New 2026 Lexus LX Redesign, Release Date, MSRP 

New 2026 Lexus LX Redesign, Release Date, MSRP   –  The 2026 Lexus LX is a midsize luxury car that comes in three different flavors. It is designed for people who enjoy the newest technology, a calm interior, a smooth ride, and contemporary design. For those who desire more traction, the all-wheel drive LX 250 starts at $46,850 before freight and taxes.  New 2026 Lexus LX Redesign

With 302 horsepower, the LX 350 is the go-to LX for drivers seeking a more thrilling driving experience, and it begins at $50,550. The gas-electric LX 300h, which has a starting price of $52,500 and a combined fuel economy of 5.3 L/100 km, is the ideal LX for those who place a high value on fuel efficiency but still need luxury.

New 2026 Lexus LX Redesign and Update Plan

Exterior and Interior

Besides a few nice-to-have features, the LX is very well equipped. Every model comes with a smart key and push-button start, satellite radio, Bluetooth, a heated steering wheel, eight-way power-adjustable heated and ventilated front seats with two-way power-adjustable lumbar support, dual-zone automatic climate control with dust, pollen and deodorizing air filter, and much more.  New 2026 Lexus LX Pictures

A 12.3-inch touchscreen and wireles charging are standard in the LX 350 and LX 300h and optional in the LX 250, which has an eight-inch screen as standard. Although all the LX models come pretty much fully-loaded, Lexus offers a number of pakages you can add on for even more creature comforts. Some of the more notable items in these packages include an adaptive suspension, engine sound enhancement, a surround-sound stereo with 1 speakers, head-up display, panoramic sunroof, and power rear window sunshade, just to name a few.

New 2026 Lexus LX Specs

Sleek and muscular, the LX – and this 300h hybrid version in particular – is offered with expanded F Sport Design offerings for 2026, which means you can make the already athletic sedan model look even more jacked with the help of special alloy wheels, an exterior appearance package, and a rear spoiler. The cabin looks as upscale as the price tag would suggest. An eye-pleasing colour scheme and quality materials abound, while graphics are crisp and all the buttons and knobs feel right. While some Lexus interiors may have felt rather bland and vanilla in the past, the LX is thoroughly modern and sophisticated.

Engine and Performance

Depending on which model you get, you may be thrilled with the engine or simply satisfied. The LX 250 comes with a 2.5L four-cylinder engine that produces 203 hp. The same engine is used in the LX 300h, but with the addition of the hybrid system, power output is slightly higher at 215 hp The LX 350 has the biggest and most powerful engine: a 3.5L V6 that produces a total of 302 hp.    New 2026 Lexus LX Redesign

While the LX 250 and LX 350 get eight-speed automatic transmissions, the LX 300h comes with a continuously-variable transmission (CVT) that can be a bit whiny when you mash the accelerator. This tester, the LX 300h, clearly wasn’t dLXigned to offer neck-snapping acceleration. Rather, its forte is fuel economy. Although it never felt as though it couldn’t pass another vehicle or accelerate quickly from a dead stop, if you enjoy more spirited driving and want more grunt out of your engine, then you’ll definitely prefer the LX 350 instead.

New 2026 Lexus LX Fuel Economy

According to Natural Resources Canada, LX 250 is rated at 9.5 L/100 km in the city, 7.0 on the highway, and 8.4 combined. Due to its larger engine, the LX 350 is rated at 10.7 in the city, 7.3 on the highway, and 9.2 combined. The hybrid LX 300h has by far the best fuel economy of the bunch: 5.5 around town, 5.2 on the open road, and 5.3 combined. This test returned an average closer to 7.3 L/100 km combined. In comparison, Natural Resources Canada rates the Acura TLX at either 9.8 or 11.0 L/100 km combined, depending on the engine; the Audi A4 is rated at 8.7 or 9.1 ; and the BMW 330i is rated at 8.6 L/100 km.   New 2026 Lexus LX Redesign

New 2026 Lexus LX Safety Features

Every LX model includes advanced features such as adaptive cruise control, lane change alert with steering assist, automatic high beam headlights, lane tracing help forward collision alert with pedestrian and bicycle detection, front-to-front risk detection, which automatically applies the brakes to help avoid head-on collisions, and forward collision warning.    New 2026 Lexus LX Redesign

New 2026 Lexus LX Price and Release Date

You can get a very well equipped LX 250 starting at $46,850, an LX 350 starting at $50,550, and an LX 300h starting at $52,600, before feLX and taxLX. Freight adds $2,205 to every trim, and that charge is non-negotiable. In comparison, a well-equipped Acura TLX starts at $52,000, a well-equipped BMW 3 Series starts at $55,000, and while the Audi A4 starts at $48,950, you’ll have to pay extra for some of the more advanced safety systems the LX comes with as standard equipment.     New 2026 Lexus LX Redesign