Fuel-Efficient Lexus Models
The Lexus HS250h will join three previous luxury hybrid cars and SUVs. The sedan will offer the best combined mileage of any luxury vehicle available today.
Toyota is consistently ranked as the most environmentally friendly car company, mostly because of Toyota’s leading position in the development and production of hybrid gas-electric vehicles. From early on, the company complimented Toyota-brand hybrids with upscale hybrids in its luxury line from Lexus.
Lexus hybrids give buyers willing spend a bit more green to be green—with no compromise in upscale features and performance. Expect significant price premiums for the privilege.
In 2009, the company takes hybrids to a new level when it introduces its first dedicated hybrid-only vehicle: the Lexus HS250h. Think of it as a luxury Prius with a trunk. Lexus hasn't provided mileage figures, saying only that the HS250h would have “the best combined mileage of any luxury vehicle” sold in the US.
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Lexus Hybrid and Fuel-Efficient Vehicles
| Sort by: | Name | Combined MPG | Technology | MSRP | Available | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lexus CT 200h | 42 MPG | Hybrid | $29,100 | Now | The 2012 Lexux CT 200h is the only vehicle in the luxury segment to top 40 mpg. | |
| Lexus HS 250h | 35 MPG | Hybrid | $36,300 | Now | Think of it as a luxury Prius with a trunk. | |
| Lexus RX 450h | 28 MPG | Hybrid | $42,700 | Now | Updated version of the luxury SUV with green stripes. | |
| Lexus GS 450h | 23 MPG | Hybrid | $54,900 | Now | Race-car-like acceleration, luxurious appointments, and half-way decent fuel efficiency. | |
| Lexus LS 600h L | 21 MPG | Hybrid | $104,000 | Now | Lexus's 5-liter, V8, 430-horsepower luxury sedan hybrid. |

