2024 Lexus LBX, GX & TX

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The newly announced Lexus threesome.

Lexus LBX

Lexus has a proud history of pushing boundaries and challenging the status quo. Since its founding in 1989, it has repeatedly pioneered new thinking and new products that have changed people's perceptions and reshaped the luxury car market. It has constantly evolved the concept of what luxury means, not just by creating desirable and exciting products, but also by redefining the complete ownership experience.

Its record of achievement today welcomes a new name: the Lexus LBX.

The all-new, all-hybrid electric LBX is the smallest Lexus yet, but fully deserving of its status as a landmark model, one which breaks down the traditional luxury hierarchy and which will be a game-changer for the brand in Europe.

LBX stands for Lexus Breakthrough Crossover, a compact SUV that will extend Lexus' brand appeal into new market territory. It embraces contemporary ideas in design and technology while maintaining the distinguishing Lexus qualities of the luxury craftsmanship and Omotenashi hospitality.

This is a car that's simple, casual and easy to live with, but which makes no compromises in quality and attention to detail: the essence of Lexus has been distilled into a smaller package, transcending customers' traditional expectations of what a premium compact SUV can offer.

It also breaks new ground by disrupting the traditional grade strategy to give owners more freedom to express their individual taste and sense of style. True to Lexus' commitment to "making luxury personal," the LBX will be offered in a choice of four "atmospheres" in addition to its base grade. Rather than being defined by the level of equipment or comfort features, these atmospheres focus on expressing different refined,


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Lexus GX

Elevating the adventure-ready SUV segment is not a task taken lightly, but the all-new 2024 Lexus GX is up to the challenge with an unparalleled combination of elegant features, offroad capability, and the luxurious quality for which Lexus is known. Redesigned from the ground up, the GX builds on its 20 years in the Sport Utility Segment... making the case for the GX to be defined as a "Sophisticated Utility Vehicle."

Now, a new legend is born as Lexus unveils the all-new, completely redesigned 2024 GX. The first-generation GX entered the North American market in 2002 as a force to be reckoned with in the mid-luxury SUV market. Lexus enthusiasts have praised its legendary off-road capability and its ability to tackle rough terrains, taking customers comfortably from errands to remote spaces.

"For more than two decades, the GX has bridged the gap between legendary off-road capability and luxurious everyday driving," said Dejuan Ross, group vice president and general manager, Lexus division. "The GX is a critical piece in the evolution of the Next Chapter for Lexus, and with new powertrains, an impressive host of premium features, and the all-new Overtrail grade, the 2024 GX has something for everyone."

The age-old saying is true: it's about the journey; not the destination. The all-new GX was designed to inspire customers to pursue their urge to travel, take an unpaved path, immerse themselves in nature and revel in the joy of driving. As part of that journey, GX blazes the trail as the first vehicle to bring the global Lexus "Overtrail Project" to life. The 2024 GX builds upon the strong foundation created by the outgoing generation, and brings the intuitive technology, thoughtful interior touches, and continued off-road prowess that Lexus guests have come to expect.


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Lexus TX

Passengers have grown accustomed to battling for the best seats. Lexus ends that now with a new three-row vehicle, making every seat the best seat. Lexus has ushered in a new era of luxury with the global reveal of the first-ever TX, a vehicle made specifically for the North American market.

With increasing demand for a three-row SUV that offers substantial space and seating, Lexus rose to the challenge to round out its vehicle offerings and create a sense of luxury that will satisfy and delight the diversifying needs of its Guests.

"We're excited to introduce the TX, an all-new vehicle for those Canadian Guests who desire comfortable and luxurious space for larger groups - whether it's family, extended families, or friends," said Martin Gilbert, Director of Lexus Canada. "As the market diversifies, Lexus is committed to ensuring every Canadian Guest has a choice of luxury vehicles that meet the needs and desires of their lifestyle. The TX is an excellent example of this. It's designed to speak to an emerging market segment while expressing our ongoing commitment to electrification, technology, performance, and design."

The 2024 Lexus TX provides a serene interior space with a comfortable, quiet in-cabin atmosphere, confident driving, and a spacious luggage compartment - even at full occupancy. Through safety and technology features and powerful performance from a diverse mix of powertrains, TX provides excitement for the driver and an enjoyable ride for up to seven people.


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The newly announced Lexus threesome.

Lexus LBX

Lexus has a proud history of pushing boundaries and challenging the status quo. Since its founding in 1989, it has repeatedly pioneered new thinking and new products that have changed people's perceptions and reshaped the luxury car market. It has constantly evolved the concept of what luxury means, not just by creating desirable and exciting products, but also by redefining the complete ownership experience.

Its record of achievement today welcomes a new name: the Lexus LBX.

The all-new, all-hybrid electric LBX is the smallest Lexus yet, but fully deserving of its status as a landmark model, one which breaks down the traditional luxury hierarchy and which will be a game-changer for the brand in Europe.

LBX stands for Lexus Breakthrough Crossover, a compact SUV that will extend Lexus' brand appeal into new market territory. It embraces contemporary ideas in design and technology while maintaining the distinguishing Lexus qualities of the luxury craftsmanship and Omotenashi hospitality.

This is a car that's simple, casual and easy to live with, but which makes no compromises in quality and attention to detail: the essence of Lexus has been distilled into a smaller package, transcending customers' traditional expectations of what a premium compact SUV can offer.

It also breaks new ground by disrupting the traditional grade strategy to give owners more freedom to express their individual taste and sense of style. True to Lexus' commitment to "making luxury personal," the LBX will be offered in a choice of four "atmospheres" in addition to its base grade. Rather than being defined by the level of equipment or comfort features, these atmospheres focus on expressing different refined,


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Nice, now let's see something that makes sense, like a sedan version.
 
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What you see here is the third-generation 7-seater Lexus GX, which was recently unveiled in North America. We’ve had no confirmation from Lexus SA on its availability, but we understand that it will be built in right-hand drive, so it’s not off the cards yet.

Underpinned by the Toyota TNGA-F platform (which also underpins the Toyota Land Cruiser 300), the Lexus GX has two engine options. Customers will be able to go for the muscular 3.5-litre twin-turbocharged V6 or the frugal 2.4-litre hybrid turbo 4-cylinder petrol.

 
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