ALL-NEW 2025 Lexus ES 350 Hybrid Revealed: What You Need to Know!

ALL-NEW 2025 Lexus ES 350 Hybrid Revealed: What You Need to Know!
The Lexus ES is one of the oldest vehicles in its class, which you might not be able to tell just by looking at it. Production of the current generation began in 2018, and a major makeover is expected to debut for the 2025 model year. What we do know about the revised 2025 Lexus ES comes from early reports.
Automotive News reports that a complete makeover of the midsize luxury car is in the works for the 2025 model year. Lexus hasn't shown the next-generation ES' style yet, but we expect the brand's unique spindle grille will still be featured prominently. Lexus may shake things up with a more daring design for the ES in 2025, as the current model sports a rear lightbar and is otherwise conservative in appearance.
We haven't been able to track down any interior photos of the 2025 ES either. Even while the current model has plenty of both technology and luxury features, we anticipate that the makeover will bring even more. The 2024 ES's cabin is roomy and well-appointed, and has an asymetrical dashboard wrapped in soft-touch materials.
Standard fare is an 8-inch touchscreen, with a 12.3-inch display available as an upgrade. Not only can you connect your smartphone wirelessly, but you also get Bluetooth, GPS, a WiFi hotspot, Amazon Alexa, and satellite radio as standard features; we expect even more common features to be introduced in the next-generation model.There are three engine options available for the 2024 ES, and there have been no hints that this number may increase for the 2025 model. The standard powertrain is a 2.5-liter four-cylinder with 203 horsepower.
A 215-horsepower hybrid four-cylinder engine and a 302-horsepower 3.5-liter V6 are available for those who demand even more power. Speculation suggests a plug-in hybrid model could join the roster as well. We anticipate that front-wheel drive will be standard and all-wheel drive will be an extra cost.
Although Lexus has not officially announced the 2025 ES's price or release date, we anticipate it will be available at dealerships sometime in 2020. 2024 ES pricing starts at $43,190 and ranges up to $53,480, and we estimate an incremental increase to reflect the redesign for 2025.

[@davesax11]

As a plug in hybrid AWD the ES would be interesting. Make sure there's enough brake regen for one pedal driving.

[@user-zi5un3xd8k]

Need a lighter color interior for floors. The black floor carpet shows dust and small leaf pieces. Can Lexus please give the option to choose a light colored carpet. My 2014 ES350 has it and it looks more spacious than black colored flooring.

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[@thebig12conference73]

Engineering Project Manager for a big 3 firm in the UA, German American here greetings. Based on what we know on Moto trend's spying on the 2015 Camry, we can expect something RADICAL for the 2025 Lexus ES 350 Hybrid. That something radical is DA DA DA DA AWD AKA ALL WHEEL DRIVE! On the Camry before you had the option of either Hybrid or AWD but you will have both. Based on that, we can expect something similar for the Lexus. Might I recommend a suggestion, spend a bit more and get the F Sport, Performance and Handling. If you are going to spend $40,000 on a base Lexus, might as well treat yourself pay $47,000 and get the Hybrid F Sport. It won't make your car have more HP but it will be fun to drive.
I have driven 3 generations of Toyota Camrys and they are good cars but I will be dealing with international clients, from Japan and Saudi Arabia.
When you are making $100,000 base salary nobody cares what you drive. When you are making base $250,000 US and your bonus is $250,00, plus you are representing the company, things change. When I just a Mechanical Engineering project manager making $125,000 and did not drive clients, nobody cared what I drove. I am currently driving a 2023 Mercedes E 350 but I am going to trade that in for a Lexus ES- I don't know if they will keep the 250 300 and 350 models, they might change that but I know that you will be able to have the option to have All Wheel Drive. The reason why I like this over other luxury models is you can put 87 regular gas and not 91 high octane, and get good mileage. I will be driving pretty soon an hour a day for my work so I will need something that is good on the gas. This will be my next car can't wait, bye bye Camry hello Lexus! Retired Colonel in the United States Marine Corps,
Good things come tot hose who work HARD. If this car is your goal, set goals to attain it. If you have to save up for 4-5 years first, save up 20-25%. I always recommend getting cars three to four years used and do the old 40-50% off the MSRP trick. This way you can get that $50,000 high end F sport for about $30,000-35,000, which is the price of a Camry new anyways. I hope this information helps the people. I also get to test drive new luxury cars and write a report for my friend who owns a luxury car dealership in Las Vegas. You can't go wrong with the Lexus ES Mid Sized Sedan. It is the most sold luxury sedan the LS is a gas guzzler and it is out of most people's budget and the IS is too compact. The ES is the best compromise between the compact IS, and the gas guzzling LS>

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Please Toyota get rid of that grill ) looks so bad ready for a new generation)

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