Launched in 2019, the UX is the entry-level crossover from the Lexus brand.
Built on the GA-C global architecture platform, it benefits from a lower center of gravity and a high-rigidity chassis for a comfortable ride and faithful reactions to driver inputs.
The UX 250h can also be equipped with the optional E-Four all-wheel drive.
New multimedia system
The UX now benefits from a new multimedia system that is more responsive, more intuitive, more human-centric, and offers increased functionality.
Depending on the finish, the models are equipped with an 8 or 12 inch screen with touch technology replacing the old trackpad.
Significantly increased computing power means increased responsiveness, while 'always-on' cloud-based navigation comes as standard, giving access to real-time road and traffic information to aid journey planning.
The new voice recognition system gives access to the “Hey Lexus” on-board assistant which allows, for example, to ask for fuel prices at the nearest stations as well as other local information.
New F SPORT Design finish
The F SPORT Design finish is distinguished by a specific finish for the grille and bumpers, but also by enriched equipment (10-spoke alloy wheels, synthetic leather upholstery, heated front seats, dual-zone automatic air conditioning, reversing camera , etc.).
In addition, the steering of the UX F SPORT has been improved and the damping has been revised for more driving pleasure.
Finally, enhancements to the UX's Lexus Safety System+ boost the performance of the pre-collision safety system, equipping the vehicle with Intersection Turning Assist for safer left and right turns at intersections, and Emergency Steering Assist, which helps the driver avoid obstacles without leaving his lane.
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