The U.S. market that put Lexus into the global luxury car big leagues will eventually offer the 2015 NX 200t turbo and NX 300h hybrid.
Pricing, yet unannounced, will be less than the popular RX crossover that caught the Detroit Three napping and catapulted Lexus to the Number One Luxury sales spot in U.S. German automakers, who initially dismissed Lexus as a poser, are still scrambling to catch up with their own – late to market – hybrids. [The Lexus LF-NX concepts, originally introduced at the 2013 Frankfurt and Tokyo Motor Shows, are close it appears to the actual production design of the NX; no doubt because the concepts were prepared after the production designs were approved. It’s an old automakers trick. It has the latest – exaggerated – Lexus front snout of course – AutoCrat.]
