
The future is electric in Port Washington, and Lexus is ready to lead the charge! Like many popular automakers, Lexus has revealed ambitious plans for a new fleet of hybrid and electric vehicles to be rolled out over the next few years. These include the NX 450h+, the first-ever plug-in hybrid from Lexus, and the RZ 450e, the company’s first-ever fully-electric SUV! Despite its model year technically being 2023, you can expect the Lexus RZ 450e to be hitting dealerships by December of this year. It features a powerful 71.4 kWh battery under the hood that generates an impressive 225 miles of range on a single charge. And when you need to recharge the battery, you have three excellent options to choose from. The team at Rallye Lexus has more details on the Lexus RZ 450e charge time and features in the guide below. Read on, and be sure to keep an eye on our inventory, so you’ll know the moment the RZ 450e arrives!
The new Lexus RZ 450e has been designed from the ground up to be a game-changer. While it has the exterior appearance of a traditional Lexus RX SUV, it’s built on an innovative new dedicated battery electric platform, blending powerhouse electric performance with the size, luxury, and convenience of an SUV. Inside the cabin, you’ll find no shortage of next-generation technology all geared around making every Roslyn ride as smooth, safe, and convenient as possible. Here’s a selection of our favorite Lexus RZ 450e specs and features:
When it’s time to recharge your Lexus RZ 450e, you can plug it in either at home or on the go! There are three total levels of charging–Level 1 and 2 are available from home, and Level 3 is available at public fast-charging stations.
The Lexus RZ 450e hasn’t arrived just yet, but if you contact our office, we can make sure that you’re among the first to know when it does! You can also contact us or stop by our dealership with any questions, or for more information about the 2023 Lexus RZ 450e range and charge time, and a member of our team will be happy to help you. Be sure to keep up with our blog for more automotive news and the latest vehicle walkthroughs!
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