2024 LEXUS TX | 5TDAAAB6XRS006312

Body Styles

The Lexus TX is a three-row midsize-to-full-size crossover SUV, purpose-built for North America and riding on a long-wheelbase version of the GA-K platform. Its exterior design incorporates horizontal LED daytime running lights, a closed-off version of the Lexus spindle grille, sleek surfacing, and a floating roofline. The rear features a full-width light bar, squared tailgate, and sculpted bumper for a planted stance. Unlike the RX-L it replaces, the TX has a dedicated third row with proper adult seating and a stretched wheelbase for cabin spaciousness.

Proportions are upright and boxy, favoring practicality and cargo volume while still maintaining Lexus styling cues like sharp creases, chrome accents, and premium paint finishes. The TX blends luxury SUV cues with crossover practicality, making it ideal for families and executives needing utility with refinement.

Model Name Meaning (Manufacturer)

The name “TX” follows Lexus’s SUV naming convention, where “T” introduces a new model family and “X” signifies a crossover utility vehicle. It was chosen to signal a dedicated three-row luxury crossover positioned above the RX and below the LX — designed primarily for North American buyers who want size, comfort, and space without going full body-on-frame.

Body & Interior Colors and Rims

The all-new Lexus TX, introduced for the 2024 model year, brings a fresh sense of scale and luxury to the brand’s SUV lineup, and its color and trim options reflect a careful balance of understated sophistication and modern utility. The exterior palette includes a combination of classic Lexus finishes and a few bolder, contemporary hues to match the TX's commanding presence and tailored proportions. Standard and premium paint colors include Eminent White Pearl, Caviar, Celestial Silver Metallic, and Cloudburst Gray, each offering a timeless luxury appearance. More expressive options like Nightfall Mica, a deep blue with metallic depth, and Sunset Orange, available on select trims, offer buyers a way to express more personality. Wind Chill Pearl and Incognito, a matte-style light gray, add a clean, premium look especially favored in F SPORT configurations.

Inside, the Lexus TX features an upscale, three-row environment with materials and color schemes that emphasize comfort, warmth, and refinement. Standard interiors begin with Black NuLuxe synthetic leather, progressing to Birch, Peppercorn, and Saddle Tan color options depending on trim. On higher trims such as TX 500h F SPORT Performance and TX 550h+, the cabin gains more texture and depth with semi-aniline leather, contrast stitching, and ambient lighting. The F SPORT variant introduces Black with Circuit Red accents, a nod to Lexus’ sportier design ethos, while luxury-focused trims emphasize calming, earthy tones paired with open-pore wood or brushed aluminum trim elements.

Wheel designs on the Lexus TX are trim-specific and help define its character—whether refined or performance-oriented. Entry-level TX 350 models come with 20-inch multi-spoke alloy wheels, finished in silver or machined aluminum, offering a strong visual foundation. Mid-range and hybrid variants upgrade to 20- or 22-inch wheels with dark gray metallic or chrome finishes, depending on the design theme. The TX 500h F SPORT is distinguished by 22-inch gloss black wheels with a layered, aggressive spoke pattern that adds visual depth and road presence. Across the range, Lexus has prioritized clean, aerodynamic shapes with a modern premium feel, enhancing the SUV’s upscale silhouette and stability.

In combination, the Lexus TX’s broad color and trim choices allow for a high degree of personalization while maintaining the brand’s core attributes of quiet luxury, craftsmanship, and confident style, perfectly suited to the needs of modern families seeking a full-size luxury SUV with a distinct identity.

Top Expensive Options

• 14” Lexus Interface with Cloud-Based Navigation + Intelligent Assistant: Standard
• Mark Levinson 21-Speaker Surround Sound System: $1,200
• Head-Up Display with Augmented Driving Info: $1,000
• 12.3” Digital Gauge Cluster with Custom Layouts: Standard (Luxury+)
• Panoramic Glass Roof with Power Sunshade: $1,200
• Advanced Park with Remote Operation via Smartphone: $850
• Heated, Ventilated, and Massaging Front Seats: $1,400
• Digital Rearview Mirror with Homelink Integration: $600
• Wireless Apple CarPlay / Android Auto + Qi Charging Pad: Standard
• Rear Seat Entertainment Package with Dual Touchscreens: $1,800

vs Competitors

The Lexus TX competes with the BMW X7, Audi Q7, Acura MDX, Volvo XC90, Infiniti QX60, and Lincoln Aviator. Compared to the X7 and Aviator, the TX offers better hybrid efficiency, simpler tech interfaces, and lower cost of ownership. Against the Q7 and XC90, it excels in third-row space, ride comfort, and interior quietness. The MDX is more athletic, but the TX counters with a smoother ride, plug-in efficiency, and Lexus’s reputation for long-term reliability.

As Lexus’s first fully dedicated three-row crossover, the TX delivers the space buyers wanted from the RX-L, but now with true third-row comfort, cutting-edge tech, and electrified options — making it a top contender in the large luxury SUV segment.

Fun Fact

The Lexus TX is the first Lexus three-row SUV designed specifically for the U.S. market, and is built at the Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana plant — marking a shift toward regional manufacturing and market-specific development. It also introduces Lexus’s first-ever plug-in hybrid V6 drivetrain in North America (TX 550h+), offering strong performance, over 30 miles of EV range, and the ability to qualify for federal tax credits — a rare combination in the luxury SUV world.