Lexus has unveiled the highly anticipated 2023 Lexus LX luxury SUV, boasting improved dynamism and a captivating design language.
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The 2023 Lexus LX is offered in a myriad of models, each catering to different preferences and needs.
Here is a list of the models with their accompanying prices:
- Lexus LX 500d: R2 507 600
- Lexus LX 500d F Sport: R2 517 500
- Lexus LX 600 F Sport: R2 553 600
- Lexus LX 600: R2 568 700
- Lexus LX 600 VIP: R2 986 000
The new LX is founded on the GA-F platform, which offers a 20% increase in rigidity compared to its predecessor. This platform serves as the foundation for the LX’s body-on-frame construction and contributes to its exceptional driving dynamics. Additionally, the vehicle’s weight has been significantly reduced by 200 kg while maintaining enhanced body rigidity, resulting in improved stability and performance both on and off the road.
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The 2023 Lexus LX introduces two powerful twin-turbo powertrains, available in both petrol and diesel V6 configurations. The petrol variant is equipped with a twin-turbocharged engine, providing exhilarating acceleration and smooth power delivery. On the other hand, the diesel option offers robust torque and exceptional fuel efficiency, making it an ideal choice for long-distance cruising and off-road adventures.
Furthermore, the new LX sets new standards in terms of technological innovation. One of the standout features is the inclusion of fingerprint identification, ensuring enhanced security and convenience for owners. This cutting-edge technology allows drivers to access and start their vehicles with a simple touch of their finger, adding an extra layer of protection.
The LX’s advanced suspension system plays a crucial role in delivering an exceptional driving experience. It features front high-mounted double wishbones and a four-link axle-type suspension at the rear, precisely tuned to provide remarkable stability and ride comfort in various driving conditions. Additionally, the LX is equipped with an innovative Active Height Control (AHC) and Adaptive Variable Suspension (AVS) system, allowing for seamless adjustments of vehicle height and damping force according to the driver’s preferences and road conditions.
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In terms of design, the all-new LX exhibits a captivating and bold aesthetic. The exterior showcases a muscular and dynamic profile, characterized by a cab-backward design and a prominent spindle grille with seven sets of floating bars. The grille not only adds to the vehicle’s striking appearance but also optimizes cooling performance for the twin-turbo engines. Inside the cabin, the LX follows Lexus’ Tazuna cockpit concept, emphasizing intuitive operation and driver-focused controls.
Stay tuned for thoughts from our editor Damian Adams after his maiden voyage in the latest Lexus LX.