2025 Lexus TX

Lexus is filling a big hole in its SUV line with the all-new TX, a three-row model that shares its dimensions and many mechanical bits with the new Toyota Grand Highlander. Sized a notch up from the RX, the boxy TX has two main powertrains: a 350 with a 275-hp turbo four-cylinder, a 500h with a smooth and powerful 366-hp turbo four-cylinder hybrid. The 500h+, a 404-hp V6 plug-in hybrid with 33 miles of electric-only range, is also available. The TX has a luxurious interior but the gear selector and interior door handles are unintuitive. The cabin has spacious accommodations for all three rows, and tremendous cargo-toting abilities when the third row is folded. The center row can be configured as a bench seat or captain's chairs. The standard Lexus Safety System+ 3.0 bundles a full suite of active safety and driver assistance features, including LCA, ACC, and auto lane change.

Market value: $59,688
Fuel: Conventional
Transmission: Automatic
Seats: 6

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Model year 2025

Owner rating 4/5

Reliability 4/5

Data updated December 4, 2025

At a glance

Model data

Overview

Powertrain: Conventional
Body style: 4-door SUV
Drive type: AWD
Transmission: Automatic, 8-speed
Category: Luxury SUVs 3-row
Generation began: 2024

Pricing

Current retail median: $59,688
Retail value range: $53,075 - $73,275
Original MSRP range: $55,140 - $77,210
Trade-in range: $50,755 - $70,235

Ratings

Road test score: 80/100
Owner satisfaction: 4/5
Would buy again: 66%
Reliability: 4/5

Fuel economy

EPA city: 20 MPG
EPA highway: 26 MPG
EPA combined: 23 MPG
Tested city: 14 MPG
Tested highway: 29 MPG
Tested overall: 21 MPG
Annual fuel cost: $2,315
Cruising range: 375 miles

Road tests

0-30 mph: 3.2 sec
0-60 mph: 8.1 sec
60-0 mph braking: 131 ft
Avoidance speed: 50.5 mph
Test status: Test Completed

Dimensions

Length: 203 in
Width: 78 in
Height: 70 in
Wheelbase: 116 in
Weight: 4,670 lb
Maximum load: 1,080 lb
Towing capacity: 5,000 lb

Interior

Seating: 6 people
Front head room: 4.5 in
Front leg room: 43 in
Rear head room: 3 in
Rear leg room: 33 in
Cargo volume: 50 cu ft
Luggage: 3+0+0

Owner feedback

Comfort: 5/5
Driving: 2/5
Styling: 5/5
Value: 1/5

Environmental impact

Air pollution score: 6/10
Greenhouse gas score: 5/10
SmartWay: No

Brand context

About Lexus

Lexus, Toyota’s upscale sub-brand, is among the few luxury automakers that successfully merges technologically-advanced designs with consistently great reliability. Interiors are quiet and finished with finely-crafted materials. The engines are generally smooth and powerful. Many of its cars and SUVs are available with more fuel-efficient hybrid powertrains. Lexus continues to sell sedans, with its ES, IS, and top-shelf LS models. Most of its SUVs have done well in our testing, including the NX, RX, and TX. The brand’s first all-electric vehicle, the RZ, is a luxury version of the Toyota bZ4X EV. Lexus also sells two-door coupes and convertibles, the RC and LC. Multiple Lexus models have earned Consumer Reports’ recommendation for used cars.

Vehicle ID: 33723 First published: December 5, 2024 Updated: December 4, 2025

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