Lexus RX successor headed for NY Show

Lexus RX successor headed for NY Show

The redesign of the popular Lexus RX crossover will finally make its official debut in April, at the 2015 New York Auto Show with an on-sale date slated for later in 2015, Edmunds is reporting.

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This will be an important job for Lexus, as its next-gen midsize luxury crossover will need to measure up to a segment that is very different than the one the current RX debuted in, way back in 2008. Cars like the BMW X3, Audi Q5 and Mercedes-Benz GLK are now supported on the lower end by more compact models.

Lexus is no different; the RX has been joined by the entry level NX, allowing the Japanese luxury marque to do a bit more for the fourth-gen CUV. That means New York will herald a larger and pricier crossover, Edmunds claims, even boasting a third row. That fits with our previous round of spy photos.

Despite the baby NX's hardcore, knife-edge styling, it's expected that the next RX will be a more evolutionary version of the current model's conservative looks. Still, as our previous spy photos show, there will be some Lexus styling trademarks, including a revised version of the current crossover's spindle grille.

Keep your eyes open come April, as we can expect the full details on the 2016 Lexus RX.

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I guess I am in the hate-it group.  A visual identity is important, but not to the point it actually scares potential customers away.  Acura learned the lesson with their "shield" design, so they softened the look now.  Mazda had their silly looking grin, and they switched to a completely different  design (Kodo).  I hope Lexus is back to the drawing board by now.

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