2024 Lexus NX450h+ - The Most Attractive Family SUV in the City!

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2024 Lexus NX
Starting at: $40.605
Highs: Wide variety of available powertrains, roomy cabin, high-tech features abound.
Lows: Mundane road manners, not as quiet inside as expected, most models are fairly poky.
Verdict: Comfortable and well-appointed, the NX stays true to the Lexus ethos, right down to its unexciting driving demeanor.
Overview
Lexus's brand is centered on comfort, and the 2024 NX SUV plays right into that ethos, effectively hiding the plebeian platform it shares with the Toyota RAV4 and Venza crossovers. Unless it's parked next to the Venza, it's hard to see the similarities. Most NX models come handsomely appointed with high-quality materials. A plethora of powertrain options is available, including a hybrid and plug-in hybrid. The latter is a 302-hp setup pulled from the muscled-up RAV4 Prime. Don't get confused, though, the NX is a softie, prioritizing compliant ride quality over apex-nipping aptitude. That means enthusiast drivers will likely find rivals such as the Audi Q3, the BMW X1, or the Mercedes-Benz GLA-class more satisfying. If your use case skews more towards road trips and quiet commutes, though, the Lexus is well-suited for such tasks and features comfortable front seats that are perfect for long drives.
What's New for 2024?
Given that it's only been two years since a full re-do, the 2024 NX sees few changes. Lexus has altered some of the SUV's interior colors and added more consistent color-keyed elements throughout the cabin. NX350h and NX450h+ models can now be had with a remote parking feature, while the NX450h+ F Sport is now available with either a regular sunroof or a panoramic sunroof.
Pricing and Which One to Buy
The price of the 2024 Lexus NX starts at $40.605 and goes up to $61.155 depending on the trim and options.
NX250: $40,605
NX350: $44,365
NX350h: $44,615
NX350 F Sport: $49,465
NX450h+: $59,905
NX450h+ F Sport: $61,155
The NX starts at just over $40,000, but that base model may be too spartan for some luxury shoppers. Selecting the mid-range NX350 brings a 275-hp turbocharged 2.4-liter four-cylinder, which offers more appropriate performance. We'd suggest adding the Luxury package, which includes premium equipment such as the larger 14.0-inch infotainment display, quilted leather upholstery, cloud-connected navigation, upgraded interior ambient lighting, 20-inch wheels, four-way adjustable lumbar support for the driver, and adaptive headlamps. For buyers looking for a more menacing appearance and more performance upgrades, the NX350 F Sport is similarly priced and available with the Luxury package.
Engine, Transmission, and Performance
The 2024 NX has four powertrain options. The base NX250 model comes with a 203-hp 2.5-liter four-cylinder, while the NX350 is powered by a 275-hp turbocharged 2.4-liter. Both come with an eight-speed automatic transmission. However, the NX250 can be had with either front- or all-wheel drive, and the NX350 has all-wheel drive standard. Two different hybrid options are on the menu, starting with the NX350h, which pairs two electric motors with the 2.5-liter four-cylinder for 239 horsepower. The more exciting option is the NX450h+, which borrows its 302-hp plug-in-hybrid powertrain from the RAV4 Prime. In our testing, the range-topping NX450h+ hit 60 mph in 5.6 seconds while the NX350h needed 7.6 seconds to accomplish the same feat. Both hybrids come standard with all-wheel drive. Our first test drive was with a mid-range NX350, which snapped off a reasonably brisk 6.6-second 60-mph run. ...
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