2027 Lexus Pricing Revealed

Lexus has set 2027 prices for seven models, and most of them go up just $100 to $800, while the new TZ electric three-row SUV starts at $64,050.

The biggest changes are in the details. The RX loses its cheaper Standard grades, which raises its starting price by $2,675, and the LX 700h Overtrail gets $1,495 cheaper while the LX 700h F SPORT Handling goes up $3,625.

Lexus posted the prices on its full-line pricing page in a 2027 pricing sheet dated October 16, and we compared it line by line with the 2026 sheet. Every price includes delivery, processing and handling, which is $1,395 for the IS and ES and $1,550 for the GX, RX, TX, TZ and LX.

Model	2027 starting price	Change from 2026
IS 350	$47,545	+$500 to +$650
ES (hybrid and electric)	$49,005	+$105 to +$210
RX	$55,450	+$100 to +$500; Standard grades dropped
TX	$58,890	+$400 on every grade
TZ 450e (new)	$64,050	New model
GX 550	$69,085	+$600 to +$1,565
LX	$109,050	-$1,495 to +$3,625

The GX 550 Overtrail+ takes the largest increase outside the LX, going up $1,565 to $85,010, while the rest of the GX lineup rises $600 to $800. The TX goes up exactly $400 on every grade, although the TX 550h+ plug-in hybrid, which cost $82,160 for 2026, isn’t on the 2027 sheet.

The TZ 450e is the only new model on the list, priced at $64,050 as a Premium, $72,050 as a Premium Touring and $80,550 as a Luxury, all with all-wheel drive. Several 2026 models don’t appear yet, including the NX, UX and LC, and Lexus released 2027 RZ pricing separately today. The 2026 sheet’s final model, the LS 500 Heritage Edition, isn’t listed either.

The Toyota Report Take

Lexus is keeping most 2027 increases small, but the RX change matters more than any percentage, because buyers who shopped the cheapest RX now start at $55,450. The LX 700h Overtrail price cut is the surprise, and it makes the off-road LX the value pick of the hybrid LX lineup.