2027 Lexus RX · A plug-in hybrid powertrain

Which 2027 Lexus RX trims have a plug-in hybrid powertrain?

Two of the 16 trims. Current Lexus and September 17, 2026 US price list. Prices exclude $1,550 delivery, processing and handling, tax and fees. A is standard on the 450h+ Premium and 450h+ Luxury AWD. The 350 Premium , 350 Premium Plus FWD, 350 Luxury FWD, 350 F SPORT Design FWD, 350 Premium AWD, 350 Premium Plus AWD and 350 Luxury AWD can't be ordered with it. The 350 F SPORT Design AWD, 350 F SPORT Handling AWD, 350h Premium AWD, 350h Premium Plus AWD, 350h Luxury AWD and 350h F SPORT Design AWD can't be ordered with it. The 500h F SPORT Performance AWD can't be ordered with it. The cheapest RX with it costs $65,330. It's a 450h+ Premium AWD.

Our RX data has all 16 US 2027 RX factory /drive/powertrain configurations, and 15 sourced factory wheel, roof, comfort, audio, assistance and towing selections. It doesn't have 2026 , the 1,500-watt inverter and wheel restrictions, paint/upholstery and port/dealer accessories, cargo-fit and towing-load calculations yet, so something missing from this page may still be offered.

Trim by trim

TrimHow you get itCheapest with it
350 Premium FWDNot offeredNot offered
350 Premium Plus FWDNot offeredNot offered
350 Luxury FWDNot offeredNot offered
350 F SPORT Design FWDNot offeredNot offered
350 Premium AWDNot offeredNot offered
350 Premium Plus AWDNot offeredNot offered
350 Luxury AWDNot offeredNot offered
350 F SPORT Design AWDNot offeredNot offered
350 F SPORT Handling AWDNot offeredNot offered
350h Premium AWDNot offeredNot offered
350h Premium Plus AWDNot offeredNot offered
350h Luxury AWDNot offeredNot offered
350h F SPORT Design AWDNot offeredNot offered
500h F SPORT Performance AWDNot offeredNot offered
450h+ Premium AWDStandard$65,330As it comes
450h+ Luxury AWDStandard$71,960As it comes

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The cheapest RX with a plug-in hybrid powertrain

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450h+ Premium AWD

$65,330

 

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450h+ plug-in

Independent rear motor helps

The rear axle gets power from its own electric motor, with no inter-axle driveshaft. E-Four and plug-in AWD respond to conditions; this animation does not claim a fixed front/rear torque split or promise traction.

How this works

The RX350 uses mechanical AWD; the hybrids have separate rear electric drive. The 500h has a six-speed automatic and 80-kW rear eAxle. The 350h and 450h+ use hybrid e-CVTs. Motor peaks cannot be added to the complete-system horsepower.

Low range and axle lockers are not fitted. EV mode is shown only on the plug-in 450h+ and assumes adequate charge and suitable conditions. Rear-steer arrows on 500h illustrate direction; the schematic uses Lexus’ published maximum 4° for visibility.

Illustrative wheel states. Slippery tires can still spin with AWD. No traction, stopping-distance or efficiency prediction.

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What your options change

This is a stock 450h+ Premium AWD. Pick a package and every part it swaps shows up here, and in orange on the SUV.

  • Has AWD
  • Has Hybrid
  • No Panorama roof
  • Has Heated seats
  • Has Ventilated seats
  • No Head-up display
  • No Adaptive dampers
Drive
E-Four electric rear axle
Transmission
Hybrid e-CVT
Seats
NuLuxe-trimmed seats
Roof
Power tilt-and-slide moonroof
Touchscreen
14″
Instruments
12.3″ MID
Audio
Lexus 12-speaker audio
City / hwy
36 / 33 mpg
Cargo, folded
46.19 cu ft · SAE
Rear legroom
37.36″
Tires
235/50R21
Tow rating
3,500 lb · braked, properly equipped
Rear steering
Not fitted
Electric range
38 miles · EPA est.
AC charging
6.6 kW · J1772
Fuel
Premium recommended

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Each illustration and link uses the build behind its number. Comparisons cover the model years and bodies in our guides. Different rows can use different trims and equipment. Missing values aren’t treated as zero; reported prices and inferred ratings aren’t ranked.

  • Lowest listed trim price in each guide, before destination, options, taxes and fees. Cab and body styles can differ.
  • Highest published output found in each guide. This compares available power, not acceleration or the trim you selected.
  • Best published combined rating found in each guide, including regular hybrids. Plug-in ratings and inferred matches are excluded.