Lexus has officially unveiled the all-new Lexus TZ, the company’s first-ever three-row electric SUV. The upcoming luxury EV combines long-range performance, high-end comfort, and advanced technology as Lexus continues expanding its electric lineup for the global market.
The new model targets families and premium SUV buyers looking for a spacious electric vehicle without sacrificing luxury features. Lexus says the TZ was designed around a “Driving Lounge” concept focused on comfort, quietness, and smooth driving performance.
The electric SUV is expected to arrive in global markets toward the end of 2026.
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Lexus TZ Introduces Large Three-Row Electric SUV Platform
The new Lexus TZ sits above the RX in the company’s lineup and measures more than five meters long. According to details, the SUV rides on Lexus’ TNGA platform and shares some architecture with the Toyota Highlander EV.
The design focuses heavily on modern EV styling. The front section features an enclosed spindle grille with C-shaped LED lighting and aggressive body sculpting. Lexus also added angular wheel arches and black lower-body cladding for a stronger SUV appearance.
At the rear, the TZ uses a split lighting setup with a full-width LED light bar and illuminated LEXUS branding. The wider proportions and long wheelbase help maximize interior space for passengers across all three rows.
Lexus says the SUV balances aerodynamic efficiency with road presence and stability.
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Lounge-Inspired Cabin Focuses On Comfort And Quietness
Inside, the new Lexus TZ focuses heavily on passenger comfort and premium materials. The SUV includes a standard six-seat layout with second-row captain’s chairs and powered ottomans.
The cabin design follows Lexus’ “Driving Lounge” philosophy, which emphasizes quietness and relaxation during long trips.
- Ventilated seats
- Heated seating across all rows
- Multi-zone climate control
- Panoramic roof with power sunshade
- 21-speaker Mark Levinson audio system
- Hidden touch-sensitive controls
Lexus also highlighted sustainable interior materials, including bamboo surfaces and bio-based UltraSuede finishes sourced from Japan.
The dashboard includes a large 14-inch touchscreen paired with a 12.3-inch digital driver display. The overall layout combines minimalism with premium detailing.
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Dual Battery Options Deliver Up To 300 Miles Of Range
Performance remains one of the biggest highlights of the new TZ.
The SUV will launch with two battery configurations:
- 76.96kWh battery
- 95.82kWh battery
Lexus estimates a maximum driving range of up to 300 miles, or around 530 kilometers, depending on the version.
All models include DIRECT4 all-wheel drive as standard. The dual-motor setup produces a combined output of 402 horsepower and allows the SUV to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in around 5.4 seconds.
Charging support includes:
- 22kW AC charging
- 150kW DC fast charging
- Battery preconditioning
- Regenerative braking adjustment
Lexus says fast charging can take the battery from 10% to 80% in around 35 minutes under ideal conditions.
Lexus Expands EV Strategy In Premium SUV Segment
The launch of the TZ marks an important moment as the brand accelerates its transition toward electrification.
Luxury automakers now compete aggressively in the premium EV segment, especially in North America, China, and Europe. The three-row electric SUV category continues growing as buyers demand more space and practicality from EVs.
The TZ combines several trends shaping the future of luxury vehicles:
- Long-range electric driving
- Quiet cabin design
- Sustainable materials
- Advanced driver assistance systems
- Family-focused seating layouts
The new model positions Lexus more directly against premium electric SUVs from Tesla, Rivian, Mercedes-Benz, and BMW.
With its lounge-inspired cabin and long-range capabilities, the TZ could become one of most important EV launches in the coming years.
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