Lexus reveals revamped RX and all new GS hybrid on local shores
30 Jun 2012|5,256 views

GS Hybrid

Found in the GS Hybrid is the firm's second generation of Hybrid Drive system, with substantial improvements in terms of fuel economy and emissions, without compromising on driving performance. Working in unison, the GS hybrid's drivetrain pumps out 345bhp, allowing the century sprint to be despatched in just 5.9 seconds.
The GS hybrid also sees the debut of the use of bamboo in the fabrication of the steering wheel and dashboard trims, further accentuates the car’s green credentials. Functionality is another of the key focuses on the new GS hybrid. Clever chassis design means the GS hybrid now has a 61% increment in luggage space, up to 482 litres.
Locally, the GS hybrid will be covered under a comprehensive service and warranty programme – 3 years free servicing; 5 years Hybrid extended warranty; and a 10 years warranty for the hybrid battery. This marks the first program of such nature in the local automotive industry.
RX Luxury SUV

As with the GS Hybrid, the RX Hybrid features the firm’s latest hybrid drivetrain, which now allows driver to select from four driving modes (Normal, Eco, EV, and Sport). Exclusive to the hybrid models is Lexus’ full LED headlamps, which combines form with functionality – other than portraying a modernistic outlook, the LED lamps also provides better on-road visibility, not to mention the longer working lifespan when compared to the halogen or HID headlamps.
Prices for the GS Hybrid start from S$301,000; RX from S$295,000, at press time. List price after Green Rebate, inclusive of COE.
Lexus' luxurious SUV, the RX range receives a well-deserved facelift. Now bearing the firm's renowned fascia - Spindle Grille, the RX raises the benchmark for its segment all over again. Besides the much awaited RX, Borneo Motors Singapore, the local authorised dealer for Lexus cars, also welcomes another new model in its GS lineup - the GS Hybrid.
GS Hybrid
Following the launch of the GS sedan on local shores just months ago, the GS Hybrid breaks covers amidst much anticipation. The eco-friendly variant of the GS family encompasses the firm's expertise in green technology, coupling it with the performance and luxury that has grown synonymous with the Japanese luxury marque. Like its petrol-driven brethrens, the GS hybrid will be available in both Luxury and F Sport guise, to better cater to individuals with differing needs.
Found in the GS Hybrid is the firm's second generation of Hybrid Drive system, with substantial improvements in terms of fuel economy and emissions, without compromising on driving performance. Working in unison, the GS hybrid's drivetrain pumps out 345bhp, allowing the century sprint to be despatched in just 5.9 seconds.
The GS hybrid also sees the debut of the use of bamboo in the fabrication of the steering wheel and dashboard trims, further accentuates the car’s green credentials. Functionality is another of the key focuses on the new GS hybrid. Clever chassis design means the GS hybrid now has a 61% increment in luggage space, up to 482 litres.
Locally, the GS hybrid will be covered under a comprehensive service and warranty programme – 3 years free servicing; 5 years Hybrid extended warranty; and a 10 years warranty for the hybrid battery. This marks the first program of such nature in the local automotive industry.
RX Luxury SUV
As with the previous generation, the facelifted RX will be available in three variants, namely the RX 270, RX 350, and RX Hybrid. The latest RX will receive similar treatment as with the rest of its stablemates – the debut of RX F Sport for individuals after a more sporting experience.
As with the GS Hybrid, the RX Hybrid features the firm’s latest hybrid drivetrain, which now allows driver to select from four driving modes (Normal, Eco, EV, and Sport). Exclusive to the hybrid models is Lexus’ full LED headlamps, which combines form with functionality – other than portraying a modernistic outlook, the LED lamps also provides better on-road visibility, not to mention the longer working lifespan when compared to the halogen or HID headlamps.
Prices for the GS Hybrid start from S$301,000; RX from S$295,000, at press time. List price after Green Rebate, inclusive of COE.
GS Hybrid
Following the launch of the GS sedan on local shores just months ago, the GS Hybrid breaks covers amidst much anticipation. The eco-friendly variant of the GS family encompasses the firm's expertise in green technology, coupling it with the performance and luxury that has grown synonymous with the Japanese luxury marque. Like its petrol-driven brethrens, the GS hybrid will be available in both Luxury and F Sport guise, to better cater to individuals with differing needs.
Found in the GS Hybrid is the firm's second generation of Hybrid Drive system, with substantial improvements in terms of fuel economy and emissions, without compromising on driving performance. Working in unison, the GS hybrid's drivetrain pumps out 345bhp, allowing the century sprint to be despatched in just 5.9 seconds.
The GS hybrid also sees the debut of the use of bamboo in the fabrication of the steering wheel and dashboard trims, further accentuates the car’s green credentials. Functionality is another of the key focuses on the new GS hybrid. Clever chassis design means the GS hybrid now has a 61% increment in luggage space, up to 482 litres.
Locally, the GS hybrid will be covered under a comprehensive service and warranty programme – 3 years free servicing; 5 years Hybrid extended warranty; and a 10 years warranty for the hybrid battery. This marks the first program of such nature in the local automotive industry.
RX Luxury SUV
As with the previous generation, the facelifted RX will be available in three variants, namely the RX 270, RX 350, and RX Hybrid. The latest RX will receive similar treatment as with the rest of its stablemates – the debut of RX F Sport for individuals after a more sporting experience.
As with the GS Hybrid, the RX Hybrid features the firm’s latest hybrid drivetrain, which now allows driver to select from four driving modes (Normal, Eco, EV, and Sport). Exclusive to the hybrid models is Lexus’ full LED headlamps, which combines form with functionality – other than portraying a modernistic outlook, the LED lamps also provides better on-road visibility, not to mention the longer working lifespan when compared to the halogen or HID headlamps.
Prices for the GS Hybrid start from S$301,000; RX from S$295,000, at press time. List price after Green Rebate, inclusive of COE.
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