The 2023 Lexus LX 600

Posted Friday, Dec 09, 2022

The Lexus LX SUV is one of the boldest looking ones in its segment. No other automaker can flaunt such a sharp design language without losing out on the heft of a full-sized SUV like Lexus. When the all-new LX 600 arrived in 2022 (finally!) it was everything that we expected to be.

And because of the impressive package, we were recovering faster from the sad news of the new Toyota Land Cruiser not coming to the US. Well, things are looking bright for 2023 as well as Lexus has subtly updates the LX.

 

The 2023 Lexus LX 600 prices have been marginally bumped up, and rightfully so. The upgrades it gets, although subtle, do demand a premium. The 2023 LX continues to be offered in five trim levels. The base trim starts from $87,815 and goes all the way up to $127,905 for the Ultra Luxury trim.

These prices are excluding the Delivery, Processing, and Handling fee of $1,345. As compared to the 2022 LX SUV, the bump in pricing ranges from $915 for the base trim to a steep $1,905 for the top-spec Ultra Luxury.

 

Lexus did give its LX SUV a major interior overhaul when it entered its fourth-generation run in 2022. And so, the 2023 model year doesn't get any major updates. But the comfort and luxury appeal do get a minor bump. The 2023 LX now comes with a standard heated steering wheel. Apart from that, the other refreshing new touch comes in the form of Takanoha wood trimming that comes as standard with the available Sunflare interior.

Talking about which, this SUV's plush three-row interior comes in five color themes - Palomino, White/Peppercorn, Circuit Red, Black, and the above-mentioned Sunflare. The base trims come with a five-seater layout. But it is the top-sped models that add a third row for seating up to seven. Leather upholstery is a no-brainer here and in the three-row layout, the second-row seats can be swapped for two cozy and comfort-packed captain seats.

Technology features are also filled to the brim here. The 2023 LX comes with a plethora of screens, accounting for a total of 27.3-inches of screen real estate. This includes an 8.0-inch fully digital instrument cluster, a 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen unit, and a separate 7.0-inch screen at the bottom for air-con controls. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come with wireless connectivity. And for audiophiles, Lexus also offers a 25-speaker Mark Levinson surround-sound system.