GX550 Pricing, Specs & LC250 / 4Runner Related Info (1 Viewer)

[TexasFunRunner]

Lexus has released their official Pricing and Specs for the GX550, the twin LC250 should share many of the specs, but at a lower price point.

A NEW LEGEND IS BORN: THE ALL-NEW 2024 LEXUS GX - Lexus USA Newsroom

PLANO, Texas (Dec. 13, 2023) – The wait is over. The much-anticipated 2024 Lexus GX is finally here and ready for adventure with an unparalleled combination of elegant features, off-road capability and luxurious quality. Reimagined from the ground up, the all-new GX was designed to inspire...

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GX550 Specs:

https://lexus-cms-media.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/2024-GX-Spec-Sheet-FINAL2.pdf

GX550 model page:

2025 Lexus GX - Luxury SUV

Experience the 2025 GX 550 luxury SUV, where capability and refinement intersect to take you beyond everything you once thought possible.

www.lexus.com

GX550 Build & Price:

Build Your Lexus | Lexus Configurator

www.lexus.com

GX550 Brochure:

https://www.lexus.com/content/dam/lexus/documents/brochures/models/2024/MY24-Lexus-GX-Brochure.pdf

 

[vantage78]

Lexus has released their official Pricing and Specs for the GX550.

A NEW LEGEND IS BORN: THE ALL-NEW 2024 LEXUS GX - Lexus USA Newsroom

PLANO, Texas (Dec. 13, 2023) – The wait is over. The much-anticipated 2024 Lexus GX is finally here and ready for adventure with an unparalleled combination of elegant features, off-road capability and luxurious quality. Reimagined from the ground up, the all-new GX was designed to inspire...

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Specs:

https://lexus-cms-media.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/2024-GX-Spec-Sheet-FINAL2.pdf

15/21 for 17 mpg combined.

 

[Jeremy556]

Interesting that the curb weight is basically exactly the same as the LX, and even with the detuned engine by 60hp it beats it 0-60 by half a second, and gets worse MPG than the LX. I'd be surprised if they don't add the hybrid on the LX next year

 

[onemanarmy]

17 mpgs? Dang!

All this new/expensive/unproven/complicated engine tech for what?

 

[jdam]

17 mpgs? Dang!

All this new/expensive/unproven/complicated engine tech for what?

More power, and probably significantly better emissions. MPG isn't everything when it comes to emissions.

 

[TexasFunRunner]

More power, and probably significantly better emissions. MPG isn't everything when it comes to emissions.

Of course, all of us love opening our wallets to pay for reduced emissions.

Better to look here:
Low Emission Hybrids, PHEVs and EVs

 

[Jeremy556]

Rumor on reddit is production has been delayed. Of course, take with a grain of salt.

 

[jdam]

Of course, all of us love opening our wallets to pay for reduced emissions.

Better to look here:
Low Emission Hybrids, PHEVs and EVs

Like it or not, this is the direction that all new vehicles are headed. I don't disagree with you, but at the same time there's no point fighting what's already happened. For what it's worth - according to the Lexus GX builder, the 550s are certified as a ULEV70 vehicle, whatever that means. I don't think the 1UR comes anywhere close.

Outside of the motor, the 550 offers quite a few things that I'd like that the 460 that I purchased didn't have the option to have. All for relatively incremental cost increases all things considered..

 

[TexasFunRunner]

Rumor on reddit is production has been delayed. Of course, take with a grain of salt.

Thanks, I found this on the Lexus forum:

Told by the dealer today that production is pushed back to February and deliveries are more in the April first arrivals.

 

[LCHOU]

Thanks, I found this on the Lexus forum:

Welp this delay gives us time to perhaps see the LC prices and dare I say see a 4runner reveal before the GX550 arrives on deal lots.

 

[TWILLY]

The spec sheet verifies fuel capacity (same as 300 series) and thus my earlier range calcs for the GX.

Still awaiting verification that the TH shares this same fuel tank and that 27 mpg combined holds up with EPA; I expect so.

Relative to the 200, the GX's smaller tank and poor efficiency gains yield less range.

At 27 mpg, even equipped with a 14 gallon tank, the turbo hybrid's range would still best that of the GX.

Series / Yr	Fuel Capacity	Est. Comb. MPG	Fuel Weight	Total Fuel Weight	Range	Miles/lb Fuel Weight	$/mile ($5/gal)
80 / 92	25.10	11.00	6.10	153.11	276.10	1.80	$0.45
100 / 2002	25.40	13.00	6.10	154.94	330.20	2.13	$0.38
200 / 2020	25.40	15.00	6.10	154.94	381.00	2.46	$0.33
250 / 2024 (TH)	21.13	27.00	6.10	128.89	570.51	4.43	$0.19
250 / 2024 (V6)	21.13	17.00	6.10	128.89	359.21	2.79	$0.29

 

[krice118]

Good thing the GX550 has good looks…. Yall acting like they put a RAV4 engine in it

 

[Patassa]

Our local dealership just updated us that first shipment has been delayed from February to April and he's telling us to prepare for it to really be May/June. I guess the rumored delay is a real thing. And the waiting list is over 270 people at this local dealership, this thing is going to be very popular it seems.

 

[turbo8]

Interesting that the curb weight is basically exactly the same as the LX, and even with the detuned engine by 60hp it beats it 0-60 by half a second, and gets worse MPG than the LX. I'd be surprised if they don't add the hybrid on the LX next year

Lexus has said a hybrid version of the GX550 will come out later.

A NEW LEGEND IS BORN: THE ALL-NEW 2024 LEXUS GX - Lexus USA Newsroom

PLANO, Texas (Dec. 13, 2023) – The wait is over. The much-anticipated 2024 Lexus GX is finally here and ready for adventure with an unparalleled combination of elegant features, off-road capability and luxurious quality. Reimagined from the ground up, the all-new GX was designed to inspire...

pressroom.lexus.com

 

[TheLCProject]

Toyota hasn't removed the 27mpg from everywhere: https://www.mariettatoyota.com/2024-land-cruiser/

I don't see anything on TNGA-F with less than 21 gal fuel tank. Probably fair to assume then the range of the 2024 LC at (27*21=567 miles). This exceeds that of the 2024 GX (17*21=357) by quite a bit (not to mention the 200 series).

So then, does it make sense that when they add a hybrid to the GX that'd get the GX to 22 MPG combined like the Tundra? And therefore a range of 22*21 = 462 miles of range? That's still 100 short of the 2024 LC.

 

[Jeremy556]

Lexus has said a hybrid version of the GX550 will come out later.

A NEW LEGEND IS BORN: THE ALL-NEW 2024 LEXUS GX - Lexus USA Newsroom

PLANO, Texas (Dec. 13, 2023) – The wait is over. The much-anticipated 2024 Lexus GX is finally here and ready for adventure with an unparalleled combination of elegant features, off-road capability and luxurious quality. Reimagined from the ground up, the all-new GX was designed to inspire...

pressroom.lexus.com

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I was talking about the top end LX600 needs the 3.4 hybrid from the Tundra and Sequoia, to differentiate it from the GX550. I'm certain the GX will get the same 2.4t hybrid of the LC250.

I'm happy this TNGA platform is allowing Toyota to have a slew of BOF options (instead of them all being killed off), but there is some questionable overlap in models like the GX/LX and the new 4runner/LC250

 

[Jeremy556]

Toyota hasn't removed the 27mpg from everywhere: https://www.mariettatoyota.com/2024-land-cruiser/

I don't see anything on TNGA-F with less than 21 gal fuel tank. Probably fair to assume then the range of the 2024 LC at (27*21=567 miles). This exceeds that of the 2024 GX (17*21=357) by quite a bit (not to mention the 200 series).

So then, does it make sense that when they add a hybrid to the GX that'd get the GX to 22 MPG combined like the Tundra? And therefore a range of 22*21 = 462 miles of range? That's still 100 short of the 2024 LC.

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I'm certain that the GX is only going to get the 2.4t hybrid from the LC250. Unless they drop the LX from the lineup, they're not going to put a far more powerful drivetrain in the lower model. They are already sandbagging the 3.4t in the GX550 by 50hp versus the LX600 to add some differentiation.

 

[Jetboy]

Toyota hasn't removed the 27mpg from everywhere: https://www.mariettatoyota.com/2024-land-cruiser/

I don't see anything on TNGA-F with less than 21 gal fuel tank. Probably fair to assume then the range of the 2024 LC at (27*21=567 miles). This exceeds that of the 2024 GX (17*21=357) by quite a bit (not to mention the 200 series).

So then, does it make sense that when they add a hybrid to the GX that'd get the GX to 22 MPG combined like the Tundra? And therefore a range of 22*21 = 462 miles of range? That's still 100 short of the 2024 LC.

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I'd put my money on the GX hybrid being the 2.4L hybrid max not the 3.4L for a few reasons:

There's no hybrid LC300/LX600. I doubt Toyota would let the GX550 significantly out perform a LX600 for 1/3 less price.

The GX will likely remain AWD and I think that rules out the TTV6 hybrid. All TTV6 hybrids so far have the 10.5" rear axle and borg warner transfer case. I don't think the Aisin awd transfer case is strong enough for that powertrain, and I don't think Toyota has any other transfer cases with a center diff that are strong enough. I don't have any direct information, but I think that's why the Tundra and Sequoia have the heavier duty transfer case that lacks awd. And I doubt that toyota would sell a GX without AWD.

Those two things point me toward the T2.4 being the hybrid powertrain for both the LC300 variants and the GX/LC250.

 

[TheLCProject]

Those sound like good points above - thanks. Found confirmation of the plan for the 2.4L on the GX on Toyota of Japan website: LEXUS、新型「GX」を世界初公開 | レクサス | グローバルニュースルーム | トヨタ自動車株式会社 公式企業サイト - https://global.toyota/jp/newsroom/lexus/39263948.html

 

[Phillyd2]

I'm assuming that the GX Hybrid will then have the same battery bump as the 250.