2026 New Lexus RX
$90,350 – $127,700
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Yes. The Lexus RX is part of the Lexus Australia new vehicle range as a large luxury SUV.
The Lexus RX is a large five-seat SUV designed for premium family, business and touring use.
The Australian RX range includes petrol, hybrid electric and plug-in hybrid choices depending on grade.
The RX range includes modern smartphone connectivity, though device compatibility and feature operation should be confirmed with a Lexus dealer.
Yes. The RX is well suited to families who want a refined five-seat SUV with a quiet cabin, safety technology and strong comfort.
Yes. The RX 450h+ is the plug-in hybrid version in the Australian RX range.
No. Lexus Australia lists some RX exterior colours as grade-specific, so buyers should confirm colour and trim availability before ordering.
The RX suits buyers who want a premium large SUV with Lexus refinement, modern technology and efficient hybrid options rather than a rugged seven-seat off-roader.
Common questions about the Lexus RX
Engine
2487cc
Transmission
CVT
Dimensions
4890 × 1920 × 1695 mm
Factory options for this model
The Lexus RX is a large luxury SUV aimed at Australian buyers who want a refined family vehicle with a premium cabin, calm road manners and a broad choice of powertrains. In the local range it is offered with petrol, hyb…
The Lexus RX is a large luxury SUV aimed at Australian buyers who want a refined family vehicle with a premium cabin, calm road manners and a broad choice of powertrains. In the local range it is offered with petrol, hybrid electric and plug-in hybrid choices, giving shoppers the flexibility to prioritise efficiency, long-distance touring comfort or stronger performance depending on grade. Its position above the NX makes it a practical step up for families, executives and buyers who want more space without moving to a body-on-frame luxury 4WD.
From the outside, the RX has a modern Lexus look with a strong spindle-body front end, slim lighting and a planted stance. The cabin is designed around easy daily use, with a standard 14-inch touchscreen multimedia display, smartphone connectivity and a layout that feels less cluttered than many older luxury SUVs. Higher grades add more premium finishes, while F Sport and F Sport Performance versions focus on a more athletic look and feel. The result is a model that can suit conservative luxury buyers as well as drivers who want a sharper visual character.
For Australian families, the RX’s biggest strengths are its comfort, quietness and useful SUV practicality. The available hybrid models are especially appealing for city and suburban driving, where smooth electric assistance can make the car feel more relaxed in traffic. The RX 450h+ plug-in hybrid adds the ability to cover shorter trips using electric drive when charged, while the RX 500h F Sport Performance brings a more performance-led approach with hybrid assistance and all-wheel drive technology. Buyers should compare grades carefully, because colour availability, interior trim, wheels, driver assistance equipment and luxury features can vary by variant.
The RX is also supported by the Lexus ownership experience in Australia, including dealer-backed servicing, Lexus Encore owner benefits and a reputation for customer care. It is not the cheapest large luxury SUV and some competitors offer seven seats, diesel towing focus or more aggressive performance choices, but the RX is strongest as a refined five-seat premium SUV with a polished cabin, modern technology and sensible electrified options. For buyers comparing new luxury SUVs in Australia, it is a strong choice when comfort, quality, efficiency and long-term ownership confidence matter more than maximum off-road ability or badge-driven sportiness.
Battery
18.1 kWh
Motor power
121 kW
Boot Space
612 L
Drivetrain
FWD / AWD
Body type
Suv
Seating Capacity
5
Safety rating
ANCAP
Wheels
19 Inch
Battery Capacity Gross
18.1
Battery Type
Lithium-ion
Bore Stroke
87.5 x 103.4
Charging Port Type
Type 2
Combined System Power Kw
184–227 kW
Compression Ratio
14.0
Drive Modes
Normal, Eco, Sport, Custom / Normal, Eco, Sport, Custom, EV
The Lexus RX is a refined large luxury SUV for Australian buyers who want comfort, technology and a choice of petrol, hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains. It suits families and executives looking for a premium five-seat SUV with Lexus build quality, a polished cabin and strong ownership support.
The Lexus RX is a large luxury SUV aimed at Australian buyers who want a refined family vehicle with a premium cabin, calm road manners and a broad choice of powertrains. In the local range it is offered with petrol, hybrid electric and plug-in hybrid choices, giving shoppers the flexibility to prioritise efficiency, long-distance touring comfort or stronger performance depending on grade. Its position above the NX makes it a practical step up for families, executives and buyers who want more space without moving to a body-on-frame luxury 4WD.
From the outside, the RX has a modern Lexus look with a strong spindle-body front end, slim lighting and a planted stance. The cabin is designed around easy daily use, with a standard 14-inch touchscreen multimedia display, smartphone connectivity and a layout that feels less cluttered than many older luxury SUVs. Higher grades add more premium finishes, while F Sport and F Sport Performance versions focus on a more athletic look and feel. The result is a model that can suit conservative luxury buyers as well as drivers who want a sharper visual character.
For Australian families, the RX’s biggest strengths are its comfort, quietness and useful SUV practicality. The available hybrid models are especially appealing for city and suburban driving, where smooth electric assistance can make the car feel more relaxed in traffic. The RX 450h+ plug-in hybrid adds the ability to cover shorter trips using electric drive when charged, while the RX 500h F Sport Performance brings a more performance-led approach with hybrid assistance and all-wheel drive technology. Buyers should compare grades carefully, because colour availability, interior trim, wheels, driver assistance equipment and luxury features can vary by variant.
The RX is also supported by the Lexus ownership experience in Australia, including dealer-backed servicing, Lexus Encore owner benefits and a reputation for customer care. It is not the cheapest large luxury SUV and some competitors offer seven seats, diesel towing focus or more aggressive performance choices, but the RX is strongest as a refined five-seat premium SUV with a polished cabin, modern technology and sensible electrified options. For buyers comparing new luxury SUVs in Australia, it is a strong choice when comfort, quality, efficiency and long-term ownership confidence matter more than maximum off-road ability or badge-driven sportiness.
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