The 2027 Lexus TX crossover is getting a facelift but will no longer offer a plug-in hybrid option, narrowing its lineup to traditional internal combustion engine and hybrid powertrains. The move comes as automakers continue adjusting their electric and hybrid strategies amid shifting consumer demand and regulatory pressures. Buyers considering the TX will now have to choose between conventional gas or standard hybrid efficiency rather than a plug-in alternative. The update signals a potential shift in Lexus’s approach to electrification in its midsize SUV lineup.
Lexus is refreshening the three-row TX crossover for 2027 but dropped the plug-in hybrid version as an option. The TX will be available with either traditional ICE or hybrid powertrain.
