Lexus offers a wide range of SUV models from three-row full-size SUVs to plug-in hybrid crossovers. Here’s a quick breakdown of the differences between the Japanese automaker’s SUV lineup.
While the Lexus RX comes with seating for five passengers, you can upgrade to the Lexus RX L, which offers a third row of seating with room for up to seven passengers.
RX: 295-hp V6 or 308-hp hybrid
NX: 203-hp I-4, 240-hp hybrid, or 302-hp plug-in hybrid
The Lexus LX is the most powerful of the bunch, with a 409-horsepower twin-turbo V6 that propels the ute from zero to 60 in 6.1 seconds.
The LX is far and away the most expensive of the Lexus SUV models, while the NX has the lowest starting price in the family.
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