The Lexus UX 300e is a crossover vehicle made to accommodate families. Lexus also debuted the LF-30 Electrified, which is a concept car that the automaker has designed to inspire their future lineup. Lexus also offers several hybrid models that combine gas and electric power, including the Lexus UX, RX, NX, ES, LS and LC Hybrids.

There are many similarities between the electric, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid models in the auto industry. Electric vehicles run off of a rechargeable battery and don't use any fuel or release emissions as they operate. Hybrid models use both fuel and an electric battery, allowing drivers to save more money on the cost of fuel and reduce the emissions released. Plug-in hybrid models are built with batteries that can be recharged when you insert the charging cord into an outlet in your garage or at a public charging center. This type of vehicle is also built with an onboard internal combustion engine-powered generator to power the car.

The Lexus UX 300e doesn't use any fuel and has a range of 400 miles, which is a competitive range for its class compared to similar electric crossover models. This means you can drive a longer distance without trying to find a public charging port halfway through your trip.

It takes an average of eight hours to fully charge the electric battery that comes with an electric Lexus car. You have the option of partially charging the battery if you plan to drive a shorter distance and need to leave sooner. The charging time also depends on the volts included, as well as the electric model.

The Lexus UX 300 has a towing capacity of 1,650 pounds with the Lexus UX 250h trim for those who want to take weekend trips while towing a car or boat. It's also powerful enough to tow a trailer.

If you want to discover more about the electric Lexus models available, reach out to our dealership by submitting an online form or contacting us by phone. We're also here to help you test drive a car if you want to visit our location in person.