The facelifted first-generation Lexus NX is a five-door SUV with several powertrain and equipment combinations. Your choice depends on how you drive, whether you need all-wheel drive and which cabin features matter most.
Lexus NX engine options include a gasoline 2.0 CVT with front-wheel drive, an all-wheel-drive NX 300h hybrid with a continuously variable transmission, and an all-wheel-drive NX 300 pairing gasoline power with a conventional automatic. Among these examples, the hybrid can reduce engine use in stop-start traffic, while the NX 300 offers the more familiar feel of distinct gear changes.
Black Vision is an equipment configuration offered with the all-wheel-drive 2.0 CVT. When comparing Lexus NX trim levels, consider both the drivetrain and the fitted equipment. Check the individual vehicle for the seating adjustments, parking aids and driver assistance features you want, since a trim name alone may not establish its full specification.