Overview
- Lexus unveiled the TZ, a six‑seat electric SUV set to reach customers in 2027 with European sales planned and pricing still to come.
- The 5.10‑meter model offers two batteries at about 77 kWh and about 95.5–95.8 kWh, with a provisional WLTP range of roughly 450 to 540 km pending homologation.
- All versions use all‑wheel drive, with system outputs around 230 kW or 300 kW and 0–100 km/h in about 6.4 seconds or about 5.2–5.4 seconds.
- Fast charging peaks at 150 kW on a 400‑volt system with a stated 10–80% time of about 30–35 minutes, and an onboard 22 kW AC charger is available.
- The cabin is framed as a “Driving Lounge” with individual second‑row seats, bamboo trim, advanced comfort modes, and an Interactive Manual Drive that simulates gear shifts and engine sound.
- The TZ shares its technical base with Toyota’s upcoming Highlander BEV and Subaru’s related Getaway, with Lexus focusing on materials and ride experience to set it apart.