Lexus Uxe
£24,950
- Make
- Lexus
- Model
- UX 300e
- Year
- 2024
- Mileage
- 12,631 mi
- Fuel
- Electric
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Body
- Hatchback
- Engine
- 2.0
- Colour
- Velvet Black
Overview
This 2024 Lexus UX 300e is a refined electric hatchback combining premium comfort with zero-emission driving. With 12,631 miles on the odometer, it remains virtually new. The sleek Velvet Black exterior presents elegant styling typical of Lexus's design language. As a fully electric vehicle, it offers silent, responsive performance with the convenience of automatic transmission. Perfect for urban commuting and eco-conscious drivers seeking a reliable, well-appointed compact car with the assurance of Lexus quality and warranty coverage.
Key Features
- ✓Air Conditioning
- ✓Alarm
- ✓Alloy Wheels
- ✓Auto Headlights
- ✓Bluetooth
- ✓Electric Mirrors
- ✓Electric Windows
- ✓Rear Parking Sensors
- ✓Remote Central Locking
- ✓Satellite Navigation
About the Lexus UX 300e
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The Lexus UX 300e is a premium all-electric subcompact crossover positioned as Lexus's entry-level EV offering. It targets affluent urban and suburban buyers seeking a stylish, manageable city car with upmarket cabin quality and the Lexus brand prestige. The model debuted in 2020 and represents Lexus's commitment to electrification across its range. Its compact dimensions and tight turning radius make it practical for congested European cities, while the premium interior and tech distinguish it from mainstream EV competitors at a similar price point.
Pros
- +Premium interior materials and Lexus build quality
- +Nimble handling and easy urban manoeuvrability
- +Stylish exterior design with distinctive Lexus grille
- +Quiet, smooth electric drivetrain
- +Good infotainment system with intuitive controls
Watch out for
- −Limited real-world range around 300km in mixed driving
- −Expensive compared to mainstream EV competitors
- −Modest power output feels adequate rather than engaging
- −Rear legroom and boot space quite constrained
Common issues
- !Battery degradation concerns remain typical for early adopters
- !Slow DC charging speeds relative to newer competitors
