Lexus unveils new LF-NX concept with turbo engine

November 4, 2013 Rob Fraser 4WD & SUV Guide, Lexus Comments Off on Lexus unveils new LF-NX concept with turbo engine

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Lexus has unveiled a new LF-NX compact SUV concept, powered by a newly developed 2.0-litre turbocharged engine, offering a combination of driving and environmental performance.

The LF-NX features a distinctive design, coupled with cutting-edge features and engaging driving dynamics.

The LF-NX cuts a lean profile, with its compact, sharp body and bold tyres conveying SUV-unique power and an exciting drive.

In contrast to the LF-NX hybrid model shown at Frankfurt, the turbo concept features a front under-spoiler to give it a sportier look.

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Inside, the new remote touch interface with touch-pad functionality provides a cutting-edge, user-friendly experience unique to Lexus.

The Lexus LF-NX compact crossover SUV concept will be on show at the 43rd Tokyo International Motor Show, at Tokyo Big Sight in Koto Ward, from November 20 to December 1.

Vehicle

Length (mm)

Width (mm)

Height (mm)

Wheelbase (mm)

Lexus LF-NX

4,640

1,870

1,620

2,700
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