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An ECO mode system monitors and modifies multiple systems to consume less energy.

A stiff unibody construction, front and rear stabilizer bars and a rear suspension all contribute to a more responsive and agile ride.

Ventilated front disc brakes dissipate heat while they help improve braking performance and accident avoidance.

A completely redesigned gasoline engine and efficiency systems deliver nearly 10% more power while providing greater fuel economy.

A smooth Electronically controlled Continuously Variable Transmission with Manual Shift mode delivers improved performance and fuel efficiency.

Electronic Power Steering offers greater fuel efficiency and optimized steering feel while steering torque assist helps drivers when braking on split surfaces.

A part-time all-wheel drive [2] system enables the RX 450h to operate in front-wheel drive for greater fuel efficiency, automatically powering the rear wheels only when required.

Energy that is normally lost as heat during braking is captured as electrical power to recharge the battery.


 
 
[1]The Lexus Hybrids emit fewer smog-forming emissions than the average new vehicle. [2]The RX 450h is not designed to be driven off-road. Back to top