Standard features on the LM 350h Sports Luxury include 19-inch alloy wheels, LED headlights, rear privacy glass, semi-aniline leather upholstery, ambient interior lighting, a digital rear view mirror, dual-zone climate control, heated and ventilated second row seats, proximity unlocking, power sliding doors and auto tailgate, a 14-inch touch screen, with sat nav, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto , 15-inch rear seat media display and 21-speaker Mark Levinson audio.

Stepping up to the 500h adds a 48-inch screen for rear passengers, a 23-speaker Mark Levinson sound system, heated and ventilated captain's chairs in the rear with a massaging function. There’s also four-zone climate control and windows which have an electronic shade that turns the glass opaque.

The interior of the Lexus LM, in 350h and 500h form, is luxuriously upholstered in soft semi-aniline leather. A range of trims is available including a copper metallic trim in the LM 500h.

The LM 350h and LM 500h are petrol-electric hybrids.

The LM 350h is available as an all-wheel drive or two wheel-drive. It combines a 140kW/239Nm 2.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine with a 134kW/270Nm electric motor at the front, while the AWD adds a second electric motor at the rear making 40kW/121Nm.

The LM 500h has a 2.4-litre four-cylinder turbo-petrol engine which makes 202kW/460Nm, plus it also has two electric motors. A front motor makes 64kW/292Nm and the rear motor makes 76kW/169Nm. The combined maximum power output of the two motors and the petrol engine is 273kW.

The Lexus LM 500h has four seats (two in the front and two in the rear, over two rows), while the Lexus LM 350h has seven in total (two in the front and five in the rear over three rows).

Theoretical driving range for the LM 500h is a smidge more than 900km, while the range for the LM 350h AWD and FWD is about 1070km.