Lexus prices first three-row electric SUV from $64,050 in US, Europe launch early 2027
By Eve
Lexus has announced pricing for the 2027 TZ, its first fully electric three-row SUV, starting at $64,050 in the US with sales beginning late 2026 and Europe following in early 2027. The vehicle offers two battery options, 76.96 kWh providing up to 253 miles EPA range and 95.82 kWh delivering up to 315 miles, with all variants featuring dual motor all-wheel drive producing 308 horsepower. At 200.8 inches long, the TZ is sized similarly to the Hyundai IONIQ 9 and Volvo EX90.
Why it matters
The arrival of a premium three-row electric SUV from Lexus expands the addressable market for destination and fleet charging operators targeting family and luxury segments. Operators planning infrastructure for 2027 should note the dual battery configurations and 253 to 315 mile range bands when sizing charger power and dwell time assumptions.
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- “Lexus announces prices for its first 3-row electric SUV in Europe and the US”
- Published
- 21 October 2026
- Updated
- 22 October 2026
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