Evolving to the Fourth Generation

Lexus will unveil the fourth-generation new RX at the New York Auto Show.

The Lexus RX debuted in 1998 as a premium SUV that emphasized styling, shedding the rugged image associated with SUVs. In Japan, the first and second generations were sold as the Toyota Harrier. However, with the model change to the third generation in 2008, sales began as the Lexus RX, and in 2012, it received the spindle grille.Minor Changeand other updates.

Regarding the new model, only one image of the body side has been released so far. It features the gently sloping rear hatch line characteristic of previous RX models, along with strong press lines and rear combination lamps shaped like the brand's initial 'L', incorporating icons from recent Lexus models.

Its full reveal will take place at the New York Auto Show press conference on April 1st.