There are many advantages to driving a fully electric car. Let’s look at some examples…
An electrified Lexus delivers the same high quality you’ve come to expect from the brand while offering enhanced efficiency.
If you have any electric-related queries, please study our frequently asked questions below, and if you have a specific enquiry, don’t hesitate to contact the friendly, knowledgeable Lexus Liverpool team.
The majority of electric cars are automatic, yes.
It’s propelled by a combustion engine which is supported by an electric motor, which is powered by a self-charging battery.
While similar in set-up to a hybrid, a plug-in hybrid is capable of all-electric motoring, as much as 45 miles in the NX 450h’s case. Plug-in hybrids are very efficient, produce low emissions and require manual charging, which can be done at home, at work and out and about.
With the all-electric UX variant, it takes about 36 minutes to achieve a 20% to 80% charge when using a rapid-charging (50kW) public access point.
An electrified Lexus is as efficient as it is powerful, and it produces low emissions – or zero emissions in the case of 100% electric models. If you’d like to know more, please contact the Lexus Liverpool team for impartial advice.
Electric cars such as the all-new RZ 450e are powered by an electric motor which is energised by a high-capacity battery. The latter requires manual charging, which is easily achievable at home, at work or at one of thousands of UK-wide public access points. Electric cars are not only very affordable to run, they produce no harmful emissions whatsoever.
Think of a hybrid car as an enhanced form of conventional car; while it runs on fuel, the presence of an electric motor ensures instant torque high-speed power boosts. The motor derives its energy from a self-charging battery.
Most definitely. The Lexus UX 300e and the all-new RZ 450e produce zero CO2 and NOx emissions.