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Lexus RX 350, RX 450h, & ES 300h Get Minor Updates in 2014

Posted by Kevin on October 1st, 2013

The Lexus RX 350, RX 450h & ES 300h all received minor updates for the 2014 model year — let’s break down the changes for the models sold in the USA.

The 2014 RX 350

Lexus RX 350 2014

  • The available Pre-Collision System now features Pre-Brake technology and forward collision warning system.
  • Luxury Package adds rear-seat 115v AC power outlet.
  • F SPORT adds rear-seat 115v AC power outlet
  • Exclusive Ultra White exterior color for F SPORT model
  • Siri Eyes Free mode

Read more about the 2014 RX 350

The 2014 RX 450h

Lexus RX 450h 2014

  • The available Pre-Collision System now available on the front-wheel drive model and now features Pre-Brake and forward warning collision system.  
  • Premium Package now features sustainable Matte Bamboo trim and steering wheel for black or parchment interior.
  • Luxury Package adds rear-seat 115v AC power outlet.
  • Siri Eyes Free mode.

Read more about the 2014 RX 450h

The 2014 ES 300h

Lexus ES 300h 2014

  • LED fog lamps included with HID headlamps
  • Heated/ventilated front seats in perforated NuLuxe trim
  • Siri Eyes Free Mode

Read more about the 2014 ES 300h

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    James
  • October 1, 2013
Strange. The website for the 2014 ES and ESh make no mention of perforated nuluxe or Siri even in the brochure download.
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      emptystreets130
    • October 2, 2013
    Siri is mention on page 9/15 if you are looking at the brochure through Adobe reader. I don't see any mention of the perforated Nuluxe heated/ventilation seats. I wish I had a hard copy of the brochure but they been flying out the door.
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    mcalict
  • October 1, 2013
Krew, I'm curious as to how the ES sheets can have ventilated Nuluxe, but on the IS, the Lexus sales material specifically states "the integrated foaming construction method does not allow for ventilated seats." I wonder if the distinction could be that in the IS it's referring to the F-sport seats? Would any of your Lexus contacts be able to offer an explanation as to the difference? Lack of ventilation with 3IS F-sport buyers has been a repeated complaint. Thanks for your great work and forum here!
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      krew
    • October 7, 2013
    Sorry I missed your comment, I'll see if I can get an answer for you.

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