I don't believe there is any smaller displacement turbo V6 coming from Toyota, especially when cross referencing with the TNGA powertrain chart from 2018.
See here.
- 2.5L N/A I4 (A25A-FKS): 204 - 206hp
- 2.5L hybrid I4 (A25A-FXS): 219 - 245hp
- 2.0L turbo I4 (8AR-FTS): 245hp (not a TNGA engine)
- 2.4 or 2.5L Turbo I4 (TBD): ~300hp
- 3.5L N/A V6 (2GR-FKS): 295 - 311hp (not a TNGA engine)
- 3.5L N/A V6 hybrid (8GR-FXS): 354hp
- 3.5L TT V6 (V35A-FTS): 416hp
- 5.0L N/A V8: 2UR-GSE: 471hp (not a TNGA engine)
I think for hybrids, longer term we see:
- 2.4L turbo I4 + hybrid motors = "400h" or "450h" for ~340hp
- 3.5L V35A turbo V6 + hybrid motors = "600h" for ~455hp
The only "hole" here is that the V35A-FTS is really a better fit as a top option for GX/RX/ES/IS/RC than the only available gas engine for the LS, (and likely the LX as well). Lexus seems to intentionally neuter lower end products to claim V35A-FTS status as a flagship motor, but that mentality is hurting the rest of the lineup -- and the LS, too. Hopefully that will change when the new V8(s) arrive.