Specs for all generations of Lexus ES

Reliability shouldn’t be something to worry about when it comes to not only a Lexus ES, but a Lexus in general. When regularly and properly maintained, the ES is an extremely dependable car, rarely causing any issues to its owners. It’s luxurious, well-built, and comfortable and if one can afford buying one, the ES is most certainly a great and durable vehicle choice. Drivers often report being able to get over 500 000 km (310 000 mi) out of their ES cars, with some actually going way beyond that figure.

Despite being in production for over 30 years now, it wasn’t until the most recent (as of 2022) seventh generation, that Lexus ES became available on the European market. It was introduced in 2018 and was positioned as a replacement of the GS model of the brand. The ES had previously achieved great success in other parts of the world, especially in the US, where it became the best-selling Lexus sedan and has held that place for over fifteen years.

Performance is not quite what the Lexus ES is about. While it is by no means an underperforming car, the focus of its design is more on luxury, refinement, interior quality and quietness, comfort, and the creation of an overall deluxe experience. And it certainly does not fail to deliver and meet drivers’ high expectations in this regard.

The latest (as of 2022) Lexus ES benefits from an enhanced set of driver-assistance and connectivity technologies. Inside the cabin, both iOS and Android users have the opportunity to connect their smartphones to their ES vehicles through Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, respectively, and conveniently access information and use various features.

Ever since the introduction of the Lexus ES, the model has been providing drivers with a superior quality and a luxurious feel inside the cabin. Along with being comfortable and quiet, interior features high-quality materials only, such as genuine wood and leather, contributing to the exclusive driving experience. Through the years, the ES cabin has only become more driver-focused, with increased comfort, space, and more advanced technologies.