The Lexus LX Hybrid catalogue row preserves the supplied New Zealand key, but Lexus New Zealand currently lists the LX 500d Limited and LX 500d F SPORT with a twin-turbo diesel powertrain rather than an LX hybrid. Buyers wanting the flagship LX experience should compare those official local grades and should not assume this key represents an LX 700h sold new in New Zealand.
Lexus New Zealand currently lists LX 500d Limited and LX 500d F SPORT diesel models, not an LX hybrid.
The exact key is preserved because it is the supplied database import key, while the content clearly states the current New Zealand powertrain availability.
The LX 500d uses a 3.3-litre twin-turbocharged V6 diesel engine producing 227 kW.
Yes. The LX 500d is designed as a full-time four-wheel-drive luxury SUV with a 10-speed automatic transmission and off-road support systems.
The LX 500d Limited seats up to seven people, while the F SPORT is configured as a five-seater.
Its body-on-frame construction, diesel torque, four-wheel drive and luxury cabin make it suitable for long-distance touring and substantial towing, subject to the approved local vehicle and towbar limits.
White Nova and Manganese Luster are confirmed on New Zealand-market LX vehicles. Additional current paint availability should be checked with a Lexus dealership.
Confirm the official LX 500d Limited or F SPORT badge, seating layout, towing equipment, production year and complete New Zealand specification.