Lexus Electrified

Electric Cars

Embrace the future of driving with an all-electric Lexus vehicle that delivers power, efficiency, exciting technology and a driving experience like no other. Reduced fuel costs, lower CO2 emissions and a smooth, intuitive journey are just some of the benefits you can enjoy.

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The All New RZ The All-New Lexus RZ 450e features unique Lexus vehicle design and more responsive driving experience created by advanced electrification technology. Find Out More About The RZ >

Lexus UX 300e Created to evoke the original fun of driving in the city, the first new all-electric Lexus UX is the latest addition to our range. Find Out More About The UX300e >

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The Lexus Electrified selection incorporates a range of models that are as sleek and stylish as they come, retaining the prestige and level of quality for which the marque is known. Low in CO2 emissions, providing exceptional fuel economy, and with smooth and seamless motoring assured, each and every edition offers you an unforgettable driving experience as standard.

Simple to charge and exciting to drive, our all-electric cars combine responsive power with sharp precision enjoyed from an interior crafted by experts, fully connected to an aerodynamic exterior.

Key Benefits Include:

No need to charge hybrid batteries
Exceptional fuel economy
Lower CO2 emissions
No compromise on performance

Types of Electric/Hybrid Vehicles Explained

There’s a selection of engine types available when choosing to make the switch to electric/hybrid motoring.

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Hybrid Vehicles - HEV

Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) Utilising a self-charging battery motor and a traditional combustion engine, these models can perform in all-electric mode for a short range and complement the power and efficiency of standard petrol/diesel engines.

Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles - PHEV

Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) Able to hold a greater charge than other self-charging hybrids, a plug-in edition requires connecting to a home or public charge point in order to replenish the charge, but also offers greater range in all-electric mode.

Battery Electric Vehicles - BEV

Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) A Battery Electric Vehicle is powered solely by the electrical charge stored within the vehicle’s battery. Charging solutions at home and in public enable you to keep your vehicle topped up affordably.

Other electric services Got a question or need help with an electric vehicle? Want to find out more about the electric vehicles and additional services available at RRG Lexus? Liaise with a member of the team today to discuss your requirements.

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