Lexus Unveils RZ 600e F Sport Performance Electric SUV

Lexus has unveiled the RZ 600e F Sport Performance, a high-performance variant of its electric SUV lineup. The new model features aggressive styling and advanced technology but is unlikely to be available in Australia.

Key Takeaways

  • The Lexus RZ 600e F Sport Performance has more power than the existing models, with a total system output of approximately 313kW.
  • A new bodykit enhances aerodynamic efficiency and adds downforce to improve handling.
  • Exclusive features include carbon-fibre elements, unique wheels, upgraded brakes, and two-tone exterior finishes.

The RZ 600e F Sport Performance is built in Japan with a starting price of 12,165,000 yen (around A$125,000) before on-road costs. It’s the most powerful and visually aggressive model yet.

Visually, the RZ 600e F Sport Performance stands out with a comprehensive bodykit designed for both visual impact and aerodynamic efficiency. Carbon-fibre elements dominate the exterior design, including new front splitter, flared wheelarches, unique bonnet, twin spoilers, rear diffuser, additional vanes to manage airflow around wheels.

The 21-inch aluminium wheels sit over a significantly uprated braking system with larger discs paired with six-piston front calipers finished in Lexus’s signature blue. Buyers can choose between black-and-white or black-and-grey two-tone exterior finishes for added customization options.

Under the hood, performance has been boosted from the 550e’s already impressive outputs to a total system power of approximately 313kW (up from around 300kW). Despite this increase in power, acceleration remains unchanged at 4.4 seconds for the 0–100km/h sprint.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the RZ 600e F Sport Performance available worldwide?

No, it’s currently only offered in select markets with no indication of availability beyond those regions.

What is the starting price for the Lexus RZ 600e F Sport Performance?

The model starts at 12,165,000 yen (around A$125,000) before on-road costs.

Lexus’s new electric flagship shows how serious the brand is about high-performance EVs with its aggressive styling and advanced technology. However, it remains to be seen whether this model will reach wider markets outside of select regions.

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