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Lexus ES
₹89.99 Lakh*
*Ex-Showroom Price
EMI ₹ 1,70,096 /mo
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Expert Verdict on ES
4.5
Expert Rating
4.0
Exterior
4.5
Features
4.5
Powertrain
The Lexus ES offers a good entry to someone looking to enter the luxury EV space. Its sharp design, tech-rich cabin focused on comfort and minimalism offers a great cabin experience filled with immense luxury and comfort. Underpinned by the TNGA GA-K platform, it delivers improved dynamics, while the dual-motor setup and 580 km claimed range make it a practical long-distance cruiser. However, at Rs 89.99 lakh, pricing feels steep, and rear headroom could be better. Still, for buyers prioritising comfort, tech, and brand value, the ES can be a good option.
91Wheels Expert
Overall User Rating:
4.3/5
(8)Pros & Cons of ES
What we admire in this car
Powerful performance with dual-motor setup and AWD functionality
Luxurious and feature-loaded interior to offer comfort to the occupants
Sufficient range for intercity runs and highway runs
Premium features such as a 14-inch touchscreen, Mark Levinson sound system, hidden buttons, and more
Lexus’s reliable after-sales experience
What could have been better
Slightly overpriced at Rs 89.99 lakh (ex-showroom)
Lacks some features such as an electric sunshade for the rear, panoramic sunroof and a few more
First born electric EV from Lexus, unlike some rivals that offers proven EV tech
Lexus ES Detailed Review
4Stylish Exterior with Sharp Aesthetics
4.5Luxurious Cabin with Premium Features
4.5Platform & Powertrain
Lexus ES Competitors
| Models | Fuel Type | Engine | Power | Acceleration | Boot Space | Top Speed | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 ₹89.99 Lakh* | Hybrid | 2487 cc | 176 bhp | - | 454 L | 180 km/h | |
| Petrol | 1991 cc | 421 bhp @ 6750 rpm | 3.9 Secs | 470 L | 270 km/h | ES vs AMG A 45 S | |
| Petrol | 1984 cc | 241 bhp @ 5000 rpm | 6.4 secs (0-100 km/h)s | 500 L | 232 km/h | ES vs Macan | |
| Petrol | 2999 cc | 375 bhp @ 5800-5000 rpm | 4.5 secs (0-100 km/h)s | 540 L | 250 km/h | ES vs E-Class | |
| Petrol | 2995 cc | 335.25 bhp @ 5200-6400 rpm | 5.6 secs (0-100 km/h)s | 740 L | 250 km/h | ES vs Q7 | |
| Petrol | 2998 cc | 335 bhp @ 5000-6500 rpm | - | 281 L | 250 km/h | ES vs Z4 | |
| Petrol | 1991 cc | 402 bhp | - | 455 L | 250 km/h | ES vs AMG C 43 | |
| Hybrid | 1969 cc | 247 bhp | 7.7 secs (0-100 km/h)s | 680 L | 180 km/h | ES vs XC90 | |
| Diesel | 1997 cc | 201 bhp @ 3750 rpm | - | 748 L | 210 km/h | ES vs Range Rover Velar | |
| Petrol | 1991 cc | ` | 4.8 secs (0-100 km/h)s | 550 L | 250 km/h | ES vs GLC Coupe | |
| Hybrid | 2393 cc | 268 bhp @ 6000 rpm | - | 461 L | 210 km/h | ES vs RX |
ES Owner Reviews
4.3
Based on 8 Ratings, 6 Reviews
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5
Design5
Comfort5
Brand4.8
Performance4.3
Mileage4
Safety4
Maintenance Cost3.9
Features5
Design5
Comfort5
Brand4.8
Performance4.3
Mileage4
Safety4
Maintenance Cost3.9
Features5
Design5
Comfort5
Brand4.8
Performance4.3
Mileage4
Safety4
Maintenance Cost3.9
Features
Reviews (6)
a
ashish kumar
best safety features packed car confident on any drive
Good look but not useful in city
V
Vinod
Lexus
Luxurious look, great tech features, good handling
A
Anand Rathi
The updated interior is cutting-edge and feels distinctive, so does the hybrid powertrain.
S
Shastri
After taking a city ride I feel the car is too huge for city.
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