2022 Lexus NX350h hybrid review // The Lexus NX to buy!
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This is a Motormouth couple car review of the new 2022 Lexus NX350h hybrid compact luxury SUV. The NX 350h has a 2.5L 4-cylinder with Lexus hybrid drive matched to an ECVT, a combined 240 horsepower, an increase of 46 horsepower compared to the outgoing model and standard AWD.
The NX is now wider, taller and longer and has a ground clearance of 7.3”. With its bold spindle grille and stronger stance, this new NX is sure to turn heads. It comes standard with LED headlights, run-flat tires, 18” wheels, available 20”, slim LED taillights and a full light bar with the Lexus script creating a modern and clean rear design. The driver-focused cockpit has the all-new Lexus Interface multi-media system with a standard 9.8” touchscreen and wireless Apple Carplay and Android Auto. Other standard features include a 7” multi-information display, a heated leather wrapped steering wheel. NuLuxe heated front seats and 8-way power driver and passenger seats. Our test model in Atomic Silver has a red NuLuxe interior with the addition of the premium package for $1,500 CAD which, includes a moonroof, ventilated front seats, a power rear door and driver seat memory. There are three other packages to choose from that range in price from $6,500 CAD to $15,800 CAD with extra features like a wireless charger, panoramic sunroof, 14” touchscreen, panoramic view monitor, Mark Levinson sound system, power rear door with kick sensor and advanced park. In the US, there are two packages to choose from that range in price from $3,050 to $7,450 USD to get those extra features. You can add plenty of a la carte items as well like a heated steering wheel for $150 USD, a wireless charger for $450 USD and a panoramic sunroof for $500 USD. The NX 350h gets excellent fuel economy, 5.7L/100 km, 41 MPG city and 6.4L/100 km, 37 MPG highway. The NX 350h starts at $49,900 CAD/$42,125 USD. With the Premium package $51,400 CAD/$45,175 USD and Luxury package $56,400 CAD/$49,575 USD. Ultra Luxury package $60,700 CAD and with the Executive E package $65,700 CAD.
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I agree the NX 350h is the way to go for most buyers! Great work as always.
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it!
I ordered nov still waiting
Kirk, yes I’m getting the 350h premium. Watched your videos. Was worried about the production delays but my dealer called yesterday and said they got an allocation and my turn came up. Getting Silver with rioja red
@@william6765 congratulations 👏🎉 you'll love it
Great car but I would prefer the Volvo XC60 for less money
You talk a lot about road noise and interior comfort. Why not buy a sound decibel meter and give your own “road comfort” sound rating?
Great idea! No rating, though, as those become very subjective. Just reporting the reading would be ideal.
@@835I did you really write a 3 paragraph CZcams comment that literally no one is going to bother reading?
Yes please
I've mentioned this to other channels and I'm surprised none of them do it
@@chriskelly509 yes the twins do the sound level test.
i recently brought the NX350h. Loving it!
My wife’s 2024 NX h will arrive in a month or so. Can’t wait.
Thanks for producing another great review!
I believe the NX will be another runaway seller for Lexus given the SUV craze and improving on an already popular model.
The NX is the best seller down under in Australia 🇦🇺 for Lexus and a lot of us who have scratched our German itch which in the end have left us scratching our heads at the dealer/independent come service/repair time would be happy flocking back to this luxurious vehicle.
Can’t wait! I’ve pre-ordered a 350h Sports Luxury here in Aug ‘21 and getting the car delivered end of Feb ‘22! Can’t wait to see the khaki green contrasting with the hazel/tan interior!
I've been waiting for these reviews to start coming out. Good to see. This was one of the vehicles I was considering to purchase 6 months ago. It wasn't quite out yet and I figured the pricing might be a bit higher than I was comfortable spending. I ended up buying a Venza Limited as it offered a bit more luxury than a RAV-4 but would still be less expensive than the Lexus and our local dealer happened to have the exact model I'd buy on their lot. This new NX does look like a good vehicle, but I don't regret getting my Venza (especially considering the lack of inventory of most vehicles right now). While the NX uses the larger electric motor to bump the HP numbers up by 21, I never find my Venza lacking power during normal driving (it's not a racecar, but it's not a dog either). As an added bonus, my Venza runs on regular gas. In all, I saved likely $10-$15k by getting the Venza and didn't really give up much (I like Lexus, but I'm not a badge guy). As is common in reviews, I don't get why the manufacturers insist on piano black plastics. They should really stop using it.
Same here. I just preordered the 2024 Venza limited hybrid and I'm already loving it. Can't wait to actually drive it in a few years.
@@naveenthemachine also Lexus experience labor costs
BP I looked at the Venza hybrid limited and it has all the features I wanted, but I decided against it because of the soft middle console. I thought they should have used that area with hard materials like the Lexus nx.
NX350h can take regular gas too
@@william6765 yea Venza middle section is the worst I've seen of any Toyota for functionality. Will keep it for a year and check for the refreshed RX prospects if I afford it
I’m getting my 350h premium delivered in the US at the end of March or first week of April.
I also concluded the 18 inch wheels were the way to go because there are better all season tires to choose from when the run flats wear out. More rubber and smaller rims are a much better choice for wintry northeast roads and will hold up better in roads with potholes.
Good choice!
Hugh M. I tried, but they would not budge.
Totally agree with the smaller tire comment. I don't think this car has anywhere to put a compact spare though.
10tenman10 no there is not. I will research on how you get a spare. In time I will look at the nx 250 spare tire. Maybe there is a way
@Hugh M. good luck with that. You obviously haven't shopped for a car lately. Ask for " freebees" when you have to factory order a car and they will laugh you out the door .
So so glad you had the 9.8 screen so we can get a feel for what it’s like. Finally a base model to compare!
Yes, it was really nice to review a base model, it's what more people buy.
@@andreaspencer9813 not me. Luxury for me.
1) This Lexus model targets a semi-older audience who doesn’t need that much except for reliability, good fuel economy, and the luxury feel. Despite its competition, Lexus will still see this model sold on the market anyways.
2) The size is sufficient for a couple with a maximum of 3 kids. It gets the job done, has decent cargo space, and has a cabin noise that isn’t overly obnoxious.
3) I agree that the pricing is pretty ridiculous if you want to upgrade to higher trims.
Awesome review as always you two!
I TestDrove this in luxury trim. The 14” screen is cool, but the back seat and cargo is small. I chose the 2022 Venza Limited and am very happy. It’s almost a Lexus for $10k cheaper and uses 87 octane gas and has the cool stargaze pano roof
how does the ride compare?
@@kpokfposkf About the same.
@@MrKillerRC wow, I thought with the lexus badge, it would offer better ride quality haha :D, did you also test drive the Rav4 hybrid by chance? how does it compare?
@@kpokfposkf I didn’t.
This Lexus NX is so appealing to a wide range of customers. I want one and would buy one without hesitation because it’s a Lexus.
Run flat tires are awesome. Driving Lexus UX 250h since Jan 2019, & driven more than 120K miles, (not kilometers) no complaints so far. It still drives like a brand new vehicle.
Lexus vehicles are phenomenal with regards to dependability.
Lexus NX 350h is good vehicle, but the only negative is that you have to put premium grade fuel & not regular fuel.
Awesome review guys and be safe
Premium is recommended not required for a little better performance that most people won't notice. Regular fuel is what dealers put in the 350h.
I use regular on my nx350h without issues. Forget premium gas, it only makes a difference on turbo engines, regular gas is fine for NA engines. The 350h has an NA engine
just do like I did in the Tesla on the piano black. for less than 100$ go to your Protex shop and they will install PPF on it! easy to clean and keep the look great !
Thanks for the tip!
I believe the perception of quality for the interior is lower than the previous generation is due to the design. This latest generation is a lot simpler and cleaner looking which may seem like its cheaper. But after looking at both generations in person, I prefer the cleaner look and I feel this one feels just as solid and the materials are just as good if not better in some respects. My spec of choice would be the 350h with luxury package as it has the pano roof and 14 inch screen.
agreed, i would have liked cleaner infotainment area the styling around the screen looks pretty tacky
Thank you for this review…our NX350h is expected early April and Ioved hearing your thoughts on this new model!
Kathleen, after two years how is your NX350H?
I keep my black surfaces and instrument glass clean with a little dust brush from a dollar store. Works like a charm and I don't worry about a scratch. Slides right into the side of the seat\tunnel when not in use.
My NX 350h is coming in the next week or two and whew I made a good decision. One thing I don't like buying the car in Canada compared to the US is the inability to pick and choose certain features. Completely agree with you, I am indifferent to the pano roof but I really want the safety features in the luxury trim. I don't care much about the wireless charging but would really love to have the headlights tilt and shift as you drive (I drove the top of the line Ford Edge in Nova Scotia on a road trip and thought it was excellent). Great video keep it up!
Which trim did you get? How long was the wait?
@@robtaylor4365 I got the luxury trim. Long story... the dealership screwed up my order and was "pending" for two months. I pre-ordered so I was one of the first ones to order back in October. So my ordeal is over soon.
Hi, nice video I love my NX350h I just bought yesterday., I trade in for my ct 200h , my daughters love to more space for us, thanks for the video
Sharp ride. Ur points are dead on. Andrea ur born to do this. Zack bud, still waiting for a blooper vid. A family trip loaded up will really be a treat. Real world use.
While I wouldn't pretend the current Venza has identical ride or fit-finish as the 350h, for me it is pretty great. And it uses regular gas, not premium. I have noticed in the past couple of weeks during our cold snap that the mileage is more like 9-9.5 L/100km (range of about 550km with a full tank), with seat warmer, front and rear defogger, and the windshield defroster turned on, and the 3-4 minutes of idling to brush off the snow and scrape the windshield. Still, the saving at the gas pump is pretty sweet.
you can use regular gas on the NX350h.. the premium is only "recommended", manual states required is 87
@@gilboman yeah that makes sense since its essentially the same exact powertrain
Lexus really hit their stride on the NX with this generation's model. Looks great, efficient. Most importantly it's still made in Kyushu, JP.
It's now made in Canada.
@@Motormouth...
Interesting for here in Europe my Dealer told me its made in JP
@@Motormouth... Oh you're right! I trust Canadian Lexuses too. Good track record with the RX.
What type of gas goes in to nx350 hybrid 2024? I saw regular goes in it. Is that true?
I just placed my order for the premium package.
Expected to arrive in 3-4 months.
Two dealers said the top trims are available next month guaranteed
What are your thoughts on the lack of a spare tire? I’m wondering about the durability of the run flats. Great review! I’m waiting for mine to come in hopefully soon.
Regarding the cargo capacity, when I test drove this new NX, I purposely parked my Rav4 Prime next to it at the dealer. I measured from the back of the seat to the lip of the trunk , from wheel well to wheel well
and the measurements were identical. I actually did it twice cause I too felt the Rav4 was bigger. Maybe the trunk is a little more racked?
I am actually glad you guys reviewed the basic model. I have been having a hard time finding a review/ comparison.
Another great review. I think it's super smart for Toyota/Lexus to offer four variations on this model. It will check off a lot of boxes for many consumers.
Thanks for showing us the base model! I've been scouring the internet trying to find a picture of that 9-inch infotainment screen and it's nowhere to be seen!
Glad we got this model too! Thanks for watching!
Sure thing!
Andrea! Would love if you did a Live Q&A sometime!
I like the NX350h best of the various 2022 NX models. But I really do not like the lack of a spare tire and having to get run noisy flat tires. Just one small question, does it get parking sensors front and back, like the US version of the NX350h Premium trim? [Note that the Venza gets all of these features and is loaded for under C$50,000.]
In Canada, Intuitive Parking Assist with Auto Braking is standard on the Luxury trim, not the Premium unfortunately.
Great review, Zack and Andrea! I like that you discuss issues that actual prospective buyers should consider. 👌
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you very much, so happy you liked it!
Finally! I've been waiting for this one. I should get mine mid April. I can't wait. Great video as always. Thank you! @Andrea Spencer. I wanted the Luxury for the bigger tires and display but settled for the premium. You gave me peace of mind. I know I made the right choice.
Congratulations! Thanks for watching, glad you liked the review. The Hybrid is the one to get.
What a lot of people don't realize at the moment they buy their car is that when you need to replace the tires down the road 4-18" tires will be far less expensive than 4-20" tires... and I think the 18" tire ride better.
@@ctclardy Thanks for validating. Plus I’m in Quebec so I need 2 sets of tires so it’s not even a down the road thing for me. It does factor heavily into my purchase decision. I wanted the 20 inches for the look but 18s will give me a better ride quality and be much easier on my wallet so 18 it is😀
@@Mrnovanova There is such a big difference between the 18" and 20" wheels for cabin noise we just couldn't believe it. I like the bigger wheels too but would go with the 18" because of the run-flat tires.
It's a great trim and it's all you need, that's the one I would get for sure.
Thanks for making the comment on the run flat tires. The NX would be so much better with Non Run Flat Michelin quality tires and a spare tire and Jack. 👍
The best hybrid system in its class Excellent review
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent révise of this vehicule
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent review, Andrea & Zack! Go on with your work!
Thanks so much!
Yes, I’ve been waiting for your review on this model from Lexus, GREAT JOB 👏👍
About the run-flat tire, not a big fan, yes noisy and you feel the bump. Anyway On my benz gla 250 SE1
But the price tag especially gaz consumption are key here! ❤️
Will go for test drive
Thank’s guys!!! 👏👏👏👍❤️
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it!
Good Review and welcome your opinions on all the NX variants. Thanks Guys, as always enjoy your reviews - keep um coming!
Thank you so much, really glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for watching!
The nx 350h can use regular 87 octane gas
@@billyrock8305 lol wrong
It's in the manual. Minimum 87 required
@@billyrock8305 can’t tell what gas you use man lol
thankful for reviewing the base trim / nav display. all videos on CZcams only feature the high end models
Can this easily be run on regular fuel?
Nice review Lexus bold lines sleek so nice 👍.
Thank you, glad you liked it!
The Lexus I had had really thick doors (12”). It makes the interior quiet but smaller.
it weighs 250kg less to the PHEV model and costs about 13000€ less . For people who have to drive often longer trips i would recommend the normal hybrid version !
A lot of comments on piano black interior... The easy fix is to put a wrap on all of the surface! I did that on my Q5 and believe me, it makes a huge difference! Day and night! Piano black shouldn't be a deal breaker!
What kind of wrap?
@@austincowper7551 I think it was a 3M wrap. Similar or the same one as they use for the exterior. I have chosen a carbon finish similar to the one from the SQ5. Write me in private and I'll send you some pics if you want.
I drive with the music off almost exclusively. No run-flats for me.
There's lots of discussions and disputes regarding the run flat tires that come on the NX. Something to educate yourself about and consider.
Hi, i change my RX350H 2023 for NX350H 2024. To big for 2 only. Before that i haved Venza 2021 and Rav4 Hybrid XSE. I will come back to make my comparaison.
This car does not REQUIRE premium. As per the owners manual and verified by the dealership. " minimum 87 octane required "
Makes no sense, it's the same gasoline engine as the RAV 4 Hybrid. Only difference is larger electric motors which add 20 hp over the RAV 4 hybrid.
I am skeptical with these new powertrains in a all new model. If anyone can get it right initially it is Toyota, especially Lexus. If you could live with a smaller SUV, I would buy the Japanese built UX that has been out for a while allowing Toyota/Lexus to iron out any wrinkles. On the other hand, if you do not mind going up a size, then the RX is a better choice but slightly more expensive. It comes with the V6 which is phenomenal in both performance and fuel economy for its size. These turbo 4 cylinder engines are too tractor like and really take away the true essence of luxury. They may work for the RAV4 but not for Lexus. Lexus needs to offer a V6 hybrid powertrain on the NX and the next generation RX (which it will not). CVT experiment needs to stop and be replaced by a well tuned 9 or 10 speed automatic. In the city in slow traffic it works but everywhere else it’s a like a constant whining passenger that you cannot stop and get rid of.
This ! .... love my old RX450H. 4cylHybrid only good in UX or Corolla type cars. Heavy cars like Highlander or RX or comfort cars like ES should have a V6Hybrid option at least !!
I like the front turn signals on the current NX, large and everyone knows you are turning. The front signal lights on your test drive look much smaller?
The model featured in this test has the "base" headlight package. The triple beam headlights on the more expensive trims have the larger turn signals.
I have a 2019 Lexus RX 350 and my wife has a 2020 RAV 4. The heated steering wheel on her RAV is better than the one on my RX and the camera system on the RAV is better than the RX.
New heated wheel is much better now.
The RX needs a redesign even the heated seats barely warmed up The NX is night and day.
With gas around $1.8/l, hybrid is a no-brainer. A full tank can easily get you 900km in range with full AC on compared to 500km or less for a gas engine.
very good review especially for the folks living in the same area as you. just booked a test drive and I'll see how it goes
Hello,
Thanks a lot for your presentation!
Question: After trying the NX350h and the Venza Limited, why do you rather take the NX350h even though the comfort is the same and even if the Venza has more options?
Thank you for your response!
We are actually going to do a comparison between the Venza and NX 350h, it drops this Tuesday.
@@andreaspencer9813 I cannot wait for that comparison video! I already pre-ordered NX 350h Luxury but I'm still seriously considering a Venza Limited.
The Venza has a soft material middle console which was a deal breaker for me.
Fun and informative review. Makes me feel better about my order arriving in 3 weeks. I went with the Premium trim in Nori Green and rich creme interior. Cheers!
That's sounds beautiful.
One thing I don't understand about NX 350H vs Rav4. They say its the same engine yet NX has 20 more HP?
Thanks you for the great review. I live in the Netherlands, the starting price for this car is €73.995,-. That is in Canadian dollars 108.824,-😢. Greeting from Jeroen.
I really want this car but it’s so hard to get them in my area 😭
Nice review guys as usual 👍🏿
Thanks so much!
Great reviews, and damn Andrea is cute!!!
Nice review, I'm just wondering how does it compare to the GLC 300e in terms of power delivery and interior space as for me that's a direct competitor.
I think if you are going to add 6500 to get the luxury you might as well just spend a few grand more and get the base 450h. I think you’d get almost everything except the panoramic moonroof and you’ve got a phev to boot.
😆 good luck finding a 450h. It's now a one year wait list .
Missus is picking up the nx250 next week. Driving it, I liked my 12 year old Nissan dualis /QASHQAI more.
Engine was loud and rattly, steering is so detached and light, brakes were so sensitive.
I am glad bought the Mazda CX-5 Turbo Signature turbo and saved a wad of cash and forget the run flat tires and the electric door latches to exit the car.
Ugh recommended gas is premium? With the gas where they are right now....
Ok I have to comment on your fluffy, soft top Andrea. I'm a guy who grew up with 2 brothers, so what do I know about fluffy furry women's tops? Well, now I have 2 daughters 10 and 13 and I'm their wingman shopping now, and they've taught me to appreciate this soft fluffy world. The pants, the tops, the jackets.... LOL. Uniqlo here in Toronto is full of fluffiness. Anyways, you got 2 thumbs up from the girls. ;)
Oh wait this is a car review. Lexus? I get why people love them, they are really well built and they hold their value. It's the smart buy but that nose... and it's not the most engaging drive is it? And the black piano, replace it with fluffy material!!!
Best comment ever! Thank you so much, this fluffy sweater is from Aritzia, that's next level for teenage girls, hang onto your wallet Dad. Tell the girls I love Uniqlo too.
When was this review filmed? Seems too nice out to be in Ontario at this time of the year. Lol
We filmed this week, it's beautiful here in Vancouver. I think spring has sprung! I see you guys got more snow.
@@andreaspencer9813 Doesn't seem to end, Andrea. LOL
Between this and Mazda CX 50 which would you pick?
It would help if you would include the type of gas (regular vs premium) required when talking about mileage.
We did, we said premium suggested.
@@Motormouth... I did see that. But is are the non-hybrid models also using premium? Same question for the RXs.
Another reviewer showed the owners manual statement about gas. Paraphrasing, Premium recommended but can run on regular but will make less power on regular .
It suggests premium gas therefore not required.
I love the dashboard but I don’t understand why a piano black on the doors. I wish they stop making a big grill. It’s looks ready to eat something..perhaps snow? And too pricey. Great video Andrea! Cheers! ☕️☕️
Haha, yes Lexus certainly likes their big grilles. Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it.
@@andreaspencer9813 👍🏻👍🏻
I wonder how the new Mazda CX 70 will compare to this NX. Thanks for the recommendations.
Thank you for the review. What is the range driving EV mode only?
what is the point of buying a hybrid that takes premium fuel? The cost of the more expensive fuel literally cancels out the not needing to fuel up as often...completely pointless
The 350h does NOT require premium fuel. The manual states 87 minimum, 91 preferred.
My father drives a white 2022 Lexus NX350h to work every day.
My wife drives to pick up the kids and shopping everyday. 😊
We just bought NX 350h
Ordered my 350h base model this morning.
Well done!
@@Motormouth... wondering if it comes with spare or if it has run flat tires. Paperwork doesn't specify. Salesperson told me run-flat.
@@buyinginbergen Congratulations, it comes with run-flat tires, only the NX 250 gets a spare tire.
Why not get the Venza XLE Limited over this? Many have called the Venza “Lexus Lite”. Would love to see a comparison between the two. I’m torn! Also, does the engine shut off when you open the door when doing remote start? That feature drives me nuts in my 2020 NX350 F-Sport.
We are doing a comparison between the Venza and NX 350h on Tuesday, stay tuned!
Best reliable car ❤️❤️👑
Same technology as my 22 venza, love the E constantly variable drive.
The NX looks so good especially with this new generation. But the problem with it is that Toyota is starting to have shortages as well.
Yes, plenty of shortages!
If you are a woman don’t buy this car. It’s not safe because there are situations where you can’t lock the doors. When you open the hatch all 4 doors unlock. If you want to lock them you can’t, even if you try-not with the key, not using the lock button inside the door, not with the touch lock on the door handle. With effort you can get the dealer to change this as it’s a dealer programmable option, but it will only work with the key fob. If you use the “hands free” option to open the hatch all 4 doors will unlock and you can’t change that. Another problem is that you can only lock the doors if all 4 doors are closed. One of the most unsafe features is that the default setting is for all 4 doors to unlock when the car is put in park. Luckily this is an option that can be changed on the vehicle settings. Make sure to change that right off the bat as there is no audible feedback to indicate whether the doors have been locked or unlocked. If you miss the little display on the dash you won’t know it happened.
I live in TN (grew up in West Van); I priced out the 350 turbo with the options I want v the 450h (whichcomesmuchbetterequiped). If you factor in the (I've been told) $7,500 federal rebate you get with the plug-in the cars are basically the same price (but you get the plug-in hybrid). Why would you not get the plug in ?
You have to owe $7,500 in taxes to actually use that credit. It’s not a rebate.
Plus the 450h+ is only available in a handful of green states 🙄, not the Midwest. Plus the dealers are marking up the price.
Plug-in is impossible to find right now. Rav 4 Prime wait time has reached 3 years in my area. I was even told to wait up to a year for the NX350h
You said you like the hybrid more than the plug in what is the difference.i agree with buying the basic model and adding a package. No run-flat tires at all.
The run flats are a deal killer. I am in Seattle where the roads are very noisy due to studded tires being legal. I'll keep my 2020 NX300 with its physical switches a while longer.
can you remote start the car to warm up (heater on) before you go to work in winter Or cool down the temperature by aircon in summer??
I like small dashboards. I dont need 14” iPad on my dash. Im 46 and don’t understand that trend. (Id actually prefer a cd player)
How would you compare NV350h with GV70 2.5T Standard? We are juggling between the two.
Hybrid has always been the one to get, while you are shopping for both Toyota and Lexus. As long as you can wait that long.
Great review! Love y’all
Thank you so much! 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it
Test drove the other day, super tight and no space
whats the difference between the base model and the premium package?
The new nx will be the most reliable SUV . Nx 250 is way to go . You can use regular gas and less maintenance cost vs hybrid variant .
I would still go with the Hybrid there is only a $2500 CAD difference between the two. More horsepower and better fuel economy with the Hybrid for only a little more money. Lexus has priced the Hybrid really well.
@@andreaspencer9813 I know . Price is hybrid is great . But it requires premium gas . Gas prices in U.S now are over 4 dollars. Plus the maintenance cost and repair cost for hybrid is more than a regular gas model . The hybrid version is good but I personally believe 250 is best model .
@@naveenthemachine you do know majority of people that purchase a lexus don't care about horsepower. They care about reliability, low cost of ownership. Yes the 350 h is priced cheap but it requires premium gas . Gas in U.S now is over 4 dollars. Plus if repairs are needed in the hybrid system it will cost significantly more that regular gas model. I just purchased the 250 model it drives well and it's efficient. I don't care about horsepower
@@naveenthemachine well performance does not always include horsepower. Lexus target audience is people who want a reliable, low cost of ownership and comfortable ride . Lexus owners usually have a vehicle reach 150k miles with no problems. If you want horsepower you can buy Audi, Mercedes or plastic BMW 😅. But you'll constantly be at dealership for repairs. Not to mention expensive parts . Lexus prides it's self on reliability. No vehicle is fun to drive if your constantly at dealership.
@@naveenthemachine I hear all you are saying. But the target audience of the NX isn't looking for horsepower. And this NX will still sell great. People want NX for its reliability
I bought this NX350h in May and love it 🥰. It costs about $55000 USD. The salesman told me it doesn’t require premium gas. Is this true? Would it do any damage to the engine if I put regular gas?
Designed to run on premium but can run on regular, maybe put in mid-grade?
@@Motormouth... thank you for your suggestion ☺️
My wife’s 2024 NXH will be here in a month. Plan to put premium, she doesn’t drive much, may be 6K miles a year so cost is so minimal for us.
@@jml9550 you and your wife will love your new NX 😊
@@cathylam344 thx. It is mainly her SUV. I like my 2017 ES350 better, more power but more gas. We are paying $46.6K + tax fees. No mark no dealer add ons. Cost $51K USD out of door.
Really like your reviews. I live in QC, and the NX350h that is comparable Equipment wise with the base NX450h+, with provincial rebates, is $4000 more than the plug-in. Given that, would you still go with the 350h? I have placed a deposit on a 450h+ based on this + added fuel economy of the 450. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on that one!
If you can get the 450h for the same money, go for it.
When will Cambridge, Ontario start production of the NX?
You did this review after your top 5 luxury SUV's so would it make it in?
Hi guys,
Great review on every topic you mentioned I agree with.
Thank you so much! 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@Motormouth... I did,
Thank you
I think that the back seat would make a baby seat a problem.
You mentioned the back row seats isn’t as spacious when compared with its counterparts i.e the Audi Q5, BMW X3.
Not quite sure how you guys arrived at this conclusion as most of the other CZcams reviewer such as Carwow and the likes tend to agree the back row seats is fairly adequate with decent knee and head room for a tall bloke up to 185cm in height.
I’m also 185cm and I have found the back seat to be decent and very accommodating for my height. Sure it’s not a large SUV but I don’t think it’s that small.
Thanks guys
It might be adequate but it is smaller than the competition. Fact.
@@Motormouth... fair enough. Would you say a substantial difference between the new NX’s with the likes of the X3 and Q5? Thanks
how do you remotely start the nx350h using the keyfob? thanks