Lexus New Zealand has achieved a new sales milestone by surpassing the previous annual record of 1,327 vehicles sold. With one month remaining in 2025, Lexus reported selling 1,352 units in November alone, solidifying its position as the second-favorite luxury brand in New Zealand.
Key Takeaways
- Lexus sales hit a record high of 1,352 vehicles sold in November 2025.
- The brand attributes its success to customer trust and quality craftsmanship.
- New models like the RZ SUV and ES are set to enhance Lexus’ market presence.
Lexus New Zealand Vice President Andrew Davis highlighted that this achievement is a result of customer confidence in the brand’s commitment to quality, craftsmanship, and long-term value. Despite challenges within the automotive industry, Lexus has managed to secure its place as one of the top luxury car manufacturers in New Zealand.
The introduction of the all-new RZ SUV marks an important step for Lexus. This vehicle features a steer-by-wire system designed to offer drivers a smoother and more precise driving experience. The RZ will be showcased at the ASB Classic tennis tournament in January 2026, furthering its visibility among potential customers.
In addition to the RZ SUV, Lexus is scheduled to release the ES model mid-2026. This new car will be the first connected vehicle from Lexus capable of receiving over-the-air updates, enhancing customer experience through technological advancements.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the RZ SUV expected to launch?
The all-new RZ SUV will be introduced in December 2025 and displayed at the ASB Classic tennis tournament in January 2026.
What features does the new ES model offer?
The upcoming ES model, due mid-2026, will be Lexus’ first connected car with over-the-air update capabilities, providing ongoing enhancements and support to its users.
Lexus remains committed to delivering exceptional experiences beyond just driving. With a focus on technology, connectivity, and customer loyalty programs like Lexus Service Protect, the brand aims to continue growing in New Zealand’s competitive luxury car market.
