Lexus NX is renewed. And it does so from many points of view, aesthetic but also in terms of engines. Starting from the exterior style, the premium SUV from the Japanese brand brings with it an evolution of the “Vital & Tech” philosophy, with the aim of creating a sportier and more elegant look. In purely aesthetic terms, we find a new front grille perfectly integrated with the bodywork and new “all-weather” headlights with integrated rear lights.
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Lexus NX is renewed
Inside, the renewed interior stands out with a new horizontal instrument panel featuring a 12.3″ combimeter, a 14″ multimedia display, and Hidden Switches buttons. Special mention goes to the new Sensory Concierge, which offers a multisensory onboard experience by coordinating light, sounds, climate control, and onboard fragrances. The new Lexus NX is available in four trims: Business, Premium+, Luxury, and F-SPORT.
The F-SPORT trim
Especially interesting is the latter, which stands out for its glossy black contrast finish on the roof bars, rear spoiler, bumpers, and door sills, 20″ wheels with a new aerodynamic design, thinner double-spoke, new red brake calipers added, and new aerodynamic angles on the rear bumpers.
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Hybrid engines
A look also at the engines, with the main novelty represented by the latest generation of Lexus’ hybrid technology. In particular, the 450h+ Plug-in Hybrid version of the premium SUV from the Japanese brand boasts an electric range of over 100 km and an increased power of 307 hp. Also notable is the new compatibility with fast DC charging to maximize EV driving on longer trips. Like this version, the NX 350h Full Hybrid also boasts the best CO2 emissions in their respective categories and gains a towing capacity of 1,500 kg.
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