New Lexus Models in Oakland: The Full 2026 Lineup at Coliseum Lexus
Lexus’s current lineup is the broadest it’s ever been — spanning compact luxury crossovers, sport sedans, flagship SUVs, and a growing electric vehicle range, all sharing the reliability track record and interior quality that define the brand. Coliseum Lexus of Oakland at 7273 Oakport Street carries the full current lineup. Here’s a practical overview of every model we carry and who each one is built for.
Sedans
Lexus ES and ES Hybrid
The ES is Lexus’s front-wheel-drive luxury sedan — the choice for buyers who prioritize a refined, quiet, comfortable cabin over maximum driving engagement. The ES 350 runs a 3.5-liter V6; the ES 300h hybrid achieves exceptional fuel economy in the midsize sedan class. The ES is one of the most consistently praised luxury sedans for interior quality and long-distance comfort. It’s a particularly strong choice for buyers who want a genuinely luxurious daily driver without the compromises that come with a sport-tuned chassis.
Lexus IS 350
The driver’s choice. For 2026, the IS receives a significant refresh — redesigned exterior, new 12.3-inch displays, retuned driving dynamics, and a simplified lineup offering only the IS 350 F Sport Design and IS 350 F Sport grades. The 311-horsepower naturally aspirated 3.5-liter V6 is distinctive in a class increasingly dominated by turbo fours. Available in rear-wheel drive or AWD, starting at $46,795.
Lexus LS and LS Hybrid
The flagship. The LS 500 and LS 500h are among the most accomplished luxury sedans in the world — on a level that includes the Mercedes S-Class and BMW 7 Series. Standard equipment at the LS level includes a 24-speaker Mark Levinson audio system, an executive rear package, and the kind of material and craftsmanship standards that reflect Lexus’s highest ambitions. For buyers who want the best Lexus makes in sedan form, the LS is that vehicle.
Crossovers and SUVs
Lexus UX 300h Hybrid
The most fuel-efficient Lexus — 43 MPG combined in FWD form. The UX is the compact entry into the Lexus SUV lineup, sized for urban and suburban use with genuine premium character throughout. The hybrid powertrain is self-charging; no plug-in required. Strong choice for Bay Area commuters who want Lexus quality and exceptional efficiency in a manageable footprint.
Lexus NX, NX Hybrid, and NX PHEV
The compact luxury SUV that broadened Lexus’s appeal significantly. The NX 350 offers a turbocharged four-cylinder with available AWD. The NX 350h hybrid achieves up to 40 MPG combined. The NX 450h+ plug-in hybrid delivers an estimated 84 MPGe combined — one of the most efficient PHEVs in the luxury segment. Available in multiple trim levels including F Sport Handling for buyers who want the SUV experience with sharper dynamics.
Lexus RX and RX Hybrid
The vehicle that invented the luxury crossover category. The RX 350 offers a 275-horsepower turbocharged engine with six trim levels from $49,725. The RX 350h hybrid achieves 36-37 MPG combined. The RX 450h+ plug-in hybrid adds 38 miles of electric range. The RX remains one of the best-selling luxury SUVs in the country for good reason — it gets the fundamentals right with exceptional consistency.
Lexus TX
The three-row family SUV. Seven-passenger capacity (with the TX 350 bench seat), class-leading ride quality, and Lexus’s reliability track record in a three-row package. The TX 350 starts around $57,090; the TX 500h hybrid adds 366 combined horsepower and 27 MPG combined; the TX 550h+ plug-in hybrid provides 33 miles of electric range and 404 combined horsepower.
Lexus GX
The truck-based capability machine. Body-on-frame construction, standard multi-terrain select with crawl control, exceptional ground clearance, and a towing capacity up to 8,000 pounds. The GX is the choice for buyers who need genuine off-road capability and serious towing in a Lexus package. Available in GX 550 configuration with a 3.4-liter twin-turbo V6 producing 349 horsepower.
Lexus LX
The flagship SUV. Three rows, twin-turbo V6, full-time four-wheel drive, and a level of capability and luxury that sits at the very top of Lexus’s SUV hierarchy. The LX 600 is one of the most capable premium large SUVs available — the choice for buyers who want the full Lexus experience in a seven-passenger, go-anywhere format.
Electric Vehicles
Lexus RZ
Lexus’s all-electric SUV. The RZ 450e delivers dual-motor AWD and a distinctive interior featuring the available yoke-style steering wheel and a highly refined, minimal cabin design. Lexus’s EV-certified technicians at Coliseum Lexus are specifically trained on the RZ platform — a meaningful consideration for buyers who want to maintain the service relationship with the dealer through the full ownership period.
Frequently Asked Questions — Lexus Lineup at Coliseum Lexus of Oakland
Which Lexus has the best fuel economy?
The UX 300h Hybrid at 43 MPG combined leads the lineup on gas-only efficiency. The NX 450h+ PHEV achieves 84 MPGe combined with electric power. The RZ electric SUV eliminates fuel costs entirely.
Which Lexus is best for Bay Area families?
The TX for three-row family needs. The RX for two-row family use with more cargo flexibility. The NX for smaller families or couples who want SUV utility in a compact package.
Does Coliseum Lexus carry the full Lexus lineup?
Yes — we carry all current Lexus new vehicle models. Specific inventory varies; checking online or contacting us before visiting confirms what’s currently available.
What makes Coliseum Lexus of Oakland a good choice for East Bay buyers?
Eight consecutive Lexus Elite Awards, a bilingual sales team, EV-certified master technicians, complimentary first service, and a location convenient to Oakland, Alameda, Hayward, and San Leandro.
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