Lexus Models

The CT was introduced for the 2011 model year as a compact five-door hybrid hatchback positioned as an entry point to the brand’s lineup. It was developed as a dedicated hybrid from the outset, giving the nameplate a ...

This luxury sedan nameplate was introduced in 1989, the year Lexus launched in the United States, and it has remained part of the brand’s lineup ever since. The original ES 250 was positioned as a refined, comfort-foc...

The GS was Lexus’s midsize rear-wheel-drive luxury sport sedan, introduced for the 1993 model year as the brand expanded beyond its original flagship LS and ES lineup. It was positioned as the more driver-focused Lexu...

Lexus introduced this nameplate for the 2003 model year as the GX 470, a body-on-frame luxury SUV aimed primarily at buyers who wanted traditional off-road capability in a premium package. It was positioned between th...

This hybrid luxury sedan debuted for the 2010 model year as a completely new addition to Lexus showrooms and was positioned as the brand’s first dedicated hybrid model. It was introduced as a compact-to-midsize premiu...

Lexus introduced this compact rear-wheel-drive sport sedan as a new entry point into the brand, aiming it at drivers who wanted a smaller, more athletic alternative to the larger Lexus sedans. The nameplate was announ...

The LC is Lexus’s flagship grand-touring nameplate for the modern era, first offered for the 2018 model year. Its roots trace to the LF-LC concept shown in 2012, which previewed the dramatic proportions and low-slung ...

Lexus introduced this nameplate as its long-awaited halo supercar after years of development and concept-teasing. The production car was launched for the 2012 model year, with hand assembly beginning in late 2010 and ...

The LS arrived as Lexus’s original flagship sedan for the 1990 model year, introduced as the LS 400 and positioned to announce the new luxury division with a serious rival to the established European benchmarks. It qu...

This full-size luxury SUV was launched for the 1996 model year, after being announced in 1995 as the brand’s entry into the sport-utility market. It was conceived as a flagship, body-on-frame vehicle that paired upsca...

The NX is Lexus’s compact luxury crossover nameplate, introduced for the 2015 model year and first shown publicly in 2014. It marked Lexus’s entry into the compact premium SUV segment and was positioned below the bran...

Lexus introduced the RC as a stand-alone luxury sport coupe for the 2015 model year, expanding its lineup with a two-door model that was not simply a coupe version of an existing sedan. Unveiled in late 2013 and broug...

Introduced for the 1999 model year in many markets, this nameplate became one of the defining vehicles in Lexus history. It arrived in 1998 as the RX 300, and Lexus positioned it as a new kind of luxury vehicle: a car...

The RZ is Lexus’ first globally available, purpose-built battery-electric model, introduced for the 2023 model year as the brand’s opening step into a more EV-focused future. It arrived as a battery-electric luxury SU...

The SC nameplate was Lexus’s original personal luxury coupe, introduced in the early 1990s as a deliberately refined, rear-wheel-drive grand tourer. The first-generation car reached the market as the SC 300 and SC 400...

The TX is Lexus’s three-row luxury SUV for the North American market, introduced as a 2024 model year vehicle and revealed in 2023 as the brand’s first purpose-built answer to buyers wanting more space without moving ...

Introduced for the 2019 model year, this compact luxury crossover marked a new entry point into the brand’s lineup and was positioned as an urban-oriented alternative to larger utility vehicles. It debuted in early 20...