Lexus UX Dealer Brookfield

Lexus UX: Trim Levels, Interior & more

Fuel-efficient and affordable, the UX is a great way to experience the quality of a Lexus without breaking the bank. Keep in mind, the UX falls into the subcompact luxury SUV space, making it the smallest SUV Lexus has to offer, so that may impact whether or not it is the right Lexus for you. This is a great option for young professionals or commuters, as the now-standard hybrid motor provides a fun driving experience while maintaining 42 mpg combined gas mileage. As an official Lexus UX dealer, we know what makes the UX a great option for such a diverse range of customers. Follow along as we break down the UX inside and out. We'll discuss the interior options, the dynamic hybrid engine performance, and the design. Throughout each section, we will break down the options offered for the 4 UX trim levels: base, Premium, F Sport Design, and F Sport Handling.

If you are currently near Brookfield, WI, visit our Lexus dealership today for a complimentary test drive of the UX. Sit down with our UX specialists to find which trim might best suit your needs and budget. We look forward to meeting you.

Lexus UX: Inside a subcompact luxury SUV

While the design is sure to turn heads, when considering the Lexus UX, the inside is what separates it from your everyday subcompact SUVs. The UX features a sophisticated interior, showcasing a streamlined dashboard with plenty of tech options and thoughtful touches to the driver's experience. As always, Lexus does a great job of keeping your drive quiet and comfortable with the use of quality materials and sound dampening technology. Its crossover design facilitates easy entry and exit, thanks to the optimal hip-point placement and uniquely shaped seat cushions. The UX comes equipped with standard features like dual-zone climate control and 8-way power-adjustable front seats with lumbar support for the driver. For an enhanced experience, options such as heated and ventilated front seats, a head-up display, power tilt-and-slide moonroof and upgraded materials are available. While we wouldn't recommend this vehicle for a long family road trip, rear seats are big enough that passengers won't feel squished on a normal trip. Overall, the UX was created with the driver in mind and absolutely delivers on creating a great experience for them.

If you're currently in the market for a subcompact SUV, let us demonstrate why the UX is a great option for your needs and budget. Visit our Brookfield Lexus dealer today to work with one of our UX experts. We can discuss trim levels, package add-ons, finance options, and any other questions you may have.

Lexus UX: Trunk Space

As a subcompact SUV, the UX is the smallest SUV offered by Lexus. This does limit some of the space available for storage, so this is an important factor to consider. The UX has 17.1 cubic feet of trunk space, which is roughly the same amount as the ES. This is about the size of about 3 to 4 carry-on suitcases. Where the UX has a leg up on sedans is the ability to put the rear seats down. While Lexus doesn't state the exact dimensions of the cargo space with the rear seats down, our best guess would be around 35-40 cubic feet of space.

Lexus UX: Interior Features

The UX base model offers plenty of solid tech and features for the base model, but jumping up trims is where things get interesting. The Lexus Interface touchscreen 8-inch screen is standard on Base, Premium, and F SPORT Design models and upgraded to a 12.3-inch screen on the F SPORT Handling model. All Premium and F SPORT variants come equipped with a larger 12.3-inch multi-information display in the instrument cluster, while only the Base model features a 7-inch display. An optional color head-up display positioned in the driver's line of sight provides quick access to vital information, including speed, shift position, navigation directions, and more. The UX comes standard with eight-way power-adjustable front seats and offers heating and ventilation for premium and higher. Take a look at the breakdown below to see all the great features the UX has to offer at each trim level.

Lexus UX: Hybrid engine now standard on all trims

As of 2023, Lexus made UX models come standard with a hybrid powertrain. The first hybrid UX 250h had moderate acceleration with great gas mileage. With the new and improved UX 300h, it now offers 196 combined horsepower while still getting up to 43 mpg combined. The UX also has an option for front-wheel or all-wheel drive. Take a look at the chart below for a full breakdown of the UX hybrid engine:

Lexus UX Hybrid: Dimensions, Design & Features

The UX comes in at 177.0 inches long, 72.4 inches wide, and 60.6 inches high. This is a touch larger than your average subcompact crossover SUV; however, if you are expecting the interior space of something like the RX, then this might not be for you. The UX features the iconic Lexus spindle grille and Lexus L-shaped lighting style headlights. It has sharp, well-defined surfaces and bold front and rear fenders with an aerodynamic shape for better fuel efficiency. The rear combination lamps feature Aero Stabilizing Blade Lights that start at the top of the rear fenders and stretch across the back. This creates a unique nighttime look with 120 LEDs that narrow toward the center, helping to guide airflow and improve stability during turns and in windy conditions. A wing-type spoiler at the roof's rear edge and a flat underbody further enhance the UX's performance.

With such a unique design, the pictures don't do the UX justice. Come see the dynamic styling of the UX with a complimentary test drive at our Lexus dealer located in Brookfield, WI.

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