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2023 Lexus UX 250h review
As rivals jack up prices up and offer limited electrified options, the base Lexus UX hybrid remains an efficient and affordable premium SUV.
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James Wong
2022 Lexus UX250h vs 2024 Tesla Model 3 Comparison
Lexus UX250h
Tesla Model 3
2022 Lexus
UX250h
vs
2024 Tesla
Model 3
How they stack...
Best suitable for...
Driving the family
City driving
LuxuryWarranty
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4 year
warranty
warranty
MSRP
-
$54,900 - $91,600
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CarExpert's Take
James Wong
Marketplace Editor
James Wong drove this car and these were their findings:
Hits
- Excellent real-world economy
- Charming ride and handling balance
- Strong value equation relative to rivals
Misses
- Tight back seat and boot
- The looks won't appeal to everyone
- 2.0L engine gets gruff under load
Scott Collie
Contributor
Scott Collie drove this car and these were their findings:
Hits
- Impressive efficiency
- Much improved refinement
- Still sharply priced alongside rivals
Misses
- Camera-based parking is a step backwards
- Touch-based transmission selector is fiddly
- Where's the head-up display?
Optional Features
NA
- Enhanced Autopilot (+$5,100)
- Full Self Driving Capability (+$10,100)
- Interior Colour - Black & White (+$1,500)
- Metallic Paint (+$1,500)
- Solid Paint (+$1,500)
Colours Available
Pearl White Multi-Coat is standard, with the following finishes are optional:
- Solid Black ($1500)
- Deep Blue Metallic ($1500)
- Stealth Grey ($2300)
- Ultra Red ($2600)
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