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Lexus models and maintenance
Browse available Lexus models for service intervals, common problems, maintenance costs, fuel consumption, and practical vehicle-check guidance.
Lexus cars — models, engines and maintenance
Lexus is the premium automotive brand of Toyota Motor Corporation, launched in 1989. Its range includes luxury crossovers, SUVs, sedans and passenger models, with a strong focus on electrified powertrains.
Lexus’s well-known current and recent models include the LBX, UX, NX, RX, RZ, ES and LM; the GX and LX are also available in selected markets. Depending on the model, model year and market, a Lexus may use a petrol or diesel engine, a full Lexus Hybrid Drive system, a plug-in hybrid powertrain, a performance-hybrid system or a fully electric drivetrain. Availability of individual versions and powertrains varies by market.
For accurate Lexus maintenance information, the exact model, generation, production year, VIN, engine or motor code, transmission, drivetrain and hybrid or electric system must be considered. Data for petrol and diesel versions, Lexus Hybrid Drive, plug-in hybrids, performance hybrids and battery-electric models is not interchangeable. Service intervals, approved fluids, timing-drive design, e-CVT or conventional automatic-transmission requirements, e-Four/DIRECT4 systems, high-voltage battery, inverter, cooling and charging requirements, and common issues depend on the individual configuration. Even where a model shares technical solutions with Toyota, maintenance information should be confirmed against the Lexus VIN and factory documentation.
CT
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ES
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GS
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GX
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HS
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IS
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LBX
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LC
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LFA
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LS
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LX
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NX
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RC
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RX
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RZ
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SC
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TX
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UX
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