Buyers eyeing the smallest Lexus SUV can anticipate a notable upgrade for the 2025 model year, albeit with a slight bump in price. The forthcoming 2025 Lexus UX300h boasts a beefier hybrid drivetrain, with base prices seeing an uptick as well.
While the base version sees an $800 increase, now commencing at $37,490, select trim levels experience a more substantial surge of over $2000.
Replacing its predecessor, the UX250h, the UX300h showcases a revamped gas-electric powertrain that now generates 196 horsepower compared to the previous 181 hp.
In the front-wheel-drive model, a 2.0-liter inline-four gasoline engine collaborates with an electric motor, while opting for all-wheel drive, at an additional $1570, introduces another electric motor powering the rear wheels.
For those opting for the Premium trim level, which offers enhanced equipment, the price tag is set at $40,690, marking a $1540 increase from the previous year. Furthermore, two distinct F Sport versions are on offer.
The first, dubbed F Sport Design, incorporates solely visual enhancements, priced at $41,440, marking a $2290 increase.
The second variant, known as F Sport Handling, commands $45,955, positioning itself as the pinnacle of the lineup with added suspension upgrades, including adaptive dampers.
While Lexus has yet to specify the exact release date for the 2025 UX at U.S. dealerships, it’s currently available for customization on the Lexus website. As such, customers can anticipate its arrival in their hands in the near future.