2025 Lexus LX price and specs: Luxury LandCruiser updates detailed
The Lexus LX range is expanding for 2025 to include a new, more off-road-focused Overtrail variant, though the hybrid LX700h has yet to be locked in for our market.
The Overtrail is available in either diesel LX500d or petrol LX600 guise, but exclusively with a five-seat interior layout.
Unveiled in October 2024, it's the second Overtrail-badged Lexus to be added to the brand's lineup, following the nameplate's debut on the Toyota Prado-based GX.
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While it features more black exterior trim than other LX variants, the changes are more than skin-deep.
The Overtrail gets front, centre, and rear locking differentials, which help to provide its unique 18-inch wheels and 265/70R18 Toyo Open Country all-terrain tyres the maximum amount of grip at all times.
Seven exterior finishes are available on the LX, including a new Moon Desert tan/brown that's exclusive to the Overtrail.
The Overtrail's arrival will coincide with that of wider updates to the LX range, which includes a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster (up from 8.0-inch), and an enhanced suite of active safety and driver assist technology detailed further down in this article.
The 2025 Lexus LX range is offered with a choice of two engines, three seating configurations and five trim levels. First local customer deliveries have already commenced. Supplied Credit: CarExpert
Lexus Australia hasn't published specific fuel consumption, weight or emissions figures for the Overtrail. We'll update this article when these become available. Supplied Credit: CarExpert
Lexus Australia has yet to publish dimensions for the LX Overtrail.
The Lexus LX is backed by a five-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty. Supplied Credit: CarExpert
Servicing is required every six months or 10,000km, with capped-price servicing offered for 10 services – in other words, for five years or 100,000km.
Each of these services is capped at $595.
The Lexus LX still hasn't been assessed by ANCAP or Euro NCAP, though its diesel-powered Toyota LandCruiser twin was awarded a five-star safety rating in 2021.
It comes as standard with a suite of safety features, including: Autonomous emergency braking
Front and rear parking support brake with obstacle and vehicle detection
Blind-spot monitoring
Adaptive cruise control
Lane departure alert
Lane-keep assist
Traffic sign recognition
Emergency steering assist
Safe exit assist (NEW)
Emergency driving stop system (NEW)
There are five trim levels offered in the 2025 Lexus LX lineup. Ultra Luxury Credit: CarExpert
The LX500d Luxury and LX600 Luxury come standard with the following: 20-inch alloy wheels
Seven-seat configuration
Soft-close doors (NEW)
Three-beam LED headlights, adaptive high-beam
12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system
DAB+ digital radio
Satellite navigation
Wireless Apple CarPlay
Wireless Android Auto (NEW)
7.0-inch lower screen
12.3-inch digital instrument cluster (NEW)
6 x USB-C outlets (up from 5)
Head-up display
'Hey Lexus' natural speech recognition
25-speaker Mark Levinson sound system
Four-zone climate control
Centre console cool box (NEW)
Leather upholstery
10-way driver and 8-way front passenger seat power adjustment
Heated front seats
'Shimamoku' wood trim
Wireless phone charging
360-degree camera
Multi-terrain monitor
Trailer wiring harness and towing hitch
Lexus Connected Services with stolen vehicle tracking, automatic collision notification and SOS call functionality
The LX500d and LX600 Overtrail add (over Luxury): Five-seat configuration
Sunroof
Hands-free power tailgate
18-inch matte grey alloy wheels
Toyo 5 Open Country all-terrain tyres
Locking front and rear differentials
Black grille, bumpers, door handles, wheel arches, mirror caps and door window mouldings
Leather-accented seats in Monolith
Sumi Ash black inlays
The LX500d and LX600 Sports Luxury add (over Luxury): 22-inch forged alloy wheels
Five seats as standard
Ventilated front seats
Heated and ventilated second-row seats
Heated steering wheel
Centre console cooler box
Digital rear-view mirror
Fingerprint identification push-button start
Premium leather-accented seats
'Takanoha' ornamentation – wood veneer
Dual 11.6-inch rear-seat screens
Massaging front seats (NEW)
Four-way adjustable head restraints (NEW)
The LX500d and LX600 F Sport gain (over Luxury): Darkened 22-inch alloy wheels
Sunroof
Hands-free power tailgate
Blacked-out mesh grille
Hadori aluminium ornamentation
Aluminium pedals and scuff plates
Perforated F Sport seats with added bolstering
Flare Red interior trim option
Torsen rear limited-slip differential
Performance dampers
Adaptive Variable Suspension
Five-seat configuration
Massaging front seats (NEW)
Four-way adjustable head restraints (NEW)
The LX600 Ultra Luxury adds: Front wireless phone charger (NEW)
Dual rear captain's chairs with:
Unique centre-rear console with:
The optional Enhancement Pack on the Luxury adds: Sunroof
22-inch alloy wheels
Hands-free power tailgate
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