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This is the first iteration of Lexus' luxury sedan to also be offered with a pure electric powertrain.
The new Lexus ES is expected to be offered with a plug-in-hybrid powertrain; teaser provides a glimpse of a charging port.
With the update, the ES gets a range of subtle styling tweaks, revised interior layout alongside a range of new features
Since the ES sedan is a major contributor for Lexus India’s domestic sales, the new Luxury Plus Edition aims to attract more buyers this festive season.
This exclusive model is available at all Lexus Guest Experience Centres starting this October
The 2021 Lexus ES facelift comes with tasteful upgrades including minor cosmetic tweaks, feature enhancements and improvements to the brakes and suspension, all of which help keep the model fresh in the segment.
There have been some substantial changes in its software department to improve its convenience and safety levels and also make it a bit sportier.
Outside rear view mirrors (ORVMs) are as old as the modern car itself and an integral part of our driving experience. However, that will change soon as cameras are all set to replace conventional mirrors and Lexus will be the first manufacturer to introduce them on production ready vehicles. The new generation Lexus ES will be the first production car to get cameras instead of outside rear view mirrors. The tech is called Digital Outer Mirror and will roll-out on the new generation ES sedan starting October this year.
The Lexus ES range is the entry level sedan range for the Japanese luxury automaker in India. While Lexus has already launched the new 7th generation ES in the 300h or hybrid only spec a few weeks ago in India through a soft launch, this time around, the automaker has officially showcased the car for the first time in the country. Taking inspiration from the larger Lexus LS 500h and improving on the design bits from the 6th generation, the new Lexus ES showcases a very typically flamboyant design language. Incidentally, with the sedan making its debut globally just a few months ago, India is one of the earlier markets in the world to get this luxury sedan. Prices start at Rs. 59.13 lakh (ex-showroom).
The Lexus ES 300h is a combination of elegant and luxurious exterior design followed by new safety, multimedia and connectivity technology to give the customers a lifestyles that promises to exude elegance. There's a lot to know about this car and we're giving you a glimpse into the 5 things you need to know about the ES 300h.
The next generation Lexus ES 300h made its global debut in April this year at the Beijing Motor Show and Lexus India has now introduced the sedan in the country, priced at Rs. 59.13 lakh (ex-showroom, India). The all-new generation model replaces its predecessor globally and is underpinned by an all-new platform underneath, while the design and features have massively improved over the current version.
Built on the all-new Toyota Global Architecture, K (GA-K) platform, the 2019 Lexus ES is the third vehicle in the 'Future Chapter of Lexus' that started with the LC coupe and LS sedan.
Lexus has yet again released a new teaser for the 2018 ES sedan, and this time around the carmaker has practically revealed the car ahead of its official unveiling. The new Lexus ES takes its inspiration for its older and more luxurious sibling the Lexus LS.
Lexus will first launch the ES sedan in China and consequently bring it to Europe in the next few months.
Lexus is all set to bring a mid-cycle refresh to the ES 300h sedan soon. The automaker will be unveiling the updated 2019 Lexus ES 300h facelift globally on April 25 at the upcoming Beijing Auto Show 2019 in China, and a leaked image of the updated model has made its way online. The 2019 ES 300h will be heading to a number of markets this year, and will also makes its way to India sometime in the future.
Toyota-owned luxury brand Lexus today finally entered India with the launch of the Lexus ES 300h hybrid sedan. Priced at Rs. 55.27 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), the ES300h will represent the Lexus brand in the mid-sized luxury car space, which is currently dominated by the likes of Mercedes-Benz E-Class, Audi A7, BMW 5 Series and the Volvo S90.
