2024 Lexus TX: The Top Third Row Seating SUV

If you've been researching the Lexus TX and wondering whether it runs on pure electric power, you're not alone. Customers ask us this regularly, especially as more automakers release fully electric SUVs alongside hybrid alternatives. The short answer: the Lexus TX is not a fully electric vehicle, but it does offer a full hybrid and a plug-in hybrid that bring real electrified benefits to a three-row luxury SUV. If you're already curious about which version fits your life, feel free to browse our new Lexus TX inventory to see what we have in stock. The distinction between electric, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid genuinely matters when you're making a considered purchase. Each powertrain has its own fuel economy figures, charging behavior, and practical tradeoffs worth understanding before you decide. more Is the Lexus TX Electric? The Short Answer The Lexus TX is not a fully electric vehicle. Lexus designed the TX with three powertrain options: a turbocharged gasoline model, a full hybrid, and a plug-in hybrid. So while an electric TX isn't currently in the picture, what you're actually looking at is a well-structured lineup of electrified options rather than a single battery-only drivetrain. This reflects Lexus's broader approach of meeting drivers where they are. Many buyers want better fuel economy and lower emissions without committing to a fully electric vehicle, and the TX lineup addresses that without pushing one solution on everyone. Lexus TX Powertrain Options The TX gives you three distinct powertrain paths, each built for a different kind of driver. Performance, everyday efficiency, electric-only flexibility, there's a version of the TX built around each of those priorities. TX 350: The Non-Electrified Baseline The TX 350 is the entry point and the only model without any hybrid technology. Lexus equipped it with a 2.4L turbocharged inline-4 producing 275 hp, and the EPA rates it at 23 mpg combined. For buyers who prefer a traditional powertrain without the added complexity of a hybrid system, this is the straightforward choice. It's a solid pick for families who prioritize cabin space and a polished driving experience without thinking about charging or regenerative braking. If electrification isn't a priority, the TX 350 holds its own as a capable luxury three-row SUV. TX 500h: Full Hybrid Performance The TX 500h pairs a turbocharged 2.4L four-cylinder with two electric motors for a combined output of 366 hp, and the EPA rates it at 27 mpg combined. The transition between electric and gasoline power is smooth, something Lexus has refined over decades of hybrid development. You don't plug this one in. The battery charges itself through regenerative braking and the combustion engine, so there's no change to your daily routine. The TX 500h suits drivers who want to spend less at the pump without adjusting their habits around charging. It sits between the standard TX 350 and the plug-in variant, offering a meaningful efficiency improvement over the base model. TX 550h+: Plug-In Hybrid Capability The TX 550h+ is the most electrified version of the TX currently available. Lexus paired a 3.5L V6 with two electric motors for a combined 404 hp. The EPA rates it at 29 mpg combined in hybrid operation, and Lexus estimates approximately 33 miles of all-electric driving range. Edmunds real-world testing measured 31 miles on a full charge, which is close to that manufacturer estimate. This model is especially practical for daily commutes where you can run entirely on electricity and save fuel for longer trips. For drivers in and around Southern California who want to reduce their reliance on gasoline, the TX 550h+ is the version to seriously consider. Lexus TX MPG Comparison: All Three Trims at a Glance The table below summarizes the key powertrain figures across the TX lineup based on EPA ratings for the current model year. Trim Powertrain Type Engine / Motor Output Drivetrain Fuel Economy (Combined) Electric‑Only Range TX 350 Gasoline 2.4L turbo I‑4, 275 hp FWD standard, AWD available 23 mpg None TX 500h Full Hybrid 2.4L turbo I‑4 + 2 electric motors, 366 hp DIRECT4 AWD 27 mpg None (self‑charging) TX 550h+ Plug‑In Hybrid 3.5L V6 + 2 electric motors, 404 hp DIRECT4 AWD 29 mpg (hybrid mode) ~33 miles (Lexus estimate) The efficiency gains become most meaningful in the hybrid models. The TX 550h+ in particular can deliver fuel economy a conventional SUV can't approach, especially for drivers whose daily mileage falls within the electric range. Lexus TX 550h+ Electric Range and Charging Explained The plug-in hybrid experience in the TX 550h+ goes beyond better MPG. It changes how you interact with the TX on a daily basis. Understanding the electric range and charging setup is key to getting the most out of this model. How Far Can You Drive on Electric Power Alone? The TX 550h+ gives you enough electric-only capacity to cover most routine trips without touching the gas tank. For urban and suburban drivers with predictable daily mileage, that could mean going days between fill-ups if you're charging at home regularly. When the battery depletes, the TX shifts into hybrid mode and continues normally, so range anxiety isn't a concern the way it would be with a fully electric vehicle. Charging Times and Home vs. Public Charging A Level 2 home charger fully recharges the TX 550h+ battery in approximately three hours, making an overnight charge easy to work into any routine. A standard 120-volt outlet also works, though it's better suited for topping off than a full recharge. For Southern California drivers, the region's EV charging infrastructure makes the TX 550h+ especially practical. Public Level 2 stations are widely available throughout the Los Angeles area, so topping up during errands or a shopping trip is straightforward. Unlike a fully electric vehicle, if charging isn't available, you simply continue in hybrid mode. That flexibility is one of the genuine advantages of the plug-in hybrid format, and we hear it consistently from customers in the El Monte area and across the region. Compared to alternatives like the Volvo XC90 Recharge, Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring PHEV, or Kia Sorento PHEV, the TX 550h+ holds its own on all-electric range while adding Lexus's reliability to the equation. Does the Lexus TX PHEV Qualify for Federal Tax Credits? The TX 550h+ may qualify for a federal tax credit under current clean vehicle legislation, including provisions under the Inflation Reduction Act. Eligibility depends on several factors: final assembly location, battery component sourcing, your tax liability and income, and current IRS rules on MSRP caps. We recommend checking the latest guidance at IRS.gov or fueleconomy.gov and consulting a qualified tax advisor before purchasing. We don't present any specific credit amount as guaranteed, and tax situations vary. What we can help with is making the financing process as clear as possible. If you want to explore your options, our pre-approval page is a good starting point before your visit. Which Lexus TX Powertrain Should You Choose? The right powertrain comes down to how you drive and what you value most. The TX 350 suits buyers who want a traditional luxury SUV with no interest in charging routines or hybrid systems. At 275 hp with a straightforward ownership experience, it delivers exactly what it promises. The TX 500h is the best fit for efficiency-minded drivers who don't want to think about plugging in. At 366 hp and 27 mpg combined, it offers meaningfully better fuel economy than the TX 350 without changing your daily habits. It makes particular sense for long-distance drivers or those in areas where public charging is less accessible. The TX 550h+ is the choice for buyers who want maximum benefit from electrification while keeping a gasoline backup. At 404 hp and up to 33 miles of electric range, it's ideal for drivers with a predictable daily commute and access to home charging. If most of your driving falls within that electric range, you may go days without stopping at a gas station. The potential tax credit eligibility adds another reason to take it seriously, provided you qualify under current IRS guidelines. Explore Lexus TX Hybrid Options at Longo Lexus We carry the full TX lineup at Longo Lexus in El Monte, California, across all three powertrain configurations. Whether you're comparing the TX 500h against the TX 550h+ or simply want to understand how the hybrid and plug-in hybrid difference plays out in person, our team can walk you through everything clearly and without pressure. We've been the number one Lexus retailer for new vehicle sales in the Western United States since 1990 and have held Elite of Lexus status since 1992. Our inventory includes new 2025 and 2026 Lexus models, and we're happy to arrange a test drive so you can feel the difference between the powertrains firsthand. You can visit us at 3530 Peck Rd, El Monte, CA 91731, call our sales team at 626-539-2955, or contact our Longo Lexus team to schedule a time that works for you. Sales hours run Monday through Saturday from 9 AM to 8 PM and Sunday from 10 AM to 7 PM. The Lexus TX is a well-built SUV in any configuration. The right version is simply the one that fits your life.

If you're asking how much the 2026 Lexus TX costs, the honest answer is: it depends on more than just the sticker price. The TX spans a wide range of trims and three distinct powertrains, and the price gap between the base and top configurations is significant. At Longo Lexus, we work with buyers across Southern California every week who want to understand exactly where their money goes before they commit. Whether you're drawn to the entry-level TX 350 or curious about the plug-in hybrid TX 550h+, we can help you find the right 2026 Lexus TX in our inventory or reach out to our team for a personalized quote. more 2026 Lexus TX Price Overview: What to Expect Before You Shop The 2026 Lexus TX starts at $58,290 and climbs to over $82,000 at the top configuration. The price difference reflects both trim-level upgrades and powertrain choices: gas, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid each carry different price points and ownership costs. The table below gives you a fast way to compare before we walk through each trim in detail. Trim Starting MSRP Powertrain Drivetrain Horsepower Standout Feature TX 350 (base) $58,290 (FWD) / $59,890 (AWD) 2.4L turbo 4-cyl FWD/AWD 275 hp 14-in touchscreen, Lexus Safety System+ 3.0 TX 350 Premium $61,090 2.4L turbo 4-cyl FWD 275 hp Upgraded interior, climate, and audio TX 350 Luxury $63,440 (FWD) / $65,040 (AWD) 2.4L turbo 4-cyl FWD/AWD 275 hp Semi-aniline leather, panoramic glass roof available TX 350 F SPORT Handling $67,560 2.4L turbo 4-cyl AWD 275 hp 22-in Matte Black wheels, sport-tuned suspension TX 500h F SPORT Performance Premium $71,810 Turbo 2.4L + two motors (hybrid) DIRECT4 AWD 366 hp 406 lb-ft torque, hybrid efficiency TX 500h F SPORT Performance Luxury $74,960 Turbo 2.4L + two motors (hybrid) DIRECT4 AWD 366 hp 21-speaker Mark Levinson audio TX 550h+ Luxury $82,160 3.5L V6 PHEV AWD 404 hp Up to 33 mi EV range, 29 mpg combined How Powertrain Choice Shapes the 2026 Lexus TX Price One of the most impactful decisions when shopping the TX is powertrain. The TX 350 uses a 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder delivering 275 hp. The TX 500h steps up to a hybrid system pairing that same engine with two electric motors for 366 hp and 406 lb-ft of torque, with DIRECT4 AWD standard. DIRECT4 and Dynamic Rear Steering are exclusive to the hybrid and plug-in hybrid TX, so the gas TX 350 trims, including F SPORT Handling, use a conventional all-wheel-drive system instead. The TX 550h+ is a plug-in hybrid with a 3.5L V6, 404 total hp, and up to 33 miles of all-electric range. Hybrid and PHEV variants cost more upfront, but that premium comes with real long-term offsets through fuel savings. The TX 500h is available exclusively on F SPORT Performance trims, so your powertrain choice also shapes which configurations you can access. 2026 Lexus TX Trim-by-Trim Price Breakdown TX 350: The Starting Point At $58,290, the TX 350 is the entry point into the 2026 lineup, and it doesn't feel like a compromise. Standard equipment includes a 14-inch touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Lexus Safety System+ 3.0, NuLuxe interior trim, and heated front seats. Three-row seating accommodates up to seven passengers. This is the trim for buyers who want the Lexus ownership experience and strong foundational technology without paying for premium amenities they may not use every day. Options and packages can push the final price higher, and we're happy to walk you through what's available at this level. TX 350 Premium: First Major Step Up The TX 350 Premium comes in at $61,090, adding upgraded interior materials, a more refined audio system, improved climate control, and additional convenience features. The improvements here are the kind you feel on every drive, not just on a spec sheet. If you regularly carry passengers or spend significant time in traffic, the comfort upgrades at this trim make the step up easy to justify. It remains one of the more popular configurations we see buyers land on, particularly families who want a well-equipped three-row without stretching to the Luxury tier. TX 350 Luxury: Where Refinement Meets a Higher Price Tag At approximately $63,440, the TX 350 Luxury is priced just below the Premium, which reflects how Lexus has positioned the feature content rather than a simple hierarchy. You get semi-aniline leather seating, heated second-row outboard seats, a heated steering wheel, ambient lighting, and the option for a panoramic glass roof. The Luxury trim is built for buyers who prioritize cabin quality and comfort over sporty styling or performance tuning. The materials feel distinctly elevated compared to the lower trims, and that difference is apparent from the moment you sit down. TX 350 F SPORT Handling: Sport Styling and What It Adds to the Bill At $67,560, the F SPORT Handling trim takes the TX in a different direction. All-wheel drive, a sport-tuned suspension, rear steering, active sound control, and 22-inch Matte Black wheels give this configuration a sharper, more engaging character than its comfort-focused counterparts. This is the trim for buyers who want a more involving driving experience without moving into hybrid territory. If the way the TX handles matters as much as where it takes you, the F SPORT Handling delivers without requiring a top-tier budget commitment. TX 500h F SPORT Performance Premium: Performance Upgrades and Their Price Impact At approximately $71,810, the F SPORT Performance Premium is where the TX 500h hybrid powertrain enters the picture. The combination of a turbocharged 2.4-liter engine and two electric motors produces 366 hp and 406 lb-ft of torque, with DIRECT4 AWD standard. Acceleration is genuinely quick, and the all-wheel-drive system is noticeably more responsive than what you get in the gas-only trims. The higher price reflects the hybrid hardware, performance calibration, and the technology required to deliver that output. For buyers who want their luxury SUV to feel quick and capable, this trim is a meaningful step up from anything in the TX 350 family. We currently carry TX 500h models in our inventory at Longo Lexus in El Monte. If you'd like to compare this trim against the F SPORT Handling in person, contact our team to schedule a test drive. TX 500h F SPORT Performance Luxury: The Top Tier of the Hybrid Lineup At approximately $74,960, the F SPORT Performance Luxury pairs the full TX 500h performance system with the premium interior appointments of the Luxury grade. That means a panoramic moonroof, a 21-speaker Mark Levinson audio system, and a rearview mirror camera alongside everything from the F SPORT Performance Premium. This is the TX for buyers who want the hybrid powertrain and the highest-grade interior materials in a single package. It's the most complete version of the TX 500h and priced accordingly. TX 550h+ Luxury: The PHEV Option and Maximum Investment The TX 550h+ Luxury is the top-of-the-line 2026 TX and the only plug-in hybrid in the lineup. Starting at $82,160, it uses a 3.5L V6 hybrid system producing 404 total hp, with up to 33 miles of all-electric range and 29 mpg combined once the battery depletes. Standard equipment at this level includes 22-inch wheels, semi-aniline leather, and a Mark Levinson audio system. As of mid-2026, federal PHEV tax credit eligibility under the Inflation Reduction Act depends on several factors including the vehicle's final assembly location, the buyer's income, and MSRP thresholds. We are not able to confirm a specific credit amount here, and eligibility rules may have changed. We recommend speaking with a qualified tax advisor to understand your personal eligibility before factoring any potential credit into your budget. How Options and Packages Push the Final Price Higher Selecting a trim is just the starting point. Technology packages, upgraded audio options, appearance packages, and advanced camera systems can add several thousand dollars to the sticker price. It's worth identifying the additions that would genuinely improve your daily ownership experience rather than selecting every available upgrade by default. At Longo Lexus, we can walk you through package bundling options that sometimes offer better value than adding features individually. Knowing which packages are available at your chosen trim also helps you avoid expecting something that may not be offered at that level. Out-the-Door Costs: Budgeting Beyond the Sticker Price MSRP is only part of the picture. Out-the-door pricing includes California state sales tax and vehicle registration fees, along with documentation fees and any dealer-installed accessories. Depending on the vehicle's value and your specific registration county, these additions can push your total well above the advertised price. If you're financing, the interest paid over the life of the loan is another layer of true cost to account for. We recommend asking for an itemized breakdown of every fee in the final purchase number before signing. That transparency is something we prioritize at our El Monte dealership, and it's the clearest way to compare any two offers accurately. Get a Personalized 2026 Lexus TX Quote at Longo Lexus Longo Lexus has been one of the most established Lexus dealerships in the country since 1989, ranking as the number one Lexus retailer for new vehicle sales in the Western United States since 1990. We carry one of the largest inventories of new Lexus vehicles in Southern California, including the full 2026 TX lineup across all trims and powertrains. Visit or Contact Us Our team at 3530 Peck Rd, El Monte, CA 91731 can walk you through current incentives and available packages, and help you find financing that fits your budget. You can reach us at 626-539-2955, or explore our current 2026 Lexus TX inventory online to see what's in stock. Sales hours are Monday through Saturday, 9 AM to 8 PM, and Sunday, 10 AM to 7 PM. If you want a clear picture of your total 2026 Lexus TX price before stepping onto the lot, get in touch with our team for a personalized quote. We're here to make the process straightforward.

Luxury and fuel efficiency don't usually get mentioned in the same breath, but Lexus has spent decades proving that assumption wrong. The 2026 lineup pushes that reputation even further. It offers a range of hybrids and a fully electric model with genuinely impressive efficiency ratings and zero compromise on premium features. At Longo Lexus in El Monte, we work with Southern California drivers every day who want to know exactly which powertrain fits their lifestyle, so we've ranked the most fuel-efficient 2026 Lexus models by MPG to give you a clear answer. Browse our new Lexus inventory to see what's currently in stock. Before diving in, a quick note on terminology. A hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) pairs a gasoline engine with an electric motor and recharges its own battery through driving, no plug required. A plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) adds a larger battery you charge externally for extended electric-only driving. A battery electric vehicle (BEV) runs entirely on electricity with no gasoline engine at all. Knowing which type suits your daily routine is the first real step toward picking the right model. more Why the 2026 Lexus Lineup Sets the Standard for Luxury Fuel Efficiency Lexus built its hybrid program on more than just pairing a battery with a gas engine. The 2026 models reflect years of refinement in powertrain engineering, aerodynamic design, and intelligent energy management. Each hybrid uses a self-charging system, so no external plug is needed, while the fully electric RZ 350e runs on a purpose-built BEV platform designed from the ground up for efficiency and range. Aerodynamic profiles across the lineup actively cut drag at highway speeds, which supports better real-world fuel economy. These vehicles also use predictive navigation systems that optimize routes and driving behavior for lower energy consumption. These aren't afterthought features; Lexus engineers built them in at the design stage, and the efficiency numbers reflect that. 2026 Lexus Model Efficiency Comparison Model Powertrain Type EPA Combined MPG or MPGe Electric-Only Range Horsepower Drivetrain UX 300h HEV 43 MPG N/A 196 hp FWD ES 350h HEV 46 MPG N/A 244 hp FWD RX 350h HEV 36 MPG N/A 246 hp AWD RZ 350e BEV 96 MPGe 302 miles (full charge) 201 hp FWD Note: MPGe (miles per gallon equivalent) measures how far an EV travels on the energy equivalent of one gallon of gasoline. It is not directly comparable to MPG but is included here for reference alongside the RZ 350e's EPA-estimated driving range. 2026 Lexus UX 300h: The Most Fuel-Efficient Lexus SUV at 43 MPG Combined The UX 300h earns the title of most fuel-efficient Lexus SUV in 2026, delivering 43 MPG combined, a number you'd typically expect from a compact sedan. Its powertrain pairs a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine with electric motors and an e-CVT, producing 196 horsepower and transitioning smoothly between power sources depending on driving conditions. In stop-and-go traffic on the 605 or 10 freeway, regenerative braking continuously recovers energy that would otherwise be lost. That's exactly where real-world fuel economy can outperform EPA estimates. The UX 300h's compact footprint also makes it well suited for Southern California urban environments: easy to park, quick to maneuver, and genuinely efficient across a variety of driving conditions. Inside, the cabin delivers premium materials, advanced driver assistance technology, and intuitive connectivity. For buyers who want the best Lexus SUV MPG rating without sacrificing a luxurious feel, the UX 300h is the benchmark. 2026 Lexus ES 350h: The Most Fuel-Efficient Lexus Sedan at 46 MPG Combined The ES 350h leads the entire 2026 Lexus lineup in combined fuel economy, hitting 46 MPG in FWD configuration. That figure is remarkable for a midsize luxury sedan and puts the ES 350h among the most fuel-efficient vehicles in its class, regardless of brand. The powertrain uses a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine paired with Lexus's sixth-generation hybrid system, which prioritizes smooth, quiet operation. It recovers energy during deceleration through regenerative braking and manages power distribution between the gasoline engine and electric motor without any driver input. The result is responsive acceleration that rarely feels like an efficiency compromise. The cabin is spacious and refined, with available heated and ventilated seating, a premium audio system, and a driver-focused cockpit layout. For anyone who spends serious time commuting and wants to cut fuel costs without giving up comfort, the ES 350h makes the strongest case in the Lexus lineup. 2026 Lexus RX 350h: The Spacious Hybrid SUV at 36 MPG Combined The RX 350h is where Lexus hybrid efficiency meets real-world family practicality. At 36 MPG combined with AWD, this midsize SUV delivers numbers that most non-hybrid competitors in its segment simply can't touch. It's built for buyers who need more cargo space and passenger comfort than the UX offers but still want meaningful fuel savings. The hybrid powertrain pairs a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine with an electric motor and e-CVT, producing 246 horsepower while distributing power intelligently across all four wheels. The drive is smooth and composed on varied road surfaces. Standard safety features, a well-tuned suspension, and a roomy interior round out the package. The RX 350h proves you don't have to choose between capability and efficiency. If you're thinking about switching from a conventional gas-powered SUV to a hybrid, you can get a trade-in estimate to understand your current vehicle's value before making a decision. 2026 Lexus RZ 350e: All-Electric Luxury with 302 Miles of EPA-Estimated Range The RZ 350e is Lexus's fully electric flagship, and the 2026 version delivers an EPA-estimated range of 302 miles on a single charge. As a BEV, it produces zero tailpipe emissions and runs entirely on electricity, so home charging or access to public charging infrastructure is a real requirement for ownership. For drivers who have that access, the efficiency and driving experience make a compelling case. Lexus engineers built the RZ 350e on a dedicated EV platform rather than a converted gasoline chassis. Weight distribution, battery placement, and interior packaging all reflect intentional BEV design thinking. A single front motor produces 201 horsepower and delivers instant torque, making city driving genuinely effortless. The 96 MPGe combined rating reflects how efficiently the system converts electrical energy into motion. The interior brings Lexus's design philosophy to life with high-end materials and a full connectivity suite. For buyers committed to electric driving without trading away a premium experience, the RZ 350e sets the bar in the Lexus lineup. Hybrid or Electric? Choosing the Right Lexus for Your Lifestyle Choosing between a hybrid and an EV comes down to how and where you drive. Neither is objectively better; they serve different needs. Best Lexus Hybrid for Daily Commuters and City Driving For commuters navigating urban traffic with occasional longer trips, the UX 300h and ES 350h stand out. The UX 300h's 43 MPG combined rating and compact dimensions make it ideal for dense city environments like El Monte and surrounding areas. The ES 350h edges it out on efficiency at 46 MPG combined while offering considerably more interior space, making it the top pick for buyers who prioritize fuel economy and a roomier cabin. Both HEVs require no charging infrastructure and carry no range anxiety, which matters a lot for drivers whose routes vary day to day. Best Lexus EV for Low-Emission and Long-Range Driving The RZ 350e suits drivers with reliable home or workplace charging who want to eliminate fuel costs altogether. At 302 miles of EPA-estimated range, it handles most daily commutes and weekend drives without needing a mid-trip charge. Total cost of ownership tends to favor BEVs over time as fuel and many maintenance expenses are significantly reduced. If zero-emission driving paired with a luxury experience is the priority, the RZ 350e delivers on both counts. Frequently Asked Questions About 2026 Lexus Fuel Economy Which 2026 Lexus Gets the Best Gas Mileage? The ES 350h leads the lineup at 46 MPG combined, making it the most fuel-efficient Lexus you can buy in 2026. The UX 300h follows closely at 43 MPG combined, the top figure for any Lexus SUV. Both are HEVs that require no plugging in, and both deliver meaningful fuel savings compared to standard gasoline luxury vehicles. Are 2026 Lexus Hybrids Worth It Over Standard Gas Models? For most buyers, yes. Fuel savings from Lexus HEV models add up consistently, especially for drivers who log significant annual mileage on Southern California freeways. Models like the ES 350h and UX 300h can reduce fuel costs considerably over the ownership period. The hybrid powertrain doesn't compromise performance or comfort, and lower emissions matter both environmentally and practically in areas with stricter air quality standards. Shop the Most Fuel-Efficient 2026 Lexus Models at Longo Lexus We carry the full 2026 lineup at Longo Lexus, including the UX 300h, ES 350h, RX 350h, and RZ 350e. Located at 3530 Peck Rd, El Monte, CA 91731, we've been the number one Lexus retailer for new vehicle sales in the Western United States since 1990 and hold Elite of Lexus status for excellence in sales, service, and customer experience. Our team can walk you through the differences between each hybrid and electric model, help you calculate real-world fuel savings based on your driving habits, and arrange a test drive so you can experience Lexus efficiency firsthand. Browse our new Lexus inventory or reach our sales team at 626-539-2955. Sales hours run Monday through Saturday from 9 AM to 8 PM and Sunday from 10 AM to 7 PM. You can also connect with us through our contact page online.