Lexus Offers NX Compact SUV for 2015

Lexus is entering the growing compact SUV segment with the 2015 NX gasoline and hybrid model that will make its North American debut at the L.A. Auto Show.

by Staff

November 13, 2014

Lexus Offers NX Compact SUV for 2015 — **Photo of the 2015 NX 300h courtesy of Lexus.**

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**Photo of the 2015 NX 300h courtesy of Lexus.**

Lexus is entering the growing compact SUV segment with the 2015 NX 2015 NX gasoline and hybrid model that will make its North American debut at the L.A. Auto Show.

The luxury crossover comes in two versions. The NX 300h gasoline-electric hybrid, which will be the sixth hybrid offering from the brand. The NX 200h hybrid features a 2.5-liter Atkinson-cycle gasoline engine. The NX 300h has a starting price of $58,850.

The NX 200t which has a gasoline powered turbo. This model has a 2.0-liter turbo gasoline engine with six-speed automatic transmission. The NX 200t has a base price of $53,050.

Both models feature all-wheel drive. Lexus unveiled the NX at the Beijing International Automotive Exhibition in April.

Topics:Luxury SUVs Gasoline-Electric Hybrids L.A. Auto Show Compact SUVs Lexus Green Fleet

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