Updated Lexus NX revealed, early 2027 for NZ
/Stronger electric-pure range for flagship PHEV and a design refresh that delivers change to cabin.
Read MoreStronger electric-pure range for flagship PHEV and a design refresh that delivers change to cabin.
Read MoreTwo lower spend editions of this low profile but still loved sedan continue in hybrid; the flagship is now wholly battery-committed.
Read MoreWe cannot take the electric Highlander, but we will get to see its high-brow equivalent for the private school run.
Read MoreThe best of the best of test drivers employed by Japan’s most powerful brand earn an accreditation that has just gone to a Kiwi. But is all as it seems?
Read MoreGlam GT coupe with more kapow than Toyota’s previous ultimate offer, the Lexus LFA, is set to take on NZ roads - and tracks, too.
Read MoreLexus highlights models’ ‘technology firsts’ as it also celebrates the year to date.
Read MoreToyota now has two global prestige brands - and both are seeking to make territorial gain.
Read MoreTwo wholly battery-wed editions of Lexus sedan will site with ongoing hybrid version. It’s here next year.
Read MoreF Sport edition also set to debut fly-by-wire steering and promises extra stomp.
Read MoreEven with full registrations data yet to come out, there was never any doubt who led the way in 2023.
Read MoreImpending small city sports utility envisaged as petite power player is adding to NZ line-up.
Read MoreDropping pure petrol creates price gap between this car and newly-introduced LBX.
Read MoreImpending small city sports utility envisaged as petite power player.
Read MoreLexus baby now the cheapest buy - but only when the entry edition is considered.
Read MoreFront and all-wheel-drive editions with plenty of upmarket pizzazz could be the ticket for sub-UX offer landing in March.
Read MoreConcept for imminent mobility show in Tokyo a start-again for brand’s electric ambition.
Read MoreLatest big off-road rig is seen as a preview of next year’s entry Landcruiser.
Read MoreThe LBX draws off a popular Toyota small car but delivers to a premium audience and seems to have more zest.
Read MoreA baby Lexus has been teased, a big one is hinted as a Prado and Toyota has announced yet another strategy to go electric - starting with another platform.
Read MoreBigger battery for compact Lexus electric tops list of 2023 changes.
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