Cambridge, Ontario Made in a state-of-the-art facility in Cambridge, Ontario, the Lexus RX 450h reflects the growing demand for and acceptance of more environmentally friendly products and technology.

Ontario (TMMC) manufactures the Toyota RAV4, RAV4 Hybrid, Lexus RX 350, RX 350h and RX 500h as well as the Lexus NX and NX hybrid at three manufacturing facilities in Ontario. TMMC is the most awarded auto plant in the Americas and the second most awarded plant globally.

The RX 500h F SPORT Performance AWD features an electrified hybrid powertrain that defies convention, combining a potent, 2.4-liter turbocharged gasoline engine with a high-capacity battery that powers a front-mounted electric motor and an 80-kW high-output rear electric motor.

Verdict. The Lexus RX takes a different approach to the premium SUV genre and it's worth a look over the usual German offerings. With the 500h there's plenty of impressive technology which is both the car's strength and weakness, but there's no arguing it feels like a quality product throughout.

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada, Inc. – Cambridge, Ontario, Canada - assembles the Lexus RX, as well as the Lexus RX Hybrid. Toyota Motor Kyushu – Miyawaka, Fukuoka, Japan - assembles the Lexus UX. Toyota Tahara Plant – Tahara, Japan - assembles the Lexus LS, IS, GX, LX, and RC.

Production of Lexus Cars Within the last decade, SUV and sedan production has happened there and in Fukuoka at the Miyata plant. Only the Lexus RX, RX Hybrid, and EX are not built in Japan. Lexus drivers are not only found in Roslyn to Manhasset, but they are found all over the world.

All models except for the ES, RX and RX Hybrid are produced in Japan. Lexus has a plant in Lexington, Kentucky, that produces its ES model. Meanwhile, the RX and RX Hybrid are manufactured at the brand's plant in Cambridge, Ontario.

The RX 500h F Sport Performance uses a turbocharged 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine, a six-speed automatic transmission and a hybrid system to produce a hearty 366 hp and 406 lb-ft of torque.

The RX 500h F SPORT Performance AWD features an electrified hybrid powertrain that defies convention, combining a potent, 2.4-liter turbocharged gasoline engine with a high-capacity battery that powers a front-mounted electric motor and an 80-kW high-output rear electric motor.

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada, Inc. – Cambridge, Ontario, Canada - builds the Lexus RX and the Lexus RX Hybrid, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky, Inc. – Georgetown, Kentucky, United States - engineers and designs the Lexus ES here.

Toyota makes Lexus cars. Lexus is the luxury brand owned by Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corp. The first Lexus hit the American market in 1989.

Toyota Tahara Plant – Tahara, Japan - assembles the Lexus LS, IS, GX, LX, and RC. Toyota Yoshiwara Plant – Toyota, Aichi, Japan - assembles the Lexus LX. Toyota Miyata Plant – Miyawaka, Fukuoka, Japan - assembles the Lexus IS and ES.

The result is that it produces 367 horsepower and 406 pound-feet of torque which makes it the most powerful RX that Lexus has ever made. And all of that extra power is immediately noticeable.

The simple version: The RX350h is the efficient one, the RX450h+ is the one that thinks it's electric (the plug-in hybrid), and the RX500h is the sporty one. That's part of why the RX500h is only sold as an F Sport Performance model; any efficiency is more a happy byproduct than the point.

For 2024, Lexus is adding a third hybrid option for the RX SUV. The new RX450h+ model joins the lineup as a plug-in hybrid, complementing the existing RX350h and RX500h F Sport Performance hybrids. The plug-in version offers a claimed 35 mile electric range and has the same setup as the smaller NX450h+.

6.5 to 6.5L/100km The Lexus RX500H currently offers fuel consumption from 6.5 to 6.5L/100km. The Lexus RX500H is available with the following fuel type: Hyb/PULP.