Lexus RX 450h review - pictures

<span>The new Lexus RX is bigger, more powerful and more efficient than ever.</span>

The RX is a very important car for&nbsp;Lexus&nbsp;- it's the Japanese brand's biggest-selling model worldwide.

<span>The Lexus RX boasts plenty of standard equipment, including climate control, heated front seats, an eight-inch display screen, DAB radio and a reversing camera.&nbsp;</span>

<span>It's been six years since the third-generation RX was launched, and this fourth-gen model has plenty of all-new features.</span>

The huge grille and sharp LED headlights give the current&nbsp;Lexus&nbsp;family face to the RX,&nbsp;bringing it up to date with the&nbsp;IS,&nbsp;NX&nbsp;and&nbsp;RC&nbsp;models.

<span>The C-pillars are blacked out on the Lexus RX&nbsp;</span><span>and the taillights wrap right around the side of the car for a bolder look.</span>

<span>In the UK there is a choice of two engines for the Lexus RX. There’s a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol in the RX 200t and a 3.5-litre V6 hybrid in the RX 450h.&nbsp;</span>

There's a&nbsp;<span>12.3-inch screen (it's 8-inches on lower-spec models) that displays all the information on the Lexus RX.</span>

The V6 in the Lexus RX is powerful, but delivery can be slower than expected.

<span>The hybrid model will make up 90 per cent of Lexus RX sales thanks to its low emissions and cheap tax.</span>