When the second-generation Lexus RX was launched three years ago it made a bit of a splash.
With its low CO2/high MPG petrol/electric powertrain and luxurious cabin, it caught its traditional dieselengined rivals in the large SUV market on the hop. However, the chasing pack has caught up, with many now getting close to matching the hybrid’s headline CO2 figures and impressive claimed fuel returns.
So in an effort to stay ahead, Lexus has put the RX under the knife, delivering revised looks, a tweaked cabin and a sprinkling of mechanical modifications.
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