NEW DELHI: The Lexus NX 350h costs between Rs 67.93 lakh and Rs 74.88 lakh in India across four variants, according to Lexus India's price list. The Exquisite is the cheapest at Rs 67.93 lakh, followed by the Overtrail at Rs 71.79 lakh, the Luxury at Rs 72.70 lakh and the F Sport at Rs 74.88 lakh. Price as of 26 October 2026, 1 AM IST.
Lexus labels these as "From" prices and does not say on the page which city they apply to or whether they are ex-showroom figures. Registration, insurance and other charges will push the on-road price higher, so ask a dealer for a written quote.
Lexus NX 350h variant prices and differences
Every NX 350h has the same powertrain: a 2.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine paired with electric motors in a self-charging hybrid, with E-Four all-wheel drive. The model page lists a total system output of 176 kW and 0 to 100 km/h in 7.7 seconds for all four variants, five seats and a panoramic roof. What changes is the wheels, the sound system, the drive modes and the cabin trim.
| Variant | Price | Wheels | Audio | Drive modes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Exquisite | Rs 67.93 lakh | 20-inch | 10-speaker Lexus Premium Audio | Eco, Normal, Sport |
| Overtrail | Rs 71.79 lakh | 18-inch matte black | 17-speaker Mark Levinson | Eco, Normal, Sport S, Sport S+ |
| Luxury | Rs 72.70 lakh | 20-inch | 17-speaker Mark Levinson | Eco, Normal, Sport |
| F Sport | Rs 74.88 lakh | 20-inch black | 17-speaker Mark Levinson | Eco, Normal, Sport S, Sport S+ |
Exquisite: the entry NX
At Rs 67.93 lakh, the Exquisite gets 20-inch wheels, leather upholstery and a 10-speaker Lexus Premium Audio system. It is the only NX without the Mark Levinson system, which is the main reason for the Rs 3.86 lakh gap to the next variant.
Overtrail and Luxury
The Overtrail, at Rs 71.79 lakh, is the rugged-looking NX. It gets 18-inch matte black wheels with 235/60 R18 tyres, synthetic leather with Overtrail trim, and the Sport S and Sport S+ drive modes. The Luxury, at Rs 72.70 lakh, goes back to 20-inch wheels and leather and keeps the Mark Levinson system, for Rs 0.91 lakh more than the Overtrail.
F Sport: the top variant
The F Sport costs Rs 74.88 lakh, Rs 2.18 lakh more than the Luxury. It adds black 20-inch wheels, F Sport interior trim and the Sport S and Sport S+ modes, and Lexus tags it as the performance version of the NX. The power figure on the page stays the same at 176 kW, so the extra money buys looks and drive settings rather than more power.
Safety and equipment on every NX
All four variants share the safety kit listed on the NX page: Lexus Safety System+ 3 driver assistance, pre-collision braking support, safe exit assist, a blind spot monitor, rear cross traffic alert, a 3D surround view camera and eight airbags. So the cheaper variants do not give up any safety equipment.
The NX is the smaller of Lexus' two hybrid SUVs. The bigger RX 350h starts at Rs 90.44 lakh, which is Rs 15.56 lakh more than even the top NX F Sport, so a buyer moving up from the NX range faces a large jump.
Warranty and what to check
The NX page lists a warranty of 8 years or 2,00,000 km, with optional Lexus Luxury Care service packages. The total spread from the cheapest to the dearest NX is Rs 6.95 lakh, so a buyer who does not need the Mark Levinson audio saves the most by stopping at the Exquisite.
Lexus Luxury Care, the paid service plan, comes in three levels. Comfort covers periodic maintenance, Relax adds general repairs and car care products, and Premier adds tyres and battery as well. Ask the dealer to quote the plan with the car, since it can be folded into the purchase and changes the real cost of ownership over the warranty period.
For rivals in this price band, see our Audi Q3 price story and our MG M9 and Cyberster buying guide. The NX page is on Lexus India's website.
