The Lexus NX comes to market as the automaker’s first entry into the luxury compact crossover segment along with being the first turbocharged car in its lineup.
The NX was designed to have more agility than an SUV along with an eye-catching bold exterior enhanced by a low-profile roofline, big spindle grille up front, innovative LED headlamps and L-shaped daytime running lights, 17-inch rims and muscular shaped wheel arches. The rear is punctuated by Lexus’ signature ‘L’ shape combination lamps, each with seamless LED lighting, while the bodywork echoes the spindle grille design. The Lexus NX’s cabin combines the structural beauty of a high-performance machine with luxury materials that maximizes functionality. The combination of hard metallic surfaces and contrasting soft materials help create a unique interior. A strong, center silver frame surrounds and defines the center instrument panel. Knee pads located at the base of the center stack help support the driver and passenger. The Human Machine Interface (HMI) technology continues the impression of an advanced vehicle and is also located at the bottom of the center stack.