The Lexus RX is a five-seat large SUV with a 2/3 seating configuration. Up front, there are eight-way powered seats with heating and lumbar support, but higher grades enjoy further comforts and adjustments.

The rear seats are set in a stadium-style layout with a 40/20/40 split and offer long seat bases, thick padding, and a fold-down armrest with two cupholders. Leather-accented upholstery is standard across the range, while higher grades upgrade to a premium leather and suede finish.

The RX’s interior feels premium throughout, with soft-touch materials, leather-accented trims, and a clean, modern layout. The stepped dashboard design is headlined by large, high-resolution displays, giving the cabin a high-tech feel. E-latch door handles add to the streamlined, minimalist aesthetic, and higher grades feature a panoramic sunroof that brings extra light and airiness to the space.

Standard accessories include keyless entry/start, dusk-sensing LED headlights, rain-sensing wipers, 14-inch touchscreen multimedia display, satellite navigation, digital radio, 12-speaker Panasonic sound system, reversing camera, front/rear parking sensors, wireless phone connectivity, USB-C ports, USB-A port, 12-volt socket, Lexus Connected Services app access, three-zone climate control, and a powered tailgate.

The Lexus RX350 has a 2.4L turbo-petrol four-cylinder engine which produces up to 205kW/430Nm.

The Lexus RX350h is a hybrid and pairs a 2.5L turbo-petrol four-cylinder engine with a dual electric motors which produce up to 184kW (combined) but Lexus doesn't quote the combined torque figure.

The Lexus RX450h+ is a plug-in hybrid and pairs a 2.5L turbo-petrol four-cylinder engine with a dual electric motors which produce up to 227kW (combined) but Lexus doesn't quote the combined torque figure.

The Lexus RX500h is a hybrid and pairs a 2.4L turbo-petrol four-cylinder engine with a dual electric motors which produce up to 273kW (combined) but Lexus doesn't quote the combined torque figure.

The RX350h 2WD does 0-100km/h in 8.1sec, the 350h AWD is 7.9sec, while the RX350 is 7.6sec, the RX450h+ does it in 6.5secs and the RX500h Performance hybrid covers the sprint in 6.2sec. Max speeds hover around 180km/h.

The Lexus RX350 has a 67.5L fuel tank and a claimed combined fuel cycle of 8.7L/100km, giving it a theoretical driving range of 775km.

The Lexus RX350h has a 65L fuel tank and a claimed combined fuel cycle of 5.0L/100km for the 2WD and 5.4L/100km for the AWD; giving it a theoretical driving range between 1203 - 1300km.

The Lexus RX450h+ has a 55L fuel tank and a claimed combined fuel cycle of 1.3L/100km. It has a NEDC 65km electric-only driving range.

The Lexus RX350 has a 65L fuel tank and a claimed combined fuel cycle of 6.5L/100km, giving it a theoretical driving range of 1000km.