Lexus TZ First Three Row Electric SUV Featuring TNGA Platform Performance Specifications and Luxury Technology Launching In Late 2026
Lexus officially debuted the TZ as its 1st electric vehicle featuring 3 rows of seating. The vehicle enters a competitive segment currently occupied by large electric SUVs like the Hyundai IONIQ 9 the Volvo EX90 and the Rivian R1S. According to the official Lexus reveal the TZ is built on the TNGA platform and offers 2 distinct lithium ion battery capacities of 76.96 kWh or 95.82 kWh. The manufacturer estimates a maximum driving range of 483 kilometers on a full charge.
Lexus TZ models come with all wheel drive as their standard system which uses all four wheels to create better vehicle control through improved torque management. The powertrain generates a total of 420 horsepower for its output. The vehicle supports fast charging at 150 kW which enables battery charging from 10% to 80% in about 35 minutes. The SUV maintains its suitability for family road trips because of its charging capabilities.
The cabin uses the Lexus Interface multimedia system together with a Mark Levinson audio system which delivers 21 speakers for superior sound quality. The luxury amenities feature ventilated seating which includes ottomans to enhance passenger comfort. The Active Sound Control system from Lexus allows drivers to hear engine sounds which resemble gasoline engine sounds. The features exist within a stylish design which upholds the brand's high end image and boosts aerodynamic performance.
Lexus TZ will enter the market between late 2026 and early 2027. The vehicle has a starting price of $60,000 according to estimated costs. Lexus uses this price to attract a large portion of the expanding luxury electric vehicle market designed for families. The completion of production will help buyers understand which regional specifications their vehicles will have.
