Lexus NX 300h Review, For Sale, Colours, Specs, Interior & Models

Year	Body Type	Specs	Price from	Price to
2022	Body Type: SUV	Specs: 2.5L Hybrid 6 SP AUTO	Price from: —	Price to: —
2021	Body Type: SUV	Specs: 2.5L Hybrid 6 SP AUTO	Price from: $43,560	Price to: $68,750
2020	Body Type: SUV	Specs: 2.5L Hybrid 6 SP AUTO	Price from: $37,950	Price to: $63,800
2019	Body Type: SUV	Specs: 2.5L Hybrid 6 SP AUTO	Price from: $34,320	Price to: $54,560
2018	Body Type: SUV	Specs: 2.5L Hybrid 6 SP AUTO	Price from: $32,780	Price to: $43,230

Lexus NX300H Dimensions

The dimensions of the Lexus NX300H SUV vary according to year of manufacture and spec level.

Year	Body Type	Height x Width x Length	Ground Clearance
2022	Body Type: SUV	Height x Width x Length: 1645x1845x4640 mm	Ground Clearance: 170 mm
2021	Body Type: SUV	Height x Width x Length: 1645x1845x4640 mm	Ground Clearance: 170 mm
2020	Body Type: SUV	Height x Width x Length: 1645x1845x4640 mm	Ground Clearance: 170 mm
2019	Body Type: SUV	Height x Width x Length: 1645x1845x4640 mm	Ground Clearance: 170 mm
2018	Body Type: SUV	Height x Width x Length: 1645x1845x4640 mm	Ground Clearance: 170 mm

The dimensions shown above are for the base model.

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Lexus NX300H Fuel consumption

The Lexus NX300H is available in a number of variants and body types that are powered by Hybrid fuel type(s). It has an estimated fuel consumption starting from 5.6L/100km for SUV

Year	Body Type	Fuel Consumption*	Engine	Fuel Type	Transmission
2022	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 5.6L/100km	Engine: 2.5L	Fuel Type: Hyb/ULP	Transmission: 6 SP AUTO
2021	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 5.7L/100km	Engine: 2.5L	Fuel Type: Hyb/ULP	Transmission: 6 SP AUTO
2020	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 5.7L/100km	Engine: 2.5L	Fuel Type: Hyb/ULP	Transmission: 6 SP AUTO
2019	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 5.7L/100km	Engine: 2.5L	Fuel Type: Hyb/ULP	Transmission: 6 SP AUTO
2018	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 5.7L/100km	Engine: 2.5L	Fuel Type: Hyb/ULP	Transmission: 6 SP AUTO

*Combined fuel consumption

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Lexus NX300H VS The Competition

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Lexus NX300H Towing Capacity

The Lexus NX300H has maximum towing capacity of 1000kg for the latest model available.

Year	Body Type	Braked Capacity from	Braked Capacity to
2022	Body Type: SUV	Braked Capacity from: 1000kg	Braked Capacity to: 1000kg
2021	Body Type: SUV	Braked Capacity from: 1000kg	Braked Capacity to: 1000kg
2020	Body Type: SUV	Braked Capacity from: 1000kg	Braked Capacity to: 1000kg
2019	Body Type: SUV	Braked Capacity from: 1000kg	Braked Capacity to: 1000kg
2018	Body Type: SUV	Braked Capacity from: 1000kg	Braked Capacity to: 1000kg

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Lexus NX300H Q&As

Check out real-world situations relating to the Lexus NX300H here, particularly what our experts have to say about them.

I am considering both Volvo XC60 B5 Inscription or Lexus NX300h F-Sport. I am wondering which is more reliable and suitable for long-term value?

Although both these cars are similar in many ways, there’s one area where they take difference philosophies. And that’s in the way their hybrid systems are configured and prioritised.

While the Lexus is more of a conventional hybrid with the electric motor doing a lot of the heavy lifting, the Volvo is what’s called a mild hybrid., As the name suggests, that means the electric power is limited to a 10kW boost when taking off or when the driver requires maximum acceleration.

A mild hybrid layout does still operate the stop-start function and can harvest energy when slowing down, so it’s still a worthwhile slice of tech, but it won’t affect fuel consumption as much as the Lexus’ full hybrid system.

Reliability is a bit of an unknown with any new car, but it’s fair to say that the Lexus’ reputation will count for something come trade-in time. Not to mention that, as the more hybrid-focussed of the pair, the Lexus might also be a little more future-proof.

Good pick for new SUV?

There are lots of fresh contenders in that class, including the Porsche Macan — which has an 18-month waiting list. The pick is the Land Rover Discovery Sport. I give it The Tick and rate it well ahead of the NX for comfort, quietness and class.

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Lexus NX300H Interior

The Lexus NX certainly has a unique interior. As these images show, its dashboard juts out at the driver, making most of its physical controls easier to access, but it also means its multimedia system is set further back. There's also plenty of silver trim to brighten things up, while supple leather adorns the major touchpoints.

The NX300h F Sport comes standard with a 10.3-inch display with sat nav. (image credit: Richard Berry)

There is little leg space in the back seats when sitting behind my driving position. (image credit: Richard Berry)

Shown above are interior details for the Lexus NX300H 2018.

Lexus NX300H Wheel Size

The Lexus NX300H has a number of different wheel and tyre options. When it comes to tyres, these range from 225x60 R18 for SUV in 2022.

Year	Body Type	Front Tyre Size	Front Rim	Rear Rim
2022	Body Type: SUV	Front Tyre Size: 225x60 R18	Front Rim: —	Rear Rim: —
2021	Body Type: SUV	Front Tyre Size: 225x60 R18	Front Rim: 7.5x18 in	Rear Rim: 7.5x18 in
2020	Body Type: SUV	Front Tyre Size: 225x60 R18	Front Rim: 7.5x18 in	Rear Rim: 7.5x18 in
2019	Body Type: SUV	Front Tyre Size: 225x60 R18	Front Rim: 7.5x18 in	Rear Rim: 7.5x18 in
2018	Body Type: SUV	Front Tyre Size: 235x55 R18	Front Rim: 7.5x18 in	Rear Rim: 7.5x18 in