Lexus

Plano – October 16, 2026 -- The 2027 Lexus TX three-row SUV starts at $58,890 (including DPH), offers 20.2 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third row, and comes with Lexus Safety System+ 3.0 as standard on every model.

The plug-in hybrid is dropped, and little else changes

The TX 550h+ plug-in hybrid is discontinued for the 2027 model year. Matador Red Mica returns as an exterior color for non-F SPORT models after debuting on them for 2026. The TX 350 gets revised vacuum brake booster tuning and brake hold feature. The TX 500h now wears "AWD" badges instead of the "DIRECT4" badges used for 2026.

The TX 350 Premium's 20-inch aluminum wheels adopt a darker gray finish, and red-painted brake calipers are a new option on F SPORT grades.

Plano, Texas – September 07, 2026 -- Lexus has unveiled the redesigned 2027 NX compact crossover, confirming the lineup will be 100% electrified with buyers choosing between a hybrid-electric (HEV) or plug-in hybrid (PHEV) powertrain. The model is expected to reach global markets by late 2026.

Four trims arrive in each powertrain option

The NX range will offer four versions across both HEV and PHEV setups: Premium, Premium+, F SPORT and Luxury.

The PHEV battery delivers more range and faster charging

The NX 450h+ uses a newly developed lithium-ion battery with an 8% power increase and 30% more capacity than its predecessor. Lexus estimates certain PHEV versions will achieve more than 40 miles of electric-only range, though official EPA ratings will be released closer to launch. DC fast-charging and a fast-charge port cover now come standard on PHEV models.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING -- June 6, 2026 -- Lexus has pulled back the curtain on the TZ, its first-ever three-row battery electric SUV, and the story behind how it was built is just as compelling as the car itself. The world premiere took place on May 7 at Toyota Technical Center Shimoyama — a sprawling development hub straddling the cities of Toyota and Okazaki in Aichi Prefecture — drawing media from across Japan and around the world to witness a significant milestone for the Lexus brand. From the way the rear seats cocoon passengers to a quietly refined drive that left testers genuinely surprised, the TZ is shaping up to be one of the most ambitious electric vehicles to come out of Japan, and the infrastructure to support it is growing alongside it.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING -- June 1, 2026 -- Lexus has just pulled back the curtain on its brand-new model, the TZ, in one of the most unusual and meaningful settings a car company could choose: a working development facility deep in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, where engineers, designers, and drivers spend their days pushing cars to the breaking point and then fixing them on the spot. The world premiere took place on May 7, 2026, at the Toyota Technical Center Shimoyama (TTC-S), a sprawling test and development hub spanning Toyota City and Okazaki City -- a place that is normally closed to the outside world, which makes its choice as a debut venue all the more significant for Lexus fans and car enthusiasts alike.