Lexus TX Review: Specs, Trims and Photos

Lexus TX — is a premium three-row SUV that debuted in 2023 as an alternative to the Toyota Grand Highlander. The model targets families, offering space, luxury, and modern technology with gasoline and hybrid options. The TX competes in the luxury crossover segment, emphasizing comfort and safety with Lexus Safety System+ 3.0. To make your vehicle look unique and impressive, we recommend Lexus TX tuning, and if you need accessories for another car, you can find our product range at this link.

Technical Specifications

• Dimensions: length 5161 mm, width 1989 mm, height 1781 mm, wheelbase 2950 mm; ground clearance 201 mm.
• Engine: base 2.4 L turbo I4 (275 hp, 429 Nm); hybrid TX 500h — 366 hp, TX 550h+ PHEV — 406 hp.
• Performance: 0–100 km/h in 6.5–7.5 s; top speed 200 km/h; fuel consumption 9–10.4 L/100 km combined.
• Drive and Transmission: front or all-wheel drive, 6- or 8-speed automatic/e-CVT; towing capacity up to 2265 kg.

Trim Levels

• Base: 20-inch wheels, 14-inch touchscreen, wireless charging, basic ADAS.
• Premium: heated/ventilated seats, panoramic roof, Mark Levinson premium audio.
• Additional: F Sport package with adaptive suspension, head-up display, 360° cameras.
• Luxury: power third row, Semi-Aniline leather, parking autopilot.

Exterior and Interior

Exterior of TX combines aggressive styling with smooth lines: trapezoidal grille, matrix LED headlights, aerodynamic silhouette with Cd 0.35 and optional 22-inch wheels. The rear with LED strip emphasizes width. 

Interior offers luxury for 7 people: spacious cabin with flat floor, leather and wood materials, 14-inch display with wireless Apple CarPlay. The third row is comfortable for adults, luggage capacity from 572 to 2748 L.