The Lexus NX has a plush interior, is competitively priced against upmarket family SUV rivals and is likely to be very reliable. We think most buyers will be best served by the regular hybrid version – the NX 350h – in Premium trim, but company car users should look at the NX 450h plug-in hybrid, which has a good electric-only range, low CO2 emissions and a lower BIK tax rate.
We reckon Premium Pack is the pick of the range, but we wouldn't deter you from stepping up to F-Sport as it comes with some useful additional features such as adaptive LED headlights, ventilated front seats, heads-up display and 20in wheels.
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