
While many car manufacturers talk the talk, the Lexus brand is firmly committed to sustainability—and they’ve taken many measures towards a more eco-friendly future. Already, the Lexus electrified lineup includes luxury hybrids and other efficient models to make better use of limited fuel. Models across the lineup are also built with recyclable materials to promote cleaner energy and eco-responsibility. But, the Lexus electrified lineup is growing even more.
You may be wondering if Lexus is making an all-electric car. Actually, the brand is just about to release its first EV and plans to bring a full lineup of all-electric models to the Port Washington and Roslyn by 2030 with 100% EV sales globally by 2035. Read on to learn more about the Lexus electric vehicle lineup with Rallye Lexus!
The Lexus electric lineup has been producing groundbreaking vehicles for several years, and the upcoming 2023 RZ 450e shows that Lexus isn’t slowing down anytime soon. Currently, the Lexus electric lineup includes hybrids (h), plug-in hybrids (h+), and full EVs (e). Explore all of your options below:
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Seeing as the Lexus electric lineup listed above includes hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and full EVs, you may be wondering what Lexus models are electric in the classical sense. As of this writing, there are no full Lexus EVs. However, the Lexus RZ is set to release in 2023 and provide full electric mobility. What’s more, Lexus is planning to have a fully electric lineup by 2030. Now that you know what Lexus models are electric, let’s take a sneak peek at what the Lexus RZ will offer once it releases.
Built on the ‘Lexus Electrified’ vision, the upcoming all-new 2023 RZ 450e will be the brand’s first global Battery EV (BEV) with an anticipated 225-mile range. The RZ will implement the new DIRECT4 all-wheel-drive system and new Lexus Driving Signature, which create more responsive driving based on user input. The latest Lexus Safety System+ 3.0 will also include options like:
Want to know more about the Lexus electric lineup? Contact us at Rallye Lexus or stop by our showroom in Glen Cove to take a test drive in a new hybrid or EV model today. Our team can even keep you up to date on the latest news of the upcoming Lexus RZ release date, so you can be the first to take it on the Manhasset city roads!
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