Lexus Rx450H+ vs Nissan Sukura

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Lexus Rx450H+
Lexus Rx450H+

$105,450 - $123,750

2026 price

Nissan Sukura
Nissan Sukura

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2024 price

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2026 Lexus Rx450H+
2024 Nissan Sukura
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Seating
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Dislikes
  • Relatively short EV-only range
  • No spare tyre, just a repair kit
  • Raised rear seat cramped for tall people

  • Not enough driving range for Australia
  • A city that EV that should never leave it
  • More power would be nice
2026 Lexus Rx450H+ Summary

Lexus has finally brought a plug-in hybrid to the Australian market with the RX450h+, and we’ve been testing the second-from-the-top Sports Luxury grade to see how it stacks up.

Promising a blend of electric efficiency and the high-end comfort Lexus is known for, this large SUV steps into a competitive segment. But does it deliver on both fronts?

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2024 Nissan Sukura Summary

It is no secret that the Chinese brands have taken Australia’s affordable EV market by storm. The three most affordable electric models in Australia are all Chinese, and all start under $40k.

But this is the Nissan Sakura, a Japanese-market EV that has global potential, with the brand’s most senior executives saying they want to bring cheaper electric vehicles to the masses.

How cheap? Well this one starts at around 2.5m yen, which is less than $27,000.

So, does Nissan have something here that can upset the cheap EV apple cart? Let’s go find out.

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