The new Lexus RX 2023 debuts with its range and prices for Spain
The new generation of the Lexus RX has just arrived on the Spanish market with four trim levels available, extensive equipment and three electrified powertrains

Since its market debut in 1998, the Lexus RX has become one of the best-selling models of the Japanese brand, with more than 3.5 million units sold worldwide over these 24 years, of which 300,000 have been in Europe.
Now, the fifth generation of this successful model has just been presented on the Spanish market, maintaining “the Lexus DNA of quality, superior ride comfort and refinement, and taking the driving experience to the next level”, according to Koji Sato, president of Lexus International.
Starting with the range of the new Lexus RX 2023, the new model will be offered in four available trim levels: Business, Executive, Luxury and F Sport. Depending on each of these trim levels, you will get more equipment aimed at delivering a more comfort-oriented experience or, in the case of the F Sport version, at highlighting the sportier side of this SUV.

Combined with its refreshed design, featuring a redesigned front end with light units using multi-LED technology, a very athletic profile and a rear end with taillights joined by an LED strip that gives it a very elegant and sporty look, the new model will come with an extensive list of standard equipment.
Luxury and technology for its interior
In addition, another of its strong points will be its technological equipment, highlighting the 14-inch touchscreen of its infotainment system, its fully digital instrument cluster with Head-Up Display, the 360º camera, or the Lexus Safety System +3 package, which adds pre-collision detection with motorcycle recognition and emergency steering assist, among others.

Prices by trim level and engine
As for its engines and prices, the entry model in the new Lexus RX range is the 350h Business version, which has a 245 CV engine and starts from 77,300 euros. If you opt for the same engine with the Executive trim, the price rises to 87,100 euros.
The next step up in the RX range is the 450h+ version, a plug-in hybrid with 306 CV of power and an all-electric range of up to 65 kilometres. Equipped with the Business trim, the price is 84,500 euros, rising to 93,900 euros with the Executive trim, and up to 102,500 euros with the Luxury trim.
Finally, the top-of-the-range version, both in price and power, is the RX 500h, the brand’s first turbocharged hybrid, which produces 371 CV and is offered from 107,300 euros with the F Sport trim.
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