The Hidden Flaws of the 2023 Lexus RZ 450e

Get ready to experience a perfect blend of luxury and performance with the Lexus RZ 450e all-electric SUV. Boasting two electric motors, this high-performance machine delivers an impressive 308 horsepower. Its exterior is sleek and stylish, with a low-slung roofline and sharp lines. Inside, you'll find a luxurious, well-appointed cabin, complete with high-end materials and cutting-edge technology features.

The biggest drawback? The range. But the wheels will stay on!

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0:00 Introduction
0:40 Battery Specs
1:03 Spindle Grille
1:26 Interior
1:50 Driving Impressions
8:40 Price
9:14 Conclusions

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[ALMXDP]

Looks like a pretty solid Lexus. Still faces very stiff competition but traditional Lexus customers likely wont have any complaints.

[PaulHo]

Imagine how easy it would be to crank full lock if there was a whole ass steering wheel though, it's very intentional to just keep it tactile with the fingertips, in keeping with that rider and horse relationship.

[BigMeanyVids]

Well, it’s making sense now that you can get them slightly used for way, way less. Going to pit this against a new model 3 highland given similar pricing now. I’m talking about a RZ 450e Premium vs the new highland. Should be interesting. Both need to be seen mostly as commuter cars anyways imo.

[michaelnicola]

Don’t think so.. range is just not acceptable