Lexus has announced the 2027 TZ, its first three-row electric SUV, which will launch later this year. The vehicle is built on the same platform as the electric Toyota Highlander and features the DIRECT4 AWD system as standard. The SUV measures 200.8 inches in length with a 120.1-inch wheelbase.
The entry-level TZ 450e Premium AWD starts at $64,050, including a $1,550 delivery fee. This base model is equipped with a 76.96 kWh battery, offering an EPA-estimated range of 253 miles. Higher trims, including Touring and Luxury, will arrive in early 2027 with prices starting at $72,050 and $80,550.
The Touring and Luxury models utilize a 95.82 kWh battery. The Touring trim provides a maximum range of 315 miles, while the Luxury version offers 279 miles. All models feature a dual-motor setup delivering 308 horsepower. The vehicle supports charging from 10% to 80% in approximately 35 minutes at speeds up to 150 kW.
The TZ includes an NACS charge port for direct access to Tesla Superchargers. Interior technology features the latest Lexus Interface multimedia system with an improved voice assistant and navigation tools for locating charging stations. The vehicle also incorporates dynamic rear steering and a reinforced body structure.
