Lexus
Founded in 1989 as a secret project codenamed F1 (Flagship One) to develop the world’s best luxury car, Lexus is the luxury vehicle division of Japanese carmaker Toyota.
Lexus cars have gained popularity in Australia competing against high-performing European counterparts with models like their best-selling NX and RX SUVs. Similarly, the brand has shown luxury in performance with its flagship luxury coupe/convertible the LC500.
Led by Omotenashi- the Japanese spirit of hospitality-Lexus is striving to make each customer feel completely welcome by creating amazing experiences.
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NewsAll-electric Lexus LFA comes down under: How Aussies can get up close and personal with futuristic supercar
The successor to Lexus’s legendary V10-powered LFA supercar is heading to Australia and is set to make its local debut in Melbourne later this month.
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NewsLexus TZ confirmed for Australia: Seven-seat electric luxury SUV arriving in 2027
Lexus has confirmed its largest electric SUV for Australia, with the three-row TZ set to arrive in 2027 following its local debut at the Melbourne Cup.
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NewsThe wild Lexus RZ600e F Sport Performance will be the brand’s most powerful EV when it lands in Australia in extremely limited numbers
The Lexus RZ600e F Sport Performance is heading down under with 313kW and a claimed 4.4-second 0-100km/h time.
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NewsRadical Lexus redesigns don’t push boundaries, they break them – and no, these pics aren’t CGI
A Lexus RZ 450e and RX 450h+ have been left looking like they were transformed by a designer on an acid trip.
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FeaturesRevealed: Australia’s top 10 most fuel-efficient SUVs as petrol and diesel prices shoot up again
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NewsNew Lexus NX SUV goes all-hybrid and gets more grunt as brand axes other petrol-only models for Australia
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Features10 cheap cars you should buy now before everyone realises they’re classics
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NewsLexus LC bows out in Australia with sold-out Special Edition finale
