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Toyota popularized hybrid cars more than 20 years ago with its 1997 Prius and, predictably, the range of Lexus hybrid cars available today from the automaker’s luxury branch is extensive. This technology is more than just a stepping stone between gas and electric, with hybrid cars coming in the USA including SUVs and crossover body styles, as well as coupes and sports cars.

List of New Lexus Hybrids Models and Prices

This is a list of the new Lexus hybrid models and prices in the US:

Model	Power	Engine	Base Price
Lexus ES Hybrid	215 hp	2.5L Inline-4 Hybrid	$43,340
Lexus TX	406 hp	3.5L Turbo V6 Hybrid	TBC
Lexus GS Hybrid	338 hp	3.5L V6 Hybrid	$63,635
Lexus LC Hybrid	354 hp	3.5L V6 Hybrid	$100,450
Lexus LS Hybrid	354 hp	3.5L V6 Hybrid	$113,485
Lexus NX Hybrid	240 hp	2.5L Inline-4 Hybrid	$41,955
Lexus RX Hybrid	366 hp	2.4L Turbo Inline-4 Hybrid	$49,400
Lexus UX Hybrid	181 hp	2.0L Inline-4 Hybrid	$35,340
Lexus CT 200h	134 hp	1.8L Inline-4 Hybrid	$31,250
Lexus HS 250h	187 hp	Inline-4 Hybrid	$37,030

What to Consider When Buying a Lexus Hybrid

Hybrid vehicles will continue to be popular until such time as electric cars fully replace their gas-powered contemporaries, so this valuable segment of the market offers plenty of options. Lexus hybrid cars come in all shapes and sizes, but they still have many characteristics in common, which you can use to compare them to their rivals when deciding on a new vehicle.

Pros

Above-average fuel economy
Class-leading interior quality
Superior ride quality and quietness
A big range that covers many segments
Distinctive styling

Cons

The hybrid hardware means they weigh quite a lot
On average, the infotainment systems are not very easy to use
The smaller models offer limited rear-passenger and cargo space
The power outputs of most models are middling in their class

FAQs

What are the best Lexus hybrid vehicles?

If you want an affordable and frugal daily runabout, the UX Hybrid is a good choice, though the slightly more expensive NX is even better. In terms of sedans, there is the ES, which is good but not incredible. The LC Hybrid, on the other hand, is an excellent coupe.

How much do new Lexus hybrids cost?

It is worth remembering that these are still considered premium cars, which is reflected in the price. The UX and NX SUVs are the cheapest in the range, starting at around $36,000 and $42,000, respectively, while the larger RX asks for at least $50k. The LC is a performance coupe, so the $100k starting price makes sense, while the LS is the flagship sedan and requires an investment in the area of $115k. Keep in mind that these models do recoup some extra money thanks to their superior gas mileage.

Can I tow with my Lexus hybrid?

Hybrids usually cannot tow much, but some of the Lexus SUV hybrids can do a reasonable job. The RX has the highest towing capacity at 3,500 pounds. On the plus side, all the SUV models come standard with AWD.

Can I buy a three-row Lexus hybrid SUV?

No, the RX is available in either a five-seater or six-seater layout, but no third row is offered and no 7-seater.

Can I buy a plug-in hybrid Lexus?

Only the RX is available with plug-in technology to recharge the battery. Every other model is self-charging, using a combination of the excess energy from the engine and regenerative brakes. This means that the RX also benefits from the longer 10-year battery warranty.