The All-New 2024 Lexus TX

You can get in the TX 350 cabin with SmartAccess keyless entry. Once inside, settle into the NuLuxe-trimmed, 8-way power-adjustable heated seats with lumbar support. Tech-wise, you’re not left wanting. There’s a wireless phone charger and a Lexus Interface with a 14-inch touchscreen display. Wi-Fi Connect and the Lexus App allow you to stay connected to your vehicle, even when you’re not in it.

Outside, the TX 350 has eye-catching features like LED headlamps, daytime running lights, and fog lamps. The Power Rear Door with Kick Sensor is a handy feature when your hands are full. Rain-sensing windshield wipers add an extra touch of convenience.

For a little more luxury, there’s the TX 350 Premium. One major addition is the huge panoramic glass roof that allows you to see the blue skies (or stars) above. Interior upgrades include a new black-grained interior, ventilated front seats with the Lexus Memory System, and 50/50 power-reclining and power-folding seats in the third row.

Drivers who want the latest technology can opt for the available Technology Package. It adds helpful features like a front/rear parking assist, a digital rearview mirror, and more. And those who want more comfort now get access to the Convenience Package. With it, enjoy the Digital Key, Front-Cross traffic alerts, and Traffic Jam Assist.

If you really want to go all-out with the gas model, the TX 350 Luxury is for you. Up front, the heated leather-wrapped steering wheel feels great in your hands. It pairs nicely with the race-inspired paddle shifters for manual gear changes. The Luxury model takes ambient lighting to the next level with customizable Thematic Illumination.

The seats are upgraded to semi-aniline leather-trimmed seating for seven people. The front seats are now 10-way power-adjustable with 4-way power lumbar adjustment. Even the second-row outboard seats are heated. The exterior gains headlamp washers, so you can keep your view clear in all conditions.

The TX 500h F Sport Performance Premium model introduces Lexus Hybrid Drive electrification to the lineup. It seats six with second-row captain’s chairs. This trim also introduces a heated F SPORT perforated leather-trimmed steering wheel and a new shift knob. The front seats and aluminum pedals are also F-Sport certified.

On the exterior, you get 22-inch split-five-spoke alloy wheels with a Dark Gray and Black finish. F SPORT Black roof rails, Dark Chrome window trim surround, and Gloss Black outside mirrors complete the look. The F Sport treatment extends to the front-fender badges, front fascia, and valance.

Next, the TX 500h F Sport Performance Luxury trim takes everything new in the previous model and adds just the right touches. For instance, it keeps the same six-passenger layout but brings rich and genuine leather. Another key difference is that the Luxury trim adds the phenomenal Mark Levinson PurePlay audio with 21 speakers.

Like the Premium, the Luxury trim retains Vehicle Dynamics Integrated Management, Active Sound Control, and a high-performing F SPORT-tuned Adaptive Variable Air Suspension to tighten handling response.

This is the top-of-the-line model, combining luxury with hybrid efficiency. It’s the most powerful variant, as we saw in the specs section. It comes with all-wheel drive and subtle differences like 22-inch multi-spoke alloy wheels with a silver finish.

Inside, you get Semi-aniline leather-trimmed seating for six, including second-row captain’s chairs.