View Interior Photos of the 2025 Lexus LX Hybrid
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The LX700h is the new hybrid addition to the Lexus LX lineup. It's available in multiple trim levels, including a new Overtrail variant, the familiar F Sport, and the four-seat Ultra Luxury version.
A two-tone red-and-black color scheme is exclusive to the F Sport.
A third-row seat is included on some models.
The Ultra Luxury model, shown here, has two multi-adjustable second-row captain's chairs separated by a fixed console. There is no third-row seat in this model.
Touchscreen controls in the Ultra Luxury's center console add an air of sophistication.
Continue scrolling to see more interior pictures of the Lexus LX700h.
A shelf in the cargo compartment creates a flat load floor when the second- and third-row seats are folded.
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