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Lexus uses the term hybrid almost as broadly as the number of models it makes available with some form of electrification. The Japanese automaker’s cars (ES 300h, LC 500h and LS 500h) are all newly redesigned, while its utility models (UX 250h, NX 300h, RX 450h and RX 450h L) are largely unchanged.
Sooner or later, Toyota's luxury brand will have to take a close look at its strategy sooner or later. Why? Despite these seven distinct models in its lineup, Lexus doesn't have a single vehicle sold with a charging cable. Fortunately, there's whispering behind the scenes that true electric power is coming to Lexus.
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