Lexus adds a significant update to an off-road favourite and a new three-row family SUV
Everything’s bigger in Texas, including the redesigned Lexus GX, the mid-sized SUV popular with off-roaders, and the new three-row TX built specifically for the North American market. Lexus showed off both models at an event in Austin, a hotbed for luxury SUVs and not far from Toyota’s North American headquarters in Plano.
Both vehicles carry over the “spindle body” design language Lexus previewed over the past few years with its concepts, including the LF-30 and LF-Z, but each has its own distinct style and customer base.
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