Lexus LX 700h 2025 Review: Fourth-Generation Hybrid SUV

The fourth-generation Lexus LX (J300) has always been the benchmark for luxury and off-road capabilities. In 2025, the model range was replenished with a new hybrid modification of the LX 700h V6 . This version is designed to combine traditional power and status with increased fuel efficiency and reduced emissions, meeting modern environmental requirements. Your car will become more practical and comfortable inside due to tuning the Lexus 700h, and if you need accessories for another model, then our range of products can be found at this link .

Technical specifications

• Engine: 3.4-liter twin-turbo V6 with hybrid system.
• Power: 457 hp
• Torque: 790 Nm.
• Transmission: 10-speed automatic, all-wheel drive.
• Fuel consumption: ~11.7 l/100 km in the combined cycle.
• Dimensions: length - 5100 mm, width - 1990 mm, height - 1895 mm, wheelbase - 2850 mm.
• Acceleration: 0–100 km/h in 6.9 seconds.
• Max speed: 210 km/h.
• Towing capacity: up to 8,000 lbs (3,629 kg).
• Number of seats: 4-5 or 7.

Equipment

The SUV is offered in Luxury, Ultra Luxury and Overtrail versions. The basic equipment includes:

• Lexus Interface multimedia system with a 12.3-inch screen.
• 10-way heated and ventilated seats.
• Adaptive cruise control and Lexus Safety System+ 3.0 safety systems.
• 2400W inverter for external power. Overtrail adds 33-inch off-road tires, locking differentials, and an optional two-row seating configuration.

Exterior and interior

The exterior of the LX 700h emphasizes solidity: a massive radiator grille, LED headlights and optional 22-inch wheels. The Overtrail has enhanced protection and increased ground clearance for off-road.

The interior is luxurious: semi-aniline leather, open-pore ebony wood inserts, three rows of seats for 7 people (although the hybrid battery somewhat limits the third row). A touch-sensitive center console, Mark Levinson audio system, and panoramic roof create a premium atmosphere.