Lexus has revealed European prices for the new TZ — the brand's first all-electric SUV with three rows and six individual seats. In the Netherlands, the base TZ 450e Standard Range temporarily costs 79,995 euros (approximately 7.5 million rubles). Without the discount, the price will be 83,995 euros (7.9 million rubles), which is still 2,800 euros less than the starting price of the RX — 86,795 euros (8.17 million rubles).
The TZ is noticeably larger than the RX: its length reaches 5.1 m, and its wheelbase is 3.05 m. The interior features a 2+2+2 layout with individual second-row seats. The third row is designed for adults, and the battery is fully located under the floor, which allowed for maintaining headroom and legroom.
The range includes two batteries. The TZ 450e Standard Range received a 77 kWh battery, 313 hp, and a preliminary range of up to 450 km according to WLTP. The Long Range version with a 95.8 kWh battery retains 313 hp but increases the figure to 540 km.
The top TZ 550e uses the same 95.8 kWh battery but develops 408 hp and accelerates to 100 km/h in 5.2 seconds. The price is 96,495 euros (about 9.1 million rubles), and the range is up to 480 km. All versions are equipped with DIRECT4 all-wheel drive and support DC charging up to 150 kW.
The first TZs are expected to appear at dealerships in the Netherlands at the end of March 2027. However, the stated characteristics are currently considered preliminary and may change after final homologation.
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