The Lexus NX was something different when it was first launched. Design is objective and all that, but you can’t fault the brand for going left-field and actually implementing its origami-inspired design with the model. Now the NX has been updated, including some minor cosmetic surgery and tweaking of its standard specifications. All models receive front styling changes, with new headlamps, a new front grille utilising a chrome frame, altered side grille, bumper and lower bumper elements. The rear gets LED combination tail lights, as well as a revised bumper. The bigger changes are inside though, including a new 10.3-inch display audio screen on EX and F-Sport models equipped with navigation. There are revisions to the centre cluster, climate control panel and the number of switches has been reduced. The button design has been modernised and the analogue clock redesigned. F-Sport models also get a few changes including the spindle-grille frame being finished off in a black chrome ef...

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