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Standard Engine
Gas-powered: 275 hp
Hybrid: 240 hp
PHEV: 304 hp
Max. Horsepower
Gas-powered: 275 hp
Hybrid: 246 hp
PHEV: 304 hp
Gas-powered: 26/33/28 mpg*
Hybrid: 41/37/39 mpg*
PHEV: 84 mpge**
Max. Fuel Economy (city/highway/combined mpg)
Max. Towing Capacity
If you’re comparing the 2025 Lexus NX and the 2025 Lexus RX, you’re already on the right path to luxury driving. Both SUVs deliver refined interiors, advanced safety features, and smooth performance, but they serve different needs in terms of size, power, and efficiency. Whether you’re shopping for a daily commuter or a family hauler, one of these Lexus models will be the better fit. And if you’re upgrading, you can trade in your current vehicle to boost your budget. Read on to learn more with the team at Fresno Lexus.
Performance is a key factor when choosing between the NX and RX. The NX is slightly smaller and more nimble, while the RX offers more robust powertrains that support larger families and longer drives. For drivers in Clovis, this could be the difference between a fuel-conscious choice and a more performance-oriented SUV.
2.5L Inline-4
Standard on: NX 250 / NX 250 AWD
2.4L Turbo Inline-4
Standard on: NX 350 AWD / NX 350 F Sport Handling AWD
2.5L Inline-4 Hybrid
Standard on: NX 350h AWD
2.5L Inline-4 Plug-in Hybrid
Standard on: NX 450h+ AWD / NX 450h+ F Sport Handling AWD
2.4L I4 Turbo
Standard on: RX 350, RX 350 Premium, RX 350 Premium+, RX 350 Luxury, RX 350 G Sport Design, RX 350 F Sport Handling
2.5L I4 Hybrid
Standard on: RX 350h, RX 350h Premium, RX 350h Premium+, RX 350h Luxury, RX 350h F Sport Design
2.5L I4 Plug-In Hybrid
Standard on: RX 450h+ Luxury
2.4L Turbo I4 Hybrid
Standard on: RX 500h F Sport Performance, RX 500h Black Line Special Edition
If you’re looking for a stronger punch off the line or plan to tow and haul more cargo, the higher-output hybrid and turbo options offered by the RX give it a clear edge. Meanwhile, the NX still holds its own with a solid balance of power and agility, making it a smart option for Madera drivers or solo commuters.
When fuel savings are a priority, both the NX and RX hybrids shine. These models combine luxury with smart engineering, giving you strong mpg ratings across the board. Drivers in Selma who log lots of miles or value eco-friendly commuting will appreciate what both lineups offer.
Gas-Powered
Hybrid
PHEV
Gas-Powered
Hybrid
PHEV
Still deciding between the NX and RX? The best way to choose is to get behind the wheel of both. Drivers in the Visalia area can schedule a test drive, explore new vehicle specials, and contact us for more information. The team at Fresno Lexus is ready to help you find a luxury SUV that suits your style, budget, and performance needs.
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