2025 LEXUS RX MODELS | PRICE & HYBRID OPTIONS

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DISCLAIMER ⚠️: The content presented in this video is based on unverified information and rumors circulating on various platforms. The purpose of this video is not to assert the accuracy of the information but to discuss and explore the speculations surrounding the topic.

While the 2025 RX likely won't see any major updates compared to the 2024 model, it still offers a compelling package.

Expect a Sleek Design and Comfy Interior

The RX will likely retain its sporty exterior with sharp headlights and a prominent grille. Inside, you'll find a spacious and comfortable cabin with seating for five and a modern layout featuring a large touchscreen.

Standard tech includes a 9.8-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto. Upgrades like a bigger screen are also expected.

Powertrain Options

One of the RX's biggest strengths is its variety of engines. Choose from a fuel-efficient gas option, a fuel-saving hybrid with different configurations (including a plug-in hybrid!), or a sporty hybrid with 366 horsepower! Whether you prioritize efficiency or performance, there's an RX for you.

Safety First

The RX has a reputation for safety, and that continues in 2025. Expect a suite of standard driver-assistance features like automatic emergency braking and adaptive cruise control. Higher trims might even offer semi-autonomous parking.

Same Trims, Similar Price

Lexus is likely keeping the same six trim levels as 2024, with a starting price around $51,000 for the base RX 350 and reaching up to $71,000 for the top-of-the-line RX 450h+.
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Any word on Adaptive High beam system availability? The system is NOT the one that just switches from high beam to low beam. AHS modifies the beam shape to create a notch in the direction of the oncoming car only. It’s been available for a few years in the Euro and Asia market, but not the USA due to regulations. The regs have changed recently, and that’s why I’m looking to see if it’s available yet. Lexus calls it Bladescan technology. 😊