Lexus has made multiple refinements to its popular UX compact crossover.
The Lexus UX enters the 2023 model year with a raft of changes but fewer powertrain choices, at least here in the U.S.
The powertrain is unchanged from the current model, but Lexus engineers have sought to improve performance of the UX by tweaking the chassis, including adding improvements to steering response, handling stability, and the ride quality. One of the key tweaks is improved structural rigidity, made possible via 20 additional spot welds to the body.
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