV | On Sale |
| NX | —Price not published | — | SUV | HEV · PHEV | Coming Soon |
| TZ | $72,050 | USASep 2026 | SUV | EV | Coming Soon |
Starting prices in the market each car is sold in, on the date shown. USD figures are approximate conversions.
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News about Lexus
The $2 billion Lexus plant, due to start in 2027, is Toyota's first to use the giant presses.
Black BBS forged wheels and green stitching on 350 cars for North America; the 2027 IS 350 starts at $47,545.
Explainers
Toyota owns 20% of Subaru, 5.1% of Mazda and 4.9% of Suzuki, three rivals it competes against.
A mild hybrid never moves on electricity, a full hybrid manages a kilometre or two, a plug-in 40 to 100 km.
Lexus is the luxury arm of Toyota, established in 1989 with a US market focus and now sold globally. The brand built its reputation on hybrid powertrains - the LS600h and RX450h were segment firsts - and has been slower than German rivals to commit to battery-electric, launching its first dedicated EV platform with the RZ in 2023.
The TZ, due in late 2026, is the brand’s first three-row electric SUV and its first model on the updated TNGA-K platform shared with the new Toyota Highlander.