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Lexus ES Specs, Engines & Dimensions (from 2026) — Eighth Generation

Choosing an eighth-generation Lexus ES sedan starts with how you drive: regular commuting, longer journeys and access to charging all influence which powertrain will suit you best.

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Lexus ES Engines and Transmissions

Among the powertrain choices, the 300h combines a hybrid system, continuously variable transmission and front-wheel drive, without requiring external charging. The electric 350e has front-wheel drive, while the 500e uses all-wheel drive to help put power down when grip is limited. Both electric examples have automatic transmissions; convenient charging makes them easier to live with.

Sedan — Lexus ES Engines and Transmissions

Sedan Lexus ES Engines and Transmissions
ModificationEngine typeEngine capacityMaximum powerMaximum power, kwTransmissionType of drive
500eElectroNot provided343 hp252 kWAutomaticAWD
350eElectroNot provided224 hp164 kWAutomaticFWD
300hHybrid2000 cm³197 hp144 kWVariableFWD
300h AWDHybrid2500 cm³201 hp147 kWVariableAWD
350hHybrid2500 cm³247 hp181 kWVariableFWD
350h AWDHybrid2500 cm³247 hp181 kWVariableAWD

Lexus ES Dimensions

Sedan — Lexus ES Dimensions

Sedan Lexus ES Dimensions
ModificationLengthWidthHeightWheelbase
500e5140 mm1920 mm1560 mm2950 mm
350e5140 mm1920 mm1560 mm2950 mm
300h5140 mm1920 mm1560 mm2950 mm
300h AWD5140 mm1920 mm1560 mm2950 mm
350h5140 mm1920 mm1560 mm2950 mm
350h AWD5140 mm1920 mm1560 mm2950 mm