Lexus RZ 600e F Sport Performance priced at $135,000 with nine coming to Australia
Lexus Australia will introduce the RZ 600e F Sport Performance in the fourth quarter of 2026 at $135,000, with just nine examples expected for Australian customers from a global run of fewer than 200 vehicles. The figure is published on Lexus Australia’s 28 September 2026 flagship release beside the rest of the RZ price ladder. Treat it as a manufacturer’s list price before on-road costs in line with Lexus Australia’s standard media pricing basis, then confirm the on-road total with a participating dealer.
Lexus calls the 600e its most powerful production EV, with retuned output of 313 kW, a claimed 4.4-second 0-100 km/h time and up to 420 km WLTP range from the shared 77 kWh battery. Eight of Lexus Australia’s 31 dealerships will handle expressions of interest.
Price and allocation
RZ grade on the Lexus Australia release | Published price |
|---|---|
RZ 500e Luxury | $84,500 |
RZ 500e Sports Luxury | $91,000 |
RZ 550e F Sport | $104,920 |
$135,000 |
On that ladder the 600e sits $30,080 above the RZ 550e F Sport before on-road costs. Lexus of Brisbane is allocated two vehicles. Lexus of Chatswood, Perth, Parramatta, Brighton, Sutherland, Blackburn and Sydney City Lexus are the other seven retailers named, one allocation each, covering the nine-car total.
Performance hardware Lexus publishes
The 600e shares the 77 kWh pack and 167 kW front and rear motors with the RZ 550e F Sport, then adds a powertrain retune for 313 kW through the DIRECT4 all-wheel-drive system. Chassis changes include a 20 mm lower ride height, performance dampers, unique spring rates, 400 mm front ventilated discs with six-piston calipers and 317 mm rear ventilated discs.
Flagship item | Lexus Australia figure |
|---|---|
System output | 313 kW |
0-100 km/h | 4.4 seconds |
WLTP range (up to) | 420 km |
Battery | 77 kWh lithium-ion |
Australian allocation | Nine vehicles |
Global production run | Fewer than 200 |
Exterior cues include 21-inch matte black ENKEI wheels, carbon aero pieces and Neutrino Grey two-tone paint, with optional Hakugin white matte two-tone. Inside, Ultrasuede sports seats, a yoke steer-by-wire wheel and Interactive Manual Drive paddle shifting with eight simulated gears are part of the published flagship pack.
How to chase one of the nine
Interest runs through the eight named retailers only. A deposit or order process should state which VIN allocation you are holding, the paint choice and the on-road total above the $135,000 list figure. For broader Lexus EV context see the standard Lexus RZ range, the new Lexus ES electric sedan, the Lexus index and the electric SUVs under $60,000 guide for volume alternatives in a different price band.
Lexus Australia’s own numbers are the story. Nine RZ 600e F Sport Performance vehicles, $135,000 published, 313 kW, fourth-quarter 2026 arrival. Everything else is negotiation around those scarce allocations. Related reading also covers cheapest electric cars in Australia, public EV charging costs, average new-car prices by brand and the Toyota RAV4 for a volume hybrid alternative.
