Lexus introduced the fourth generation of the LX in 2021 based on the Toyota Land Cruiser J300 series. It used the same body-on-frame GA-F platform but was heavily enhanced with luxurious amenities that belonged to the premium segment.

Year after year after year, the LX managed to move on without significant changes and still be present in the Lexus lineup. In 2015 it received the third facelift and a new turbodiesel engine for selected markets. The 2015 model was presented at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance and more aesthetic improvement was made. First of all, the front was completely redesigned. A new bumper, new grille, and new headlights were installed.

Lexus introduced the third generation of the LX series in 2007 at the New York International Auto Show, and five years later, it has already gone through the second facelift, which was more substantial than the first refresh introduced in 2010.

Based on the same platform with the Toyota Land Cruiser V8, the Lexus LX was a large SUV with seating for up to seven people inside. It was in the same league with the Cadillac Escalade or Audi Q7.

Based on the same platform as the Toyota Land Cruiser J100, the second generation of the Lexus LX was one of the most luxurious, true-offroad vehicles on the market.

Lexus introduced the large LX model in 1996 based on the already famous Toyota Land Cruiser J80, which already proved its qualities.