By SEMA Editors
Earlier this month, Lexus teased its upcoming Lexus TX, a three-row crossover based on the Grand Highlander, and sources recently caught the TX prototype undergoing testing in southeast Michigan.
The shots reveal marked differences in the front end, including a pronounced chin on the bumper and a taller grille. The TX also appears to have a crafted taillight design.
As for powertrain options, details have yet to be announced, although records revealed Lexus has filed trademarks for "TX 350" and "TX 500h," hinting at potential powertrain choices. The TX 350 suggests the standard model may come equipped with Toyota's direct-injected 3.5L V6 engine, while the TX 500h designation points to the possibility of a hybrid variant.
Expect an official debut in the coming months.
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Sources have captured the upcoming mid-engine Corvette ZR1, which showed a substantially sized splitter at the bottom of the front fascia and the same wing used on the Z06 package. Wheel discs, unfortunately, covered the rim design.
