[ucchausaigon]

After a long wait, here we have the Lexus NX200t turbo. It runs on a 2.0-liter turbo charged four, but we unfortunately don't have any performance figures for it yet.

There also will be a NX300h hybrid model, which will do battle with cars like the 2015 BMW X3 diesel.

As far as the looks go, I think that Lexus achieved a great balance between the aggressive looks of the concept, and making the design more mainstream for the every-man.

And just as a reminder, here is what the NX concept looks like.

 

[Thai]

Huh? Please don't come here to spam crap.

 

[mojo]

you don't say

 

[Kennedy]

It would have been great if this was posted months ago when we didn't know too much about the NX models. This post is just useless, everyone, if not, most already know these very basic facts.

 

[mister]

Yea, is there something different about the looks of the turbo model that is different from the other NX models or is it exactly the same?

 

[David]

Yea, is there something different about the looks of the turbo model that is different from the other NX models or is it exactly the same?

i haven't noticed any obvious differences.

 

[unclebob]

i haven't noticed any obvious differences.

blue badge as per typical Lexus Hybrids. Wouldn't call it significant...

 

[avocado]

The exhaust system is different, resulting in a change to the rear lower body molding. It appears that the hybrid model might have one exhaust tip instead of two on the turbo. It's somewhat visible on the Lexus gallery page.
http://www.lexus.com/models/NX-hybrid/gallery

 

[Kennedy]

thankfully on the hybrid the exhaust is hidden, if was dual exhaust that would warrant exposed exhaust since it would look better like that.