Lexus TX 350, 500h & 550h+ Trims

Last updated August 4, 2026

Lexus TX

The Lexus TX lineup starts with the TX 350, a roomy seven-seat gas model with the family space, comfort, and tech that define the range. The TX 350 Premium adds everyday conveniences, while the TX 350 Luxury focuses on richer materials. The six-seat TX 350 F SPORT Handling adds sharper road manners and sportier styling. The hybrid branch includes the TX 500h F SPORT Performance Premium and Luxury. Both combine stronger hybrid power with all-wheel drive, rear steering, and sport-tuned suspension; the Luxury version adds a richer cabin. The TX 550h+ Luxury is the plug-in hybrid, pairing about 33 miles of electric driving with a comfort-focused interior and the lineup’s strongest total output.

What each trim is known for

Lexus TX Base Model

Base Model

TX 350

The Base Model trim level is the TX 350, the seven-seat gas-powered foundation of the lineup, built around family space, Lexus comfort, and useful everyday technology.

Best for: Families who want the core TX experience without the sport-focused or richer luxury upgrades.

Highlights

  • 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine with an eight-speed automatic
  • Seven-seat cabin with NuLuxe synthetic leather trim
  • 14-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
  • Heated front seats and heated steering wheel
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Lexus TX Mid-Level

Mid-Level

TX 350 Premium

The Mid-Level trim level is the TX 350 Premium, the everyday comfort upgrade that keeps the standard gas powertrain while adding family-friendly cabin conveniences.

Best for: Shoppers who value ventilation, driver memory, and easier third-row operation in daily family use.

Highlights

  • Panorama glass roof
  • Ventilated front seats
  • Power-folding third-row seats
  • Memory settings for the driver’s seat, steering wheel, and mirrors

Adds a panorama glass roof, ventilated front seats, driver memory settings, and a power-folding third row over the Base Model.

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Lexus TX Premium Comfort

Premium Comfort

TX 350 Luxury

The Premium Comfort trim level is the TX 350 Luxury, the richer gas-powered TX focused on upgraded materials and a more polished cabin rather than added performance.

Best for: Drivers who want seven seats and the standard gas powertrain with a more upscale interior feel.

Highlights

  • Semi-aniline leather-trimmed seats
  • Auto-leveling headlights with cornering lamps
  • Thematic ambient interior lighting
  • Panorama glass roof

Builds on the Mid-Level trim with semi-aniline leather, upgraded headlights, and ambient cabin lighting.

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Lexus TX Sport Styling

Sport Styling

TX 350 F SPORT Handling

The Sport Styling trim level is the TX 350 F SPORT Handling, a six-seat gas TX with sportier looks and suspension tuning designed to feel more responsive on the road.

Best for: Drivers who need three rows but prefer a more athletic look, captain’s chairs, and sharper handling.

Highlights

  • F SPORT-tuned adaptive suspension
  • Standard all-wheel drive
  • Heated and ventilated second-row captain’s chairs
  • F SPORT body details with 22-inch matte-black wheels

Shifts away from the comfort-first character of Premium Comfort by adding standard all-wheel drive, adaptive suspension, F SPORT styling, and a six-seat captain’s-chair layout.

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Lexus TX Hybrid

Hybrid

TX 500h F SPORT Performance LuxuryTX 500h F SPORT Performance Premium

The Hybrid trim level includes the TX 500h F SPORT Performance Premium and TX 500h F SPORT Performance Luxury; both deliver the athletic hybrid identity, while Luxury adds leather, a panorama glass roof, and premium audio.

Best for: Shoppers who want stronger hybrid performance and a sport-tuned six-seat TX, with either a performance-first or richer cabin.

Highlights

  • 366-hp turbocharged hybrid system with all-wheel drive
  • Rear-wheel steering for easier turning and more responsive handling
  • F SPORT-tuned adaptive suspension
  • Heated and ventilated second-row captain’s chairs

Adds a 366-hp hybrid powertrain and rear-wheel steering over Sport Styling while retaining all-wheel drive and F SPORT suspension tuning; within this level, Premium uses NuLuxe trim, while Luxury adds leather, a glass roof, and 21-speaker Mark Levinson audio.

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Lexus TX Plug-in Hybrid

Plug-in Hybrid

TX 550h+ Luxury

The Plug-in Hybrid trim level is the TX 550h+ Luxury, combining a rich six-seat cabin with meaningful electric-only driving and a strong V6 plug-in hybrid system.

Best for: Families who can charge at home and want quiet electric driving for shorter trips without giving up long-trip flexibility or luxury-focused comfort.

Highlights

  • 404-hp 3.5-liter V6 plug-in hybrid system with all-wheel drive
  • About 33 miles of electric driving range
  • Semi-aniline leather-trimmed seats
  • 21-speaker Mark Levinson premium audio

Moves from the Hybrid level’s sporty focus to a comfort-first Luxury cabin, while adding plug-in charging, about 33 miles of electric driving, and 404 total horsepower; the panorama glass roof became standard for 2026.

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Trim comparison

FeatureHybridMid-LevelBase ModelSport StylingPlug-in HybridPremium Comfort
Includes
TX 500h F SPORT Performance Luxury, TX 500h F SPORT Performance Premium3 in stock
TX 350 Premium0 in stock
TX 3500 in stock
TX 350 F SPORT Handling0 in stock
TX 550h+ Luxury0 in stock
TX 350 Luxury2 in stock
Powertrain2.4L turbo hybrid; 6-speed automatic; AWD2.4L turbo gas; 8-speed automatic2.4L turbo gas; 8-speed automatic2.4L turbo gas; 8-speed automatic3.5L V6 plug-in hybrid; CVT; AWD2.4L turbo gas; 8-speed automatic
Horsepower366 hp275 hp275 hp275 hp404 hp275 hp
Efficiency figure27 city / 28 highway mpg21 city / 27 highway mpg21 city / 27 highway mpg20 city / 26 highway mpgAbout 33 miles of electric range21 city / 27 highway mpg
Seating6 seats; captain’s chairs7 seats7 seats6 seats; captain’s chairs6 seats; captain’s chairs7 seats
Handling characterF SPORT adaptive suspension and rear steeringComfort-focusedComfort-focusedF SPORT adaptive suspensionLuxury-focused rather than sport-focusedComfort-first luxury
Defining cabin detailsNuLuxe in Premium; leather and premium audio in LuxuryVentilated front seats; power-folding third rowNuLuxe; heated front seatsF SPORT seats; ventilated second-row captain’s chairsSemi-aniline leather; 21-speaker premium audioSemi-aniline leather; ambient lighting

Frequently asked questions

What do the Lexus TX 350, 500h, and 550h+ names mean?

The names identify the powertrain family. TX 350 models use the turbocharged gas engine, TX 500h models are performance hybrids, and the TX 550h+ is the plug-in hybrid. F SPORT identifies sportier styling and handling equipment; Premium and Luxury describe equipment levels.

What comes on the base Lexus TX 350?

The TX 350 starts the lineup with a 275-hp turbocharged gas engine, a 14-inch touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, synthetic leather upholstery, and seating for seven.

What does the TX 350 Premium add over the base TX 350?

In recent years, the TX 350 Premium adds the everyday comfort upgrades many families value: a panorama glass roof, ventilated front seats, driver memory settings, and a power-folding third row. It keeps the same turbocharged gas powertrain.

What is the difference between the TX 350 Premium and TX 350 Luxury?

The TX 350 Luxury focuses on richer cabin details. In recent years, it builds on Premium with semi-aniline leather, upgraded headlights that help illuminate turns, and themed interior lighting. Both retain the gas engine, glass roof, ventilated front seats, and power-folding third row.

How is the TX 350 F SPORT Handling different from the TX 350 Luxury?

On newer models, F SPORT Handling favors a sportier drive and appearance, with standard all-wheel drive, an adjustable sport-tuned suspension, supportive F SPORT seats, 22-inch matte-black wheels, and six seats. Luxury favors a softer, richer cabin and seats seven.

Was the TX 350 F SPORT Handling offered from the start?

No. The TX 350 F SPORT Handling joined the lineup for 2025, so it does not appear among first-year TX models. It keeps the TX 350 gas engine but adds standard all-wheel drive, sport-tuned adjustable suspension, F SPORT styling, and a six-seat cabin.

What is the difference between the TX 500h F SPORT Performance Premium and Luxury?

Both TX 500h trims have the same 366-hp hybrid system, all-wheel drive, rear steering, and sport-tuned adjustable suspension. In recent years, Luxury adds leather upholstery, a panorama glass roof, and a 21-speaker Mark Levinson audio system; Premium uses synthetic leather and skips those standard upgrades.

How does the TX 500h differ from the TX 350 F SPORT Handling?

The TX 500h is the stronger performance model. It combines a 366-hp hybrid system with all-wheel drive and rear steering. The newer TX 350 F SPORT Handling uses the 275-hp gas engine and lacks the 500h’s hybrid powertrain, but it shares the sport-tuned adjustable suspension and six-seat layout.

How is the TX 550h+ Luxury different from the TX 500h trims?

The TX 550h+ is a plug-in hybrid built around quiet electric driving and a comfort-focused Luxury cabin. It has 404 hp and about 33 miles of electric range. The 366-hp TX 500h trims do not plug in and place more emphasis on F SPORT handling and styling.

Which Lexus TX trim should I look for if I need seven seats?

Look for a TX 350, TX 350 Premium, or TX 350 Luxury. These gas trims generally have a second-row bench and seat seven. The TX 500h, TX 550h+, and newer TX 350 F SPORT Handling use second-row captain’s chairs and seat six.

Which Lexus TX trim makes the most sense for family convenience features?

The TX 350 Premium is the practical step up. In recent years, it adds ventilated front seats, driver memory settings, a panorama glass roof, and a power-folding third row while retaining seven seats and the regular gas powertrain.

Which Lexus TX trim suits someone who wants a richer cabin without hybrid power?

The TX 350 Luxury is the comfort-first gas trim. In recent years, it combines seven-seat family space with semi-aniline leather, ventilated front seats, a panorama glass roof, upgraded headlights, and interior ambient lighting.

Which Lexus TX trim should I consider for the sportiest driving feel?

Look first at a TX 500h F SPORT Performance. Its 366-hp hybrid system, standard all-wheel drive, rear steering, and sport-tuned adjustable suspension give it the TX lineup’s strongest handling focus. Premium emphasizes the core performance equipment; Luxury adds richer cabin and audio features.

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