Lexus has a rich history involving the development of hybrid technology and has drawn upon the know-how of parent company Toyota along the way. But while it was a front-runner back in the day, the engineers have taken their time to bring a plug-in hybrid model to the table.
In a way, it seemed only fitting that Lexus chose its most popular model to be the debut car, and that’s the NX 450h+ that we tested.
