Lexus NX vs Audi Q5 Comparison

The New NX 350h has been awarded the highest rating of 5 stars by Euro NCAP, and with this new car, the Lexus safety system has also come to India. This means a whole lot of driver assist features are now available with the car. This includes Lane tracing Assist, Lane departure Assist and Rear cross traffic alert amongst others. However, the Automatic emergency brakeing feature seen in the United States is missing in India.

The current edition of the Audi Q5 is still the mid-life facelift of the second-generation model that touched Indian showrooms in 2021. It keeps most of the core elements alive, such as the standard Quattro all-wheel-drive, the Matrix LED lights, and several other sharp features.

But things are about to get more interesting for this vehicle, with the imminent launch of the 2026 variant. This one will bring with it a new mild-hybrid system, which will make your city commutes better in terms of fuel efficiency. But, regardless of whether you want to wait for the new update or settle for the former, you can’t go wrong by choosing either. The Audi Q5 has always been known for its ability to absorb bumps softly while keeping you undisturbed inside the cabin, and that convenience from the car won’t be leaving anytime soon.