The Lexus RX has always been known as one of the most popular models in the lineup, often overshadowing it’s smaller sibling, the NX. But, Lexus keeps updating the NX each year, making many wonder: “Is this an RX for less?” This article is an in-depth dive into the 2025 Lexus NX model. Be sure to watch the videos below for a detailed visual look!
What’s New for 2025?
- Copper Crest Now Available
- Macadamia interior on Luxury only
- USBs added to front console
- Park Assist Standard
- Rain Sensing wipers Standard
- Standard power rear door
Trims and Pricing
MSRP:
250 FWD: $41,765
250: $43,365
350: $45,525
350 F Sport: $50,135
All prices rise around $1,000 for the 2025 Lexus NX.
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Design and Features
As mentioned above, please watch the videos linked below for a full in-depth exploration of the exterior design and differences. The NX doesn’t receive any design changes for 2025, but it will remain a stylish offering, providing all of the standard Lexus elements.
Here is the full breakdown of what we currently know about the feature availability:
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Feature |
Availability |
Exterior |
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LED Headlights |
Standard | Triple Beam unit available on all trims |
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LED Fog Lamps |
Not Available |
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Wheels |
18-20-inch alloys depending on trim |
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Mirrors |
Standard heated, BSM, Auto dimming, auto tilt | Power folding available |
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LED Taillights |
Standard LED |
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Exposed Exhaust |
Not Available on Any model |
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Towing Capacity |
2,000 lbs |
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Forward Emergency Braking |
Standard on all NX Models |
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Auto High Beams |
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Adaptive Cruise Control |
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Lane Keep Assist |
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When it comes to the Interior, the NX will also be well-equipped on all trims.
Interior |
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Digital Key |
Optional |
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Smart Entry |
Standard |
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Seat Materials |
Nu-Luxe Leatherette or Real Leather depending on trim |
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Seat Adjustment |
Standard: 10-way power | More Adjustment available | Memory Standard |
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Push Button Start |
Standard |
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Gauge Cluster |
Standard: 7-in Display |
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Head-up Display |
Standard on F-Sport |
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Steering Wheel |
Premium+: Power | Optional Heating |
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Rain Sensing Wipers |
Newly Standard |
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Wireless Charging |
Optional |
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360 Degree Camera |
Optional on all trims |
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2-Zone Climate Controls |
Standard |
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Seat Climate |
Heated Seats: Standard | Ventilated Seats: Optional |
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Audio System |
Standard: 10-Speakers | Optional: 17-speaker Mark Levinson Audio |
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Screen |
Standard: 9.8-inch display with Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto | Optional: 14-inch display | Navigation Optional |
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Rearview Mirror |
Standard: Auto-dimming | Optional: Camera Mirror |
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Moonroof |
Optional |
The rear of the NX is also well-equipped, making it comparable to the Lexus RX.
Rear Amenities |
|
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Heated and Ventilated Rear Seats |
Heating: Optional | Ventilation: Not available |
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Vents and USBs |
Standard |
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Tailgate |
Newly Standard Power |
For in depth details on the 2025 NX, watch our full first look review linked at the bottom of this article.
What’s Under the Hood?
The 2025 Lexus NX, continuing with its RX similarities, also has very similar gas powertrains.
- 250:
- 2.5L N/A 4-cyl
- 203 horsepower | 184 lb. ft.
- 0-60: 8.2s
- 350/350 F-Sport Handling:
- 2.4L Turbo 4-cyl
- 275 horsepower | 317 lb. ft.
- 0-60: 6.6s (0.5s faster than last gen)
Both models will have an 8-speed automatic transmission, and the 250 will have optional AWD, making it standard on the 350. The Fuel Economy is as follows:
250 FWD: 26/33/28 MPG
250 AWD: 25/32/28 MPG
350/350F: 21/28/24 MPG
We hope you have found this overview of the 2025 Lexus NX helpful! For a more detailed first look of the NX, please watch our videos below! What do you think of the 2024 Lexus NX? Let us know in the comments!
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