2020 Lexus NX vs. 2020 Lexus RX

• 5-passenger seating design
• 72.0 cubic feet of passenger volume
• 42.8 inches / 36.1 inches front / rear legroom
• 17.7 cubic feet / 54.6 cubic feet of cargo space (seats down / up)
• 8-speaker sound system
• Optional 10- or 14- speaker Mark Levinson® Clari-Fi Sound System

Lexus RX

• 5-7 passenger seating design
• 100.0 cubic feet of passenger volume
• 44.1 inches / 38.0 inches of legroom (front / rear)
• 18.4 cubic feet / 56.3 cubic feet of cargo space (seats down / up)
• 9-speaker sound system
• Optional 12-speaker Lexus Premium Sound System
• Optional 15-speaker Mark Levinson® Sound System

While both Lexus models deliver incredible performance, they offer slightly different driving experiences on the road. The Lexus NX is the more fuel-efficient of the two with a lively, agile performance:

• Standard front-wheel drive and available all-wheel drive
• 2.0L inline 4-cylinder engine
• 235 hp and 258 lb-ft of torque
• 6-speed automatic transmission
• 22/28 city/highway mpg

The Lexus RX features a more robust V6 engine as a standard option, which boosts both horsepower and torque. Check out some of the Lexus RX 350 specs:

• Standard front-wheel drive and available all-wheel drive
• 3.5L V6 engine
• 295 hp and 268 lb-ft of torque
• 8-speed automatic transmission
• 20/27 city/highway mpg

Just as you might expect, any Lexus model has its fair share of high-tech safety features: door mirrors with integrated turn signals, LED headlights, available adaptive front-lighting system (AFS), and more. But, there are a few differences to note:

2020 Lexus NX

• Earned a 5-Star NHTSA Overall Crash Rating with Vehicle Stability Control (VSC)

2020 Lexus RX

• Earned a 4-Star NHTSA Overall Crash rating with Vehicle Dynamics Integrated Management (VDIM), in addition to standard second-row side airbags and standard driver/passenger knee airbags