Lexus has built its reputation on exceptional quality, refinement, and hybrid technology, selling millions of hybrid luxury vehicles since the original RX 400h. Now, the brand is applying these same principles to battery electric vehicles, beginning with the RZ 450e, a dedicated electric crossover that showcases Lexus' approach to EV luxury — prioritizing ride comfort, interior quality, and craftsmanship alongside electric performance.
The RZ 450e, built on Toyota's e-TNGA platform, offers all-wheel drive through a dual-motor setup, Direct4 torque distribution technology, and the kind of quiet, refined driving experience Lexus is known for. While its range and charging speed have faced criticism compared to segment leaders, Lexus has been working on improvements and updates to keep the model competitive.
Looking ahead, Lexus is preparing a significant expansion of its EV lineup based on Toyota's next-generation EV platforms. These future models promise step-change improvements in range, charging speed, and manufacturing efficiency, leveraging new battery technologies including bipolar lithium-ion and eventually solid-state cells. Lexus has previewed several concept vehicles suggesting that electric sedans, SUVs, and even sports cars are in development.
Lexus aims to offer a full lineup of battery electric vehicles by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality across its operations by 2050. The brand's deliberate, quality-focused approach to electrification may be slower than some competitors, but it reflects Lexus' commitment to only launching EVs that meet its exacting standards for reliability, refinement, and customer satisfaction.
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