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The 2023 Lexus LM is a luxury minivan that entered its second generation with a strong focus on executive transport and passenger comfort. Unveiled at the Shanghai Auto Show, it offers a lounge-like cabin, an efficient hybrid powertrain, and multiple seating configurations tailored for chauffeur-driven buyers.

Years 2023

Body type minivan

Trims 3

Photos 18

Overview

Lexus LM at a glance

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Entering its second generation, the Lexus LM builds upon the brand's reputation for refined passenger vehicles. Initially debuting in Shanghai, this premium minivan is designed primarily to maximize rear-seat comfort, offering configurations that range from a traditional seven-seat layout to an ultra-exclusive four-seat setup. It adapts the Lexus L-Finesse design language to a large, boxy profile, maximizing interior volume while maintaining brand identity. For European and allied markets, the focus is on the LM 350h version, which pairs a 2.5-liter hybrid powertrain with an E-Four electronic all-wheel-drive system. This combination is engineered to deliver a quiet ride, smooth power delivery, and improved stability during cornering, making it an appealing option for high-end shuttle services and executives seeking a mobile workspace.

Power: 250 hp
Engine displacement: 2487 cc
Transmissions: CVT
Seating: 4-7 seats

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Model guide

Lexus LM overview

Editorial context for design, cabin, performance, practicality, and buyer notes.

Design

The exterior of the LM applies the Lexus design philosophy to a minivan silhouette. The front fascia is dominated by a large, bold grille with a hexagonal pattern, flanked by sharp LED headlights. Designers adjusted the windshield contour to improve driver visibility while expanding the side windows, which are framed by upper and lower aluminum trim. A notable update over the previous generation is the rear window design, which now rolls down. At the back, a full-width LED light bar emphasizes the vehicle's width, while the side profile is defined by pronounced character lines along the lower doors.

Interior

Inside, the LM functions as a mobile lounge, utilizing natural wood trim and premium leather upholstery. The wide dashboard houses dual screens, deliberately minimizing visual clutter. The focal point is the rear passenger area, especially in the four-seat configuration, where power-adjustable seats are controlled via a dedicated touchscreen panel. Passengers can independently adjust climate control, audio, ambient lighting, and sunshades. High-end trims are equipped with a Mark Levinson Reference 3D Surround Sound system boasting up to 23 speakers, while heated, ventilated, and massaging seats ensure maximum comfort during transit.

Performance

Power comes from a self-charging hybrid setup based around a 2.5-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine (2AR-FXE) combined with an electric drive system. It produces a total output of 250 horsepower and 239 Nm of peak torque. Managed by an electronic continuously variable transmission (E-CVT), the powertrain delivers a 0 to 100 km/h acceleration time of 8.9 seconds and a top speed of 190 km/h. The standard E-Four electronic all-wheel-drive system dynamically manages torque distribution between the front and rear axles to enhance vehicle stability and overall passenger comfort.

Practicality

As a large luxury minivan measuring 5,130 mm in length with a 3,000 mm wheelbase, the LM prioritizes passenger space over traditional cargo hauling. It is available in four, six, or seven-seat layouts. The seven-seat Luxury trim is suited for larger families or shuttle duties, featuring a 50/50 split-folding third row. The four-seat Superior trim focuses entirely on rear-cabin luxury for two VIP occupants. Despite its substantial footprint, the 152 mm ground clearance and standard all-wheel drive help it navigate various urban environments with ease.

Safety and tech

The LM comes equipped with a comprehensive suite of modern driver assistance systems. Standard safety technology includes a pre-collision system (PCS), adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, and blind-spot monitoring. Advanced features like Safe Exit Assist (SEA), cross-traffic alert (FCTA), and a 360-degree surround-view camera (PVM) make maneuvering the large vehicle safer. An adaptive suspension system (AVS) continuously adjusts damping force to maintain a smooth ride, while passengers benefit from a rear entertainment system, wireless phone charging, and smartphone integration.

Buyer notes

When comparing Lexus LM models, the primary decision revolves around the seating configuration. The Luxury trim offers a versatile seven-seat layout, while the Superior trim transforms the rear into an exclusive four-seat cabin with advanced comfort features like massage functions. Buyers should also note that the audio setup varies slightly, with speaker counts ranging from 21 to 23 depending on the trim level. Both versions share the efficient 2.5L hybrid powertrain and E-Four all-wheel drive, meaning mechanical performance remains consistent across the lineup.

Configurations

Trims and key specifications

Use this table to compare the main differences between available configurations.

Power 250 hp

Engine displacement 2487 cc

Seating 4-7 seats

Transmissions CVT

Trim / modification	Engine	Power	Seats	Transmission
2.5 Hybrid (250 hp) E-CVT 4x4	2487 cc	250 hp	4/7	CVT
2.5h AT Luxury	2487 cc	250 hp	7	CVT
2.5h AT Superior	2487 cc	250 hp	4	CVT

Specifications can vary by market, model year, and equipment package. Use the trim sections below to review the full data for each configuration.

Gallery

Lexus LM photo gallery

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Detailed specs

Specifications by trim

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2.5 Hybrid (250 hp) E-CVT 4x4 2.5h AT Luxury 2.5h AT Superior

2.5 Hybrid (250 hp) E-CVT 4x4 28 specifications

Specifications

Performance and consumption

Fuel consumption combined, L/100 km	7.4
Top speed, km/h	190
Acceleration 0-100 km/h, s	8.9
Emissions standard	Euro VI

Engine

Engine	2.5 Hybrid
Engine code	2AR-FXE
Engine type	Hybrid
Fuel type	Gasoline
Engine displacement, cc	2487
Cylinder layout	Inline
Number of cylinders	4
Valves	16
Power, hp	250
Torque, Nm	239
RPM at max torque	4300-4500

Dimensions

Seats	4/7
Length, mm	5130
Height, mm	1945
Wheelbase, mm	3000
Front track, mm	1615
Rear track, mm	1615
Fuel tank capacity, L	60
Ground clearance, mm	152
Width without mirrors, mm	1890

Transmission and drive

Transmission	CVT
Transmission type	CVT
Drive	All-wheel drive
Automatic transmission	+

2.5h AT Luxury 122 specifications

Specifications

Performance and consumption

Fuel consumption combined, L/100 km	7.4
Top speed, km/h	190
Acceleration 0-100 km/h, s	8.9
Emissions standard	Euro VI

Engine

Engine	2.5 Hybrid
Engine code	2AR-FXE
Engine type	Hybrid
Fuel type	Gasoline
Engine displacement, cc	2487
Cylinder layout	Inline
Number of cylinders	4
Valves	16
Power, hp	250
Torque, Nm	239
RPM at max torque	4300-4500

Dimensions

Seats	7
Length, mm	5130
Height, mm	1945
Wheelbase, mm	3000
Front track, mm	1615
Rear track, mm	1615
Kerb weight, kg	2345
Gross weight, kg	2870
Fuel tank capacity, L	60
Ground clearance, mm	152
Width without mirrors, mm	1890

Transmission and drive

Transmission	CVT
Transmission type	CVT
Drive	All-wheel drive
Automatic transmission	+

Suspension

Front suspension type	McPherson
Rear suspension type	Double-wishbone

Brake system

Front brakes	Ventilated disc
Rear brakes	Ventilated disc

Steering

Power steering	Electric power steering