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Lexus UX 250h review: Comfortable cruiser lacks next-level tech

Posted on July 3, 2019 By Jarvis

The SUV market is going strong, with every maker dipping its oar into the high-riding car world. In its smallest SUV to date, the Lexus approach of eye-catching design and well-equipped specification for the asking price – as we’ve seen in the RX and NX before – continues in the UX.

Unlike many of its competitors – the Audi Q3 being a key one – the Lexus UX 250h opts for a hybrid powertrain, meaning an on-board battery that recuperates through braking and helps lower fuel consumption (and therefore emissions) and cut the amount of tax you’ll need to pay per year.
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