2025 Lexus LX price and specs: Off-road Overtrail grade and new equipment across the range

• 2025 Lexus LX pricing and specification
• New Overtrail off-road variant added
• Wider range of safety system capabilities added
• Priced from $158,700 before on-road costs

Lexus has announced upgrades to the 2025 Lexus LX luxury SUV, including an expanded line-up with an off-road-focused Overtrail variant.

The introduction of the LX Overtrail sees equipment like front and rear locking differentials and 18-inch wheels with Toyo Open Country all-terrain tyres added to the LX’s standard low-range transfer case and off-road driving modes.

Visually, the Overtrail can be identified by black accents on the grille, mirror housings, door handles, wheel arch mouldings, bumpers, and window surrounds.

As before, the LX will be offered with petrol and diesel twin-turbocharged V6 engines.

In the case of the LX500d 3.3-litre diesel, power and torque remain at 227kW and 700Nm, while the LX600 6.5-litre petrol is rated at 305kW and 605Nm, as before.

Both engines are paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission with full-time four-wheel drive and a low-range transfer case. All variants are rated to tow up to 3500kg with a braked trailer.

The 2025 Lexus LX line-up encompasses the entry-level seven-seat Luxury, five- and seven-seat versions of the Sports Luxury, the newly-added Overtrail and ongoing F Sport, both with five seats, and the range-topping Ultra Luxury with individual seating for four.

Lexus has upgraded the autonomous emergency braking (AEB) system of all models with daytime motorcycle detection and day and night bicyclist detection.

AEB intervention when crossing intersections and acceleration suppression at low speeds to reduce the risk of misacceleration.

Safe exit assist and a driver monitoring camera, and an emergency driving stop system have also been implemented across the range.

All grades also feature an upgraded 12.3 fully-digital instrument display, replacing the previous 8.0-inch instrument screen. Wireless Android Auto capability has been added to the infotainment system (wired previously), joining Wireless Apple CarPlay.

The LX Luxury has had equipment adjusted with the addition of soft-close doors and a centre console cooler box under the front armrest.

Lexus bundles option equipment into an Enhancement Pack for the Luxury, bringing 22-inch wheels (up from 20-inch), a sunroof, and a kick sensor for the powered tailgate. Full equipment is listed below.

Both the Sports Luxury and F Sport grades add driver and front passenger massaging seats and four-way adjustable headrests, while new equipment for the LX Ultra Luxury is limited to a front wireless charger in addition to the one already fitted in the rear.

• LX500d Luxury seven-seat – $158,700
• LX600 Luxury seven-seat – $162,200
• LX500d Luxury w/ Enhancement Pack – $164,200
• LX600 Luxury w/ Enhancement Pack – $167.700
• LX500d Sports Luxury five-seat – $176,300
• LX600 Sports Luxury five-seat – 179,800
• LX500d Overtrail five-seat – $182,300
• LX600 Overtrail five-seat – $185,800
• LX500d F Sport five-seat – $182,300
• LX600 F Sport five-seat – $185,800
• LX600 Ultra Luxury four-seat – $220,950

Note: All prices above exclude on-road costs

New features marked in bold.

• 20-inch alloy wheels
• Seven seats with power-adjustable third row
• Tri-beam LED headlights with adaptive high beam
• Powered tailgate
• 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, satellite navigation and digital radio (new)
• 7.0-inch secondary centre display
• 12.3-inch digital instrument display
• Colour head-up display
• Wireless smartphone charging
• Four-zone climate control with NanoeX
• Leather-accented seat upholstery
• 10-way driver and eight-way passenger electric seat adjustment
• Heated front seats
• Soft-close doors
• 25-speaker Mark Levinson surround sound system
• Multi-Terrain Monitor with four cameras
• Adaptive ride height with three modes
• Low-range transfer case
• Trailer wiring harness
• Autonomous emergency braking with pedestrian, cyclist and motorcycle detection, and intersection support
• Low-speed rear autonomous emergency braking
• Adaptive cruise control
• Lane tracing assist
• Traffic sign recognition
• Blind-spot monitoring
• Tyre pressure monitoring
• Safe exit assist
• Driver monitoring camera with emergency driving stop
• Lexus Connected Services

• 22-inch alloy wheels
• Moon roof
• Kick sensor for powered tailgate

• Massaging front seats
• Front seat ventilation
• Heated and ventilated outboard rear seats
• Heated steering wheel
• Digital rear-view mirror
• Engine start fingerprint reader
• Unique to the F Sport are the following features:
• Jet black grille with mesh pattern
• 22-inch forged alloy wheels
• Aluminium pedals and scuff plates
• Perforated leather-accented steering wheel and shifter
• Sports seats with unique colours
• Adaptive suspension
• Torsen limited-slip rear differential
• Front and rear performance dampers (bracing)
• Unique steering tune
• Unique to the Sports Luxury are the following features:
• Unique 22-inch forged alloy wheels
• Specific front spindle grille
• 11.6-inch twin rear screens

• Front and rear locking differentials
• 18-inch matte grey alloy wheels
• Toyo Open Country all-terrain tyres
• Black radiator grille
• Black door handles and mirrors
• Black wheel arch trims
• Black window mouldings

• Independent second-row seats with heating, ventilation, power adjustment, massaging and reclining
• Adjustable rear-seat ottomans with two-position memory
• Front wireless smartphone charging
• Rear wireless smartphone charging
• Rear control panel for climate control and seat functions
• Upgraded leather upholstery

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