Authoritative seating space inside the Lexus is a highlight. This huge SUV fits doors of its size that opens largely. Jumping in and out of it feels convenient. Second-row door panels bring window controls with a two-tone theme on them. Meanwhile, front door panels carry identical sentiments with a bunch of several seat adjustments. Typically the cabin offers seating for five, but not utilizing space and Not going for third-row seats would be disrespectful for the huge size of vehicle. Front seats are heated with base, Premium shows ventilation. Things wear a suit of first class when Ultra-Luxury offers captain seat format added with ventilation and massaging for rear-seated passengers. With 5 people seating, seats are highly prosperous and passengers do not complain about the room, while seven seating formats might create complexity for taller people seated at the back.
Power tilt and telescopic steering column do not bring heating function with base– boasted on other trims. But it is nice to hold and feel rooted. A vehicle moderately lifted from the ground shows a commanding view of the road. Over the dash, two infotainment touchscreens (12.3-inch upper and 7-inch lower) receive you cheerfully. Upper trims cover the rear seat infotainment system to delegate a persona of extravagance. Two AC vents on either side. Properly padded center console suited with two armrests with cup holders. Other controls are mainly physical buttons surrounding the gear selector. The Interior is silent and is made of leather upholstery, though the quality of the material used elevates with trim level. It reaches at peak with the last trim that supposes wood accents across the cabin.
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Model
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2022
Lexus
LX600
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2022 Land Rover Range Rover
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2022
Lincoln Navigator
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2022
Mercedes-Benz G class
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Passenger Capacity
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5
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5
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7
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7
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First Row (Head/shoulder/legroom
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37.8/61.4/41.1 inches
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39.5/60.9/39.1 inches
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41.8/65.2/43.9 inches
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39.4/59.3/40.3 inches
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Second Row (Head/shoulder/legroom)
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39/58.9/36.6 inches
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39.4/59/39.3 inches
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40/65.1/42.6 inches
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40.2/58.5/41.9 inches
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Third Row (Head/shoulder/legroom)
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N/A
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N/A
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37.3/64.2/40.9 inches
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38.9/50.3/43.6 inches
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Cargo Capacity behind first row (cu.-ft)
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71 cu.-ft
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68.4 cu.-ft
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103.4 cu-ft
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84.7 cu.-ft
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Cargo capacity behind the second row (cu,-ft)
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46 cu.-ft
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31.8 cu.-ft
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57.7 cu.-ft
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42.7 cu.-ft
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Cargo capacity behind the third row (cu,-ft)
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N/A
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N/A
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20.9 cu.-ft
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17.4 cu.-ft
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Range Rover and Lexus come standard with a seating capacity of 5, while Navigator and GLS bring space for 7 by default. It is clearly visible that the first and second-row seats of Navigator bring a huge amount of space for passengers. It also competes strongly with the GLS class on a matter of the third row. The front seats of Lexus are more comfortable than that of Range Rover. Behind the first row, the cargo space of Navigator is the highest, while Land Rover is the lowest. When all seats were in place, the Navigator leap was ahead of every vehicle.
Highlights of the interior features–
- Power adjustable front seats with heating function
- 40-20-40 folding rear seats
- Power tilt and telescopic steering column
- Power rear windows with fixed third-row window
- WiFi connect mobile hotspot internet service
- Front and rear cupholders
- Front and rear center armrests
- Proximity key for doors and push button start
- Homelink garage door transmitter
- Illuminated locking glove box
- Driver footrest
- Leather seats
- Daynight auto-dimming rearview mirror
- Driver and passenger visor vanity mirrors
- Front and rear map lights
- Fade-to-off interior lightings
- Full carpet floor coverings
- Cargo space lights
- Duel infotainment touchscreen
- Power door locks with auto-lock features
- Manually adjustable front head restraints
- 2 seat back storage pocket
- Approach alarm
- 12V DC power outlets
- Air filtration
How Intuitive is the 2022 Lexus LX 600 Infotainment System?
Lexus offers three displays standard for several conveniences. An 8-inch digital instrument cluster, a 12.3-inch touchscreen for infotainment, and a separate 7-inch display underneath to provide control of climate and vehicle. Supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto without such charges, things could have been better with wireless connectivity. A wireless charging pad is offered as standard. Composed of 10-speakers normally, a 25-speakers Mark Levinson stereo sounds freaking good. Controls are placed decently far, so drivers would not complain about reach. Four USB ports are on standard, and six on Premium, but the Ultra Luxury counts an extra four to make it a total of ten USB ports in the cabin. A cherry on top, the Luxury and Ultra Luxury feature rear seat entertainment to push the experience to the next level.
Highlights of infotainment system–
- 10-speaker audio system
- Bluetooth connectivity
- Lexus assistant
- Lexus interface
- Speed compensated volume control
- Steering wheel control
- Window grid and roof-mounted diversity antenna
- Radio data system
- 3 LCD monitors in front
- External memory control