The New Lexus UX: A Japanese Firm's Answer to the BMW X1

Lexus certainly knows how to design an interesting-looking car, and the new UX is no exception. The front of this car is more grille than car, with a sharp crease that stands out in every direction. It's clear that Lexus has put a lot of thought into the design of this vehicle, and it shows in every detail from the front bumper to the rear spoiler. But what do you think? Click on the pop-up banner above to cast your vote - does the UX look better than the Audi Q, BMW X1, or Volvo XC40?

The New Lexus UX: A Closer Look

The UX gets a brand new two-litre petrol engine, which Lexus claims is the most thermally efficient engine available on any production car. This engine comes as a standalone unit on the 200 model, or it can be paired with a hybrid system to create the Hybrid 250 H. Whether you opt for the regular petrol engine or the more environmentally friendly hybrid option, one thing is certain - the UX is sure to turn heads.

The Exterior Design of the New Lexus UX

One of the most striking features of the new UX is its exterior design. The car's body is sleek and aerodynamic, with a sharp crease that runs along the side of the vehicle. This crease is not just for show - it also serves a practical purpose, helping to improve airflow around the car's wheels. And when it comes to lighting, Lexus has thought carefully about how to design the UX's exterior lights. The rear lights, in particular, are designed with aerodynamics in mind, using fins that help to reduce drag and improve the car's overall performance.

The Interior of the New Lexus UX

But what really sets the new UX apart is its interior design. While some might find it a bit busy, we think it's one of the highlights of the vehicle. The UX features loads of surfaces and textures, creating a truly unique and interesting driving experience. And when it comes to build quality, Lexus has once again proven itself to be among the best in the business. Whether you're behind the wheel or riding shotgun, the new UX is sure to impress.

Price and Availability

So how much will the new Lexus UX cost? According to Lexus, prices are expected to start at around 30,000 pounds when it goes on sale towards the end of the year. And if you're interested in learning more about the car and how much you can save, click on the pop-out banner in the top right-hand corner of the screen or follow the link below the video.

The UX's Infotainment System

One thing that might be a letdown for some is the infotainment system in the new Lexus UX. Unfortunately, content analysis was not available during our test drive, so we can't say for sure how it performs. However, based on Lexus' other systems, we're confident that the UX's entertainment setup will be up to par with its competitors.

Is It All Form and Function?

Some might think that the new Lexus UX is all about style and looks, but the truth is that many of its design elements serve a practical purpose. For example, the lights at the back of the car are designed to improve aerodynamics, while the alloy wheels help to feed cooling air into the brakes. And as for the strange hybrid CVT gearbox - it may not be perfect, but it's certainly designed with performance in mind.

All-Wheel Drive and Space

One thing that is undeniable about the new Lexus UX is its all-wheel-drive capability. This means that the car can handle even the most slippery of roads with ease, making it a great option for drivers who live in areas prone to winter weather or off-road driving. And when it comes to space inside the cabin, the UX has more than enough room for passengers and luggage alike.

The Small Car Chassis

But what really sets the new Lexus UX apart is its use of a small car chassis. This innovative approach allows Lexus to create a vehicle that is both fun to drive and environmentally friendly at the same time. And with the forthcoming arrival of a new CT model, it's clear that Lexus is committed to pushing the boundaries of automotive design.

Conclusion

The new Lexus UX is a truly unique and exciting vehicle, offering a combination of style, performance, and practicality that's hard to find elsewhere in its class. Whether you're looking for a car that's perfect for city driving or one that can handle long road trips with ease, the UX is definitely worth considering. So what do you think - are you ready to take the Lexus UX for a spin?

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different and feels well built the new UX is likely to cost from around 30,000 pounds when it goes on sale towards the end of the year now if you wanna see how much you can save on the u car click on the pop-out banner in the top right hand corner of the screen or on the link below the video to get a car while calm at this point I'd really like to tell you about the UX is infotainment system as you can see the screen is relatively large unfortunately content analysis is not getting the car so I'm just going to assume that it works as well as systems in other Lexuses which means it's not going to be quite as good as those did he get in the BMW or in handy they might think that this car is all form over function but it's not you know some of these design elements actually have a purpose the lights for instance at the back have a certain fin effectiveness aerodynamics also the design of the alloy wheels help feed cooling air into the brakes the UX use is a strange hybrid CVT gearbox that you get in the LC now it's designed to well stop like droning noise and accelerate but my experience of it in the LC is that it's still not that great the car is all-wheel drive and the hybrid version has an electric motor helping the front wheels and another one helping the back wheels okay so the back seats well I've got enough room it's not massive back here one thing I do think though is that it's quite dull you know hopefully you can see me if not it's just a voice and some kind of shadows under the skin the UX uses Lex's new small car chassis now chassis will also be used on the forthcoming new CT be enjoying this video please like it and share it and click on our logo just down there subscribe to this channel diagonally down there to watch some more content on there click to choose and by icon just there to go to call a cop to see how much you can save on a new carthis is the new Lexus UX and it's the Japanese firms answer to the BMW x1 and here's the car out top 10 things you need to know about it Lexus certainly knows how to design an interested in looking car in fact the front of this car is more grille than car and this sharp crease is all about the place it certainly stands out I love the look of it but what do you think click on the pop up and just up there to vote which you think that looks the best the Audi Q to the BMW x to the Volvo XC 40 or this lexus uax the u x gets a brand new two litre petrol engine which lexer says is the most thermally efficient engine you can get on any production car now it comes as a standalone unit on the 200 or mated to a hybrid system with the hybrid 250 H if you hit the outside of this car stands out then check out this interior because it is even more interesting there's loads of surfaces going on you may think it's a little bit busy I don't I like it it's it's cool it's different and feels well built the new UX is likely to cost from around 30,000 pounds when it goes on sale towards the end of the year now if you wanna see how much you can save on the u car click on the pop-out banner in the top right hand corner of the screen or on the link below the video to get a car while calm at this point I'd really like to tell you about the UX is infotainment system as you can see the screen is relatively large unfortunately content analysis is not getting the car so I'm just going to assume that it works as well as systems in other Lexuses which means it's not going to be quite as good as those did he get in the BMW or in handy they might think that this car is all form over function but it's not you know some of these design elements actually have a purpose the lights for instance at the back have a certain fin effectiveness aerodynamics also the design of the alloy wheels help feed cooling air into the brakes the UX use is a strange hybrid CVT gearbox that you get in the LC now it's designed to well stop like droning noise and accelerate but my experience of it in the LC is that it's still not that great the car is all-wheel drive and the hybrid version has an electric motor helping the front wheels and another one helping the back wheels okay so the back seats well I've got enough room it's not massive back here one thing I do think though is that it's quite dull you know hopefully you can see me if not it's just a voice and some kind of shadows under the skin the UX uses Lex's new small car chassis now chassis will also be used on the forthcoming new CT be enjoying this video please like it and share it and click on our logo just down there subscribe to this channel diagonally down there to watch some more content on there click to choose and by icon just there to go to call a cop to see how much you can save on a new car\n"