The compact crossover from Lexus has received a mild update for 2022. Here’s what you need to know about the MY23 Lexus UX.

The Lexus UX made its debut back in 2018 and since then, more than 240 000 units have been sold in over 80 markets. In SA, the Lexus UX has been the brand’s best seller.

Now, for 2022, the Lexus UX has been given updates. Under the skin, the the structural rigidity has been improved, with electric power steering and shock absorbers revised. There are new 18-inch run-flat tyres that are said to offer a quieter ride experience. For the F Sport model, performance dampers will be standard.

Lexus has also enhanced its advanced safety system offering, with luxuries like pre-collision braking. There’s a new infotainment system with a larger and higher-res touch screen display. USB-C connectivity, Android Auto, Apple Carplay are fitted as standard. There’s also a new digital key functionality, which allows customers to open the vehicle with their smartphone.

As always, the standard features of the Lexus UX are generous and there are no options and Lexus SA has confirmed what the South Africa-spec models will feature. “We will continue to further the personalised customer experience by updating our multimedia systems through OTA (Over the Air) software updates. In addition, the shapes and switch layout of the instrument panel and console area have been optimised in accordance with the use of the touch-screen display, and two new charging USB connectors (Type-C) have been added to the front of the console for improved usability.”

You’ll be able to spot the new Lexus UX model with its revised front end, tweaked headlights and rear combination lamps. There are new exterior and interior colours.

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