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Lexus in New Zealand

32,755 vehicles across 65 models registered on NZ roads.

32,755 Vehicles in NZ
65 Models
Petrol Hybrid Most Common Fuel
7.1 L/100km Avg Fuel Economy

Lexus has 32,755 passenger vehicles registered in New Zealand across 65 models, representing 0.9% of the national fleet. The most common fuel type is hybrid, with an average fuel consumption of 7.1 L/100km across the range. The IS250 leads as the most popular model with 4,221 on the road.

Browse all Lexus models below. Each model page includes a full breakdown of specs, fuel types, body styles, regional distribution, and estimated running costs based on NZTA data. With 65 models, Lexus covers everything from compact city cars to full-size SUVs.

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All Lexus Models

65 models available

IS250
2005–2016
4,221 vehicles 12 years
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CT200H
2011–2022
3,038 vehicles 12 years
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RX450H
2009–2022
2,768 vehicles 14 years
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RX350
2005–2023
1,757 vehicles 19 years
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IS350
2005–2024
1,504 vehicles 20 years
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IS300H
2013–2026
1,463 vehicles 14 years
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HS250H
2009–2017
1,400 vehicles 9 years
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NX
2014–2026
1,327 vehicles 10 years
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NX300H
2014–2021
1,269 vehicles 8 years
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UX250H
2018–2025
1,173 vehicles 8 years
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GS350
2005–2020
1,053 vehicles 16 years
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GS450H
2005–2020
867 vehicles 16 years
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RX
2012–2026
850 vehicles 10 years
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LBX
2023–2026
666 vehicles 4 years
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LS460
2006–2017
582 vehicles 12 years
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ES300H
2013–2026
556 vehicles 14 years
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GS300
1997–2017
480 vehicles 18 years
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ES300
1992–2014
454 vehicles 16 years
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IS-F
2008–2014
418 vehicles 7 years
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GS430
2005–2007
415 vehicles 3 years
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LX
2022–2026
408 vehicles 5 years
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UX
2019–2026
394 vehicles 5 years
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RX330
2003–2007
383 vehicles 5 years
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UX300E
2021–2025
380 vehicles 5 years
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IS300
2001–2024
348 vehicles 18 years
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NX200T
2014–2020
336 vehicles 5 years
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NX300
2015–2022
284 vehicles 8 years
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IS200
1998–2015
283 vehicles 12 years
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RX400H
2005–2009
280 vehicles 5 years
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LX570
2008–2021
263 vehicles 14 years
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LX450D
2015–2021
237 vehicles 7 years
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GS460
2005–2011
193 vehicles 7 years
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LX470
1998–2007
191 vehicles 10 years
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IS200T
2015–2018
188 vehicles 4 years
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RX450HL
2017–2022
176 vehicles 6 years
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RZ
2023–2026
175 vehicles 4 years
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SC430
2001–2010
174 vehicles 10 years
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LS600H
2007–2017
163 vehicles 11 years
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LS400
1991–2000
158 vehicles 10 years
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LS430
2000–2007
157 vehicles 8 years
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GS250
2012–2015
149 vehicles 4 years
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RX300
2001–2021
105 vehicles 8 years
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UX200
2018–2021
100 vehicles 4 years
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GS300H
2013–2020
99 vehicles 7 years
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RX350L
2018–2021
97 vehicles 4 years
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IS250 C
2009–2013
74 vehicles 5 years
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RX270
2010–2015
70 vehicles 6 years
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RC F
2014–2025
70 vehicles 12 years
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ES350
2013–2019
66 vehicles 7 years
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GS F
2016–2020
51 vehicles 5 years
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RC350
2014–2018
50 vehicles 5 years
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LC500
2017–2025
49 vehicles 9 years
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RC 300H
2014–2018
44 vehicles 5 years
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LS600HL
2007–2016
39 vehicles 9 years
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IS500
2022–2025
38 vehicles 4 years
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RC300
2014–2019
37 vehicles 6 years
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LS600
2007–2014
30 vehicles 7 years
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HS250
2009–2014
26 vehicles 6 years
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ES250
2013–2014
18 vehicles 2 years
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IS220D
2007–2010
16 vehicles 4 years
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LS500H
2017–2026
15 vehicles 7 years
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RC200T
2015–2018
14 vehicles 4 years
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LS500
2018–2023
14 vehicles 4 years
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LC500H
2017–2026
11 vehicles 4 years
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LM500H
2024–2025
10 vehicles 2 years
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many Lexus cars are there in New Zealand?

There are 32,755 Lexus vehicles registered in New Zealand across 65 models, making up 0.9% of the total passenger fleet. Lexus has a solid presence on NZ roads.

What is the most popular Lexus model in NZ?

The IS250 is the most popular Lexus model in New Zealand with 4,221 registered (2005–2016). Click on any model below to see full specs, running costs, and year-by-year data.

What fuel type do most Lexus cars use in NZ?

The most common fuel type across Lexus vehicles in New Zealand is hybrid. The average fuel consumption across the Lexus range is 7.1 L/100km, though this varies significantly between models. Smaller hatchbacks use less fuel than larger SUVs. Browse individual models for specific fuel economy data.

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