#LexusUX

This is the smallest Lexus ever made. Should it come our way?

Congratulations, you got that promotion at work. It’s time for a fancier new car—but not too fancy.

Would you want a manual-shifting EV? Lexus is developing one.

So you want a small luxury crossover that’s reliable and not too pricey to operate and maintain? It sounds like you’re in the market for either the compact Lexus NX or the subcompact Lexus UX.

There was a time when Cadillac called itself the standard of the world, and it wasn’t just marketing puff.

First Lexus teased us with the out-there LF-30 concept last month. Now its first all-electric model is here: the UX300e.

The ever-growing number of compact luxury crossovers is giving automakers far more freedom to develop new vehicles than the sedan body styles they’re replacing ever did.

It’s that time of year where all the luxury automakers vie for the attention of rich people. Of course, I’m talking about the Monterey Car Week, and today we’ve got the latest fancy offerings from Lexus, with two flashy models that will appeal to those with deep pockets.

Lexus has released the first official image of its new UX compact crossover ahead of its debut early next month.

Lexus has teased its new UX compact crossover ahead of its debut at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show on March 6th.

Production of the Lexus CT200h won’t continue past the 2017 model year. 

Lexus plans to introduce another crossover to its lineup, based off the UX Concept shown at the 2016 Paris Motor Show. 

The Lexus UX Concept made its world debut at the 2016 Paris Motor Show and will preview how a compact crossover from Toyota’s luxury brand could look.

A photo of the Lexus UX Concept has hit the internet a few weeks before the vehicle will be officially unveiled at the 2016 Paris Motor Show.