2026 Lexus TX — the new luxury three-row SUV from Lexus — with key city/highway fuel economy information and powertrain overview:

🚙 2026 Lexus TX Overview

The 2026 Lexus TX is a full-size luxury SUV offering three powertrains:

1. TX 350 — Turbocharged 2.4 L inline-4 gas engine

2. TX 500h — Turbo 2.4 L hybrid

3. TX 550h+ — Plug-in hybrid (PHEV) with an EPA-estimated ~33 miles EV range on electric power alone. 

It seats up to 7 passengers with luxury appointments and Lexus Safety System+ 3.0 standard. 

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⛽ Gas & Hybrid Fuel Economy (EPA Estimates)

📍 TX 350 (Gas-Only, 2.4 L Turbo)

• City: ~21 MPG

• Highway: ~27 MPG

• Combined: ~23 MPG
  (Based on EPA figures carried over from the 2025 model.)

📍 TX 500h (Conventional Hybrid)

• City: ~27 MPG

• Highway: ~28 MPG

• Combined: ~27–28 MPG
  (EPA estimates from previous model year applied to 2026; no major engine changes were reported.)

📍 TX 550h+ (Plug-In Hybrid)

• Electric-Only Range: ~33 miles (EPA) 

• Combined MPGe (gas + electric): ~76 MPGe

• Gas Only (after EV range): ~28–29 MPG city/highway (EPA) 

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🧠 What These Figures Mean

City vs Highway:

• Gas-only TX 350 performs like many large SUVs — modest fuel economy with slightly better highway efficiency. 

• Hybrid TX 500h improves fuel economy, especially around town and in mixed driving. 

• Plug-in TX 550h+ adds a useful EV range for daily commutes, then returns very good combined fuel efficiency once the battery is depleted. 

Real-World Variance:
Actual fuel economy can vary by driving conditions and trim — real-world drivers sometimes report lower figures, especially in city driving or winter conditions. 

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📌 Quick Summary Table

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If you’d like, I can break this down by trim level or AWD vs FWD differences for the 2026 Lexus TX!