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🚗 Current Production Models (2025)

Sedans & Coupes

• ES – 1989–present (eighth generation launched in 2025) (full hybrid and all-electric versions available)

• IS – 1998–present (minor updates through 2025)

• LS – 1989–present (flagship full-size sedan)

• LC (Coupe & Convertible) – 2017–present (available in standard and hybrid trims)

• RC (Coupe) – 2015–2025 (final model year in 2025; RC F ends with Final Edition)

SUVs & Crossovers

• UX – 2018–present (subcompact luxury; hybrid and electric versions)

• LBX – 2023–present (subcompact hybrid crossover, Europe/Japan)

• NX – 2014–present (compact luxury; hybrid and PHEV options)

• RX – 1998–present (midsize luxury; gas, hybrid, PHEV trims)

• RZ – 2023–present (mid-size luxury electric crossover; Lexus’s first purpose-built EV)

• GX – 2003–present (mid-size luxury body-on-frame SUV)

• LX – 1996–present (full-size luxury SUV; LX 700h hybrid introduced in 2024)

• TX – 2023–present (three-row full-size luxury crossover; gas, hybrid, plug-in available)

🛠️ Discontinued Models

Sedans, Coupes & Hatchbacks

• CT 200h (CT) – 2011–2022 (hybrid compact hatchback)

• HS 250h – 2009–2017 (hybrid luxury sedan)

• GS – 1993–2020 (executive sedan)

• SC – 1991–2010 (grand touring coupe)

• LFA – 2010–2012 (limited-production supercar)

• ES 300/330 – older ES variants phased out

• CX and other early variants like IS‑F, GS‑F, etc.

SUV Variants & Others

• RX 400h/450hL/350L – extended-wheelbase or earlier hybrid models

• LX 450/470/570 – earlier LX generations

🔮 Upcoming & Future Models

• Next-generation IS – minor enhancements expected post-2025

• New Lexus all-electric sports car – hinted to arrive in 2025 or 2026 as successor to LFA/RC F

• Expanded PHEV/EV versions across lineup – especially for models like NX, TX, and others in support of Lexus’s EV strategy

📋 Summary Table