At Lexus of Westminster in Westminster, California, you can get the 2026 Lexus TX, a luxurious SUV with three rows of seats for seven people and it comes in five different versions. You have three choices for the engine: a 275 horsepower turbocharged gasoline one (the TX 350), a 366 horsepower hybrid (the TX 500h F SPORT Performance), or a 406 horsepower plug-in hybrid. For any journey, be it sitting in the 405 in the thick of the evening commute, going to a soccer game in Irvine, or a family drive up the Pacific Coast Highway, the TX is designed to handle it. Lexus of Westminster shows all the TX options to drivers from Long Beach to Anaheim, and here’s the important information about it.
Quick Facts: 2026 Lexus TX
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Seating capacity | 7 passengers across 3 rows |
| Trim levels | TX 350 · TX 350 Premium · TX 350 Luxury · TX 500h F SPORT Performance · TX 550h+ |
| TX 350 horsepower | 275 hp (2.4L turbocharged gas) |
| TX 500h F SPORT Performance hp | ~366 hp combined (hybrid) |
| TX 550h+ horsepower | ~406 hp combined (plug-in hybrid) |
| TX 350 fuel economy | ~24–26 MPG combined |
| TX 550h+ efficiency | Significantly higher MPGe in plug-in hybrid mode |
| TX 350 drivetrain | FWD standard; AWD available |
| TX 500h / TX 550h+ drivetrain | AWD standard |
| MSRP | Contact Lexus of Westminster for current pricing |
2026 Lexus TX Trims and Pricing
The 2026 TX lineup spans five trims, each tuned for a different kind of buyer. You can browse our new inventory to see which TX models are currently available on our lot.
| Trim | Powertrain | Horsepower | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| TX 350 | 2.4L turbo gas | 275 hp | Accessible entry into the three-row luxury segment |
| TX 350 Premium | 2.4L turbo gas | 275 hp | Added comfort and tech over the base TX 350 |
| TX 350 Luxury | 2.4L turbo gas | 275 hp | Interior refinement and advanced features |
| TX 500h F SPORT Performance | 2.4L turbo hybrid | ~366 hp combined | Hybrid efficiency with sporty chassis tuning |
| TX 550h+ | 2.5L plug-in hybrid | ~406 hp combined | Maximum efficiency; short trips on electric power alone |
For exact pricing on any trim, configuration, or option package, reach out to our team or stop by the showroom.
Powertrains: Three Ways to Drive the 2026 TX
The 2026 Lexus TX offers three distinct powertrain configurations — a turbocharged gas engine, a performance hybrid, and a plug-in hybrid — giving buyers a meaningful choice rather than a single engine across the lineup.
TX 350 — Turbocharged Gas: 275 hp, ~24–26 MPG Combined
The TX 350 has a 2.4-liter engine with a turbocharger on its four cylinders and this creates 275 horsepower. You can have this vehicle with power going to the front wheels or to all four wheels. You’ll probably get around 24 to 26 miles to the gallon on average, depending on which way the power is sent. For a luxury SUV with three rows of seats, that’s a good figure and it’s perfectly suited to the typical driving most people in Westminster, Long Beach, and Garden Grove do, which is on the highway and for normal shopping trips.
TX 500h F SPORT Performance — Hybrid: ~366 hp Combined, AWD Standard
The TX 500h F SPORT Performance has a 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine working with a hybrid system to give you around 366 horsepower in total, and it’s all delivered with all-wheel drive as standard. It’s the one to go for if you want something that performs because of its F SPORT looks, chassis settings designed for a more sporty drive, and the quick power from the hybrid motor. And, it manages to be more fuel efficient than the TX 350.
TX 550h+ — Plug-In Hybrid: ~406 hp Combined, AWD Standard
The TX 550h+ is the spot in the range where you get both good fuel economy and power. It has a 2.5-liter plug-in hybrid setup providing about 406 horsepower with all-wheel drive being standard. Since you can plug it in, lots of quick trips in Huntington Beach or Newport Beach will be able to be done using predominantly electric power after charging. If you’d like a luxurious vehicle, seven places to sit, and a significant step towards electric driving but aren’t quite prepared for a completely electric car, the TX 550h+ is the model you should consider.
How the 2026 Lexus TX Compares to Key Rivals
Three-row luxury SUVs are closely contested, and Orange County shoppers typically cross-shop the TX against several established alternatives. The table below summarizes the most relevant differentiators.
| 2026 Lexus TX | 2026 Acura MDX | 2026 Lincoln Aviator | 2026 Volvo XC90 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seating | 7 passengers | 7 passengers | 7 passengers | 7 passengers |
| Powertrain options | Gas, hybrid, PHEV | Gas, hybrid | Gas, PHEV | Gas, mild hybrid, PHEV |
| Plug-in hybrid available | Yes (TX 550h+) | No | Yes (Grand Touring PHEV) | Yes (Recharge) |
| Top combined output | ~406 hp (TX 550h+) | — | — | — |
| AWD standard on hybrid/PHEV | Yes | Yes (SH-AWD) | Yes | Yes |
| Third-row design | Purpose-built three-row | Three-row | Three-row | Three-row |
2026 Lexus TX vs. 2026 Acura MDX
The Acura MDX offers a slightly lower entry price and Acura’s available SH-AWD delivers a more performance-tuned feel. The TX counters with a more refined cabin, a true plug-in hybrid option in the TX 550h+, and the long-term reliability and service experience the Lexus brand is known for.
2026 Lexus TX vs. 2026 Lincoln Aviator
If you’re looking for an American luxury SUV and want something comparable to the Lexus TX 550h+, the Lincoln Aviator is a good choice, and it even has a plug-in hybrid option that gets it a lot closer to the Lexus in that regard. The TX is generally better when it comes to space in the third row, the fact that it comes in five different configurations of engine and system, and how predictably good a Lexus is to own.
2026 Lexus TX vs. 2026 Volvo XC90
The Volvo XC90 has that lovely Scandinavian look, is really well known for being safe, and you can get it as a plug-in hybrid. Lexus’s 2026 TX is completely new, designed and created as a three-row vehicle specifically for people in North America. That generally translates to more space you can actually use inside, particularly in the very back, and a more comfortable interior overall for families who fill all seven seats a lot of the time.
Local Context: The TX in Orange County
Westminster is in a really convenient location in Orange County. The 22 and 405 freeways are right there, Long Beach and Anaheim aren’t a long drive, Irvine is easy to get to, and you’re almost on the beach. And the 2026 Lexus TX is a great car for driving around like that.
For the TX 350, you’ll get around 24 to 26 miles per gallon for all your driving, so for typical Orange County things – doing errands in Santa Ana, picking kids up from school in Garden Grove, or commuting from Newport Beach – you won’t be at the gas station all the time. With the TX 550h+, you can often manage a drive around Huntington Beach or Newport Beach on electric power by itself. And in the notoriously slow traffic on the 405, the TX 500h F SPORT Performance hybrid uses less fuel than a normal gasoline engine and makes those frustrating stops and starts much more bearable.
When you’re on the highway the inside of the car is very quiet. Really quiet; you can actually have a conversation with passengers in the very back seats, which is good for longer journeys up the Pacific Coast Highway or down to San Diego. What’s more, the third row is proper seating. Grown-ups will be okay for shorter distances, and children can be cozy for longer trips. Many of the TX’s rivals pretty much only consider that back row as something for emergencies, but Lexus hasn’t done that with the TX.
You can get a fast valuation of your current car to use as a trade-in before you go to the dealership. You can also apply for a loan on the internet at /finance-application/ which will make picking up your new car quicker.
Why Buy Your 2026 Lexus TX from Lexus of Westminster
Lexus of Westminster is for drivers all over Orange County – in Westminster, Long Beach, Irvine, Anaheim, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Cerritos, Santa Ana, and Garden Grove. All of our team members have been trained by the manufacturer, our mechanics are certified to work on the TX hybrid and plug-in hybrid systems, and we only use original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts.
When your TX requires servicing, you can schedule an appointment online, and you should look at our service specials page for any deals we currently have. If you like to have parts and accessories that are exactly as the factory makes them, we have a stock of genuine OEM items. And if you are thinking of a previous year’s TX or a Lexus of another type, we have used vehicles and Lexus Certified Pre-Owned vehicles.
You’ll find directions and our opening hours on the hours and directions page, and we’re easy to get to from both the 22 and 405 Freeways.
Frequently Asked Questions: 2026 Lexus TX in Westminster
What is the 2026 Lexus TX?
The 2026 Lexus TX is a seven-seater, a luxury SUV with three rows of seats. You can get it in TX 350, TX 350 Premium, TX 350 Luxury, TX 500h F SPORT Performance, and TX 550h+ versions. Three different engines are available: a 275 horsepower turbocharged gas engine, a hybrid that makes 366 horsepower total, or a 406 horsepower plug-in hybrid. A plug-in hybrid in a luxury SUV with three rows? Those aren’t very common.
What is the starting price of the 2026 Lexus TX in Westminster CA?
How much the 2026 Lexus TX costs (the Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price) depends on which model and set of features you choose. What you’ll actually pay, including taxes, current discounts, and the extras you select, will be different. If you’d like to get a correct price for the TX 350 to the TX 550h+ plug-in hybrid (or any in between), contact Lexus of Westminster.
What trim levels are available on the 2026 Lexus TX near Orange County?
You can get the 2026 Lexus TX in TX 350, TX 350 Premium, TX 350 Luxury, TX 500h F SPORT Performance and TX 550h+ varieties. Each version is for a different person – perhaps you want a good price for a luxurious SUV, a car with a bit more power, or a plug-in hybrid which is great on gas. If you live in Orange County, contact Lexus of Westminster to find out what they have in stock at the moment.
Can I lease a 2026 Lexus TX near Westminster CA?
You might be able to lease the 2026 Lexus TX through Lexus Financial Services. How much you pay each month, your initial down payment, how far you’re allowed to drive, and how long the lease lasts will all be based on the specific TX model you select, your credit history, and any deals Lexus is offering currently. To get the most up to date lease options for the TX, and if you live in Westminster or Orange County, reach out to Lexus of Westminster.
Is the 2026 Lexus TX available as a plug-in hybrid?
Absolutely. The Lexus TX 550h+ for 2026 is the plug-in hybrid version of the TX, and it combines a 2.5 litre four-cylinder engine with a plug-in hybrid setup to create around 406 horsepower. It’s all-wheel drive as a basic feature.
For people in Orange County, it’s a good balance of things: it’s luxurious, has three rows of seats, and has a battery range that’s long enough for quick drives around town without needing to completely switch to an electric vehicle.
Which Lexus dealer near Westminster has the 2026 TX in stock?
Lexus of Westminster carries the 2026 Lexus TX. To confirm current availability across trims and configurations, check our online inventory or call ahead — inventory changes regularly. We serve drivers from Westminster, Long Beach, Irvine, Anaheim, and the broader Orange County area.
How many people does the 2026 Lexus TX seat?
In its usual layout, the 2026 Lexus TX has seats for seven people in three rows. Grown-ups won’t be cramped on quick journeys in the very back, and children will have plenty of space for longer drives. This is important, as the third row in many similar SUVs is pretty much unusable for adults. Plus, the amount of space for luggage (when the third row is up) is as good as, or better than, most of the other vehicles in this class.
What is the fuel economy of the 2026 Lexus TX?
How good the gas mileage is with the TX varies by which engine it has. The TX 350, using its 2.4-liter turbo engine, will get about 24 to 26 miles per gallon overall, and this changes a little depending on if it’s all-wheel drive or not. The TX 500h F SPORT Performance hybrid goes further on its fuel. What’s really efficient, though, and gives you significantly improved mileage, is the TX 550h+ plug-in hybrid when it’s using both the hybrid and electric systems together, and it’s the best for fuel economy of all the TX models.
Is the 2026 Lexus TX available with all-wheel drive?
Okay, so the TX 350 can be had with all-wheel drive, although it normally comes with just front-wheel drive. The TX 500h F SPORT Performance and TX 550h+ both have all-wheel drive all the time. And if you are in Orange County and sometimes go to the mountains or find the weather changing on extended drives, you should really think about getting all-wheel drive on whichever TX model you choose.
How much horsepower does the 2026 Lexus TX have?
How much power you get depends on which version of the vehicle you choose. The TX 350 has 275 horsepower, and it gets that from a 2.4 liter engine with a turbocharger and four cylinders. The TX 500h F SPORT Performance, which is a hybrid, produces around 366 horsepower in total. And if you go for the TX 550h+, the highest level of trim, its plug-in hybrid setup gives approximately 406 horsepower combined.
What is the difference between the TX 500h and TX 550h+?
Both cars run on electricity, but they’re designed with different goals in mind. The TX 500h F SPORT Performance is a normal hybrid, but it’s been adjusted to be more about speed and has around 366 horsepower altogether, a specially tuned F SPORT suspension, and four-wheel drive as standard. The TX 550h+ is a plug-in hybrid which focuses on being good on gas, has approximately 406 horsepower, standard four-wheel drive, and a battery that will get you for short distances on electric alone once you’ve charged it. Ultimately, the TX 550h+ is better than the TX 500h in both how much power it has and how far it goes on a tank (or charge).
Can the 2026 Lexus TX tow a trailer?
How much the 2026 Lexus TX can tow depends on which version you get and what’s under the hood. It’s good for the towing most families will need for things like a small boat, jet skis, or a light trailer for a weekend away. It isn’t going to take the place of a proper, heavy-duty pickup truck. And to get the precise towing capacity for the particular TX you’re interested in, the Lexus of Westminster team can get you those figures.
What luxury features come standard on the 2026 Lexus TX?
You get the typical Lexus qualities even with the simplest TX 350 – pleasant materials inside, a large touchscreen in the middle, Lexus Safety System+ for helping the driver, and all the standard, cutting-edge safety equipment. If you choose the TX 350 Luxury or the TX 550h+, the sound system is enhanced, the partly self-driving features are more effective, and the interior can be upgraded with more attractive finishing choices.
Is the 2026 Lexus TX a good choice for families in Orange County?
Definitely, particularly if your family will genuinely be using that third row. Lexus designed the TX from the very beginning to have three rows of seats for people in North America, and that typically means people in the back have much more room than in many other large SUVs – the ones where the manufacturer just extended a five-seater to be a seven-seater. It’s also peaceful inside on the highway, has a selection of quite economical engine choices, and has seven places for actual people to sit, so for families around Westminster and Orange County, it’s a very good choice.
How does the 2026 Lexus TX compare to the Acura MDX?
Lots of people in Orange County considering a three-row luxury SUV with seating for seven will be looking at both of these. The Acura MDX is a little more affordable and is more fun to drive, particularly with SH-AWD. Lexus’s 2026 TX responds with a true plug-in hybrid (the TX 550h+ making about 406 horsepower total), a more pleasant interior, and Lexus’s well-deserved history of lasting reliability and a great service department. In fact, if you are wanting a PHEV by 2026, the TX is the only one of these two vehicles you can get.
Does Lexus of Westminster service the 2026 Lexus TX?
Absolutely. Our service people have been given thorough training by the factory on all things TX maintenance and repair – from simple oil changes, to rotating your tires, to working on the hybrid system in the TX 500h and TX 550h+. We always use actual Lexus parts and do things exactly as the factory says. That way your warranty is safe and your car will be worth more later. You can set up a service time on the internet whenever you want (by going to /schedule-service/).
Ready to Drive the 2026 Lexus TX?
The best way to evaluate the 2026 Lexus TX is to drive one. The way the cabin feels at freeway speeds, how the third row works for your family, and which of the three powertrains matches your driving life are all things you’ll understand in the first ten minutes behind the wheel.
Schedule a test drive at Lexus of Westminster and experience the TX 350, TX 500h F SPORT Performance, or TX 550h+ in person. We’ll have the trims you want available and ready.
Check current availability by exploring what’s in stock right now — inventory changes regularly, especially on popular trims like the TX 500h and TX 550h+.
Have questions first? Get in touch with our team by phone, email, or the online form. We answer pricing, trim, lease, and availability questions for shoppers across Westminster, Long Beach, Irvine, Anaheim, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Cerritos, Santa Ana, Garden Grove, and the rest of Orange County. The 2026 Lexus TX is here — we’d love to put you behind the wheel.