The Lexus LBX Is The Brand’s “Biggest Hit” As European Sales Reaches Staggering Records

In the first nine months of 2026, Lexus sold 62,597 cars in Europe, 96 percent of which had electrified powertrains. In Western and Central Europe, including Poland, the brand now sells exclusively electrified models, with a total of 59,958 such vehicles delivered.

The LBX city crossover, available with front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive (E-FOUR), was the most purchased Lexus in the region, with 20,512 units delivered, accounting for almost a third of the brand’s total sales.

The NX model was delivered in 19,032 units, and the most requested version was the plug-in hybrid NX 450h+ with 10,411 vehicles sold, the most among all Lexus plug-in models. The fully hybrid version of the NX 350h was purchased by 8,488 drivers.

The Lexus RX sold 6,177 units, with the plug-in hybrid version achieving 7 percent growth over last year, with 3,752 vehicles delivered. The full hybrid versions of the RX 350h and RX 500h sold 1,803 units.

The UX model recorded sales of 5,807 vehicles, of which 5,337 were fully hybrid and 470 were electric.

The most popular electric Lexus in Europe is the RZ model, whose sales increased by 47 percent compared to the previous year, with 5,654 vehicles delivered. The RZ comes in three powertrain versions and brings innovative technologies like the steer-by-wire control system.

The latest, eighth-generation Lexus ES sedan, available in a fully hybrid and electric version, was also well received by European customers, which was delivered to 3,101 customers by the end of September.

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