If you’re shopping the 2026 Lexus NX and want to cut straight to the numbers, pricing starts at $46,570 for the NX 350h Standard FWD with destination included. From there, it climbs through multiple powertrains and trim grades into the low $60,000s when fully loaded. Three distinct powertrains, up to four trim grades each, so the right answer depends entirely on what you actually need from the car.
We’ve put together this complete breakdown to help you navigate every level with confidence. When you’re ready to see what’s in stock, browse our current 2026 Lexus NX inventory at Lexus Stevens Creek.
What Is the 2026 Lexus NX? A Quick Overview
For 2026, the Lexus NX comes in three powertrain configurations: the turbocharged gasoline NX 350, the self-charging hybrid NX 350h, and the plug-in hybrid NX 450h+. Worth noting for returning shoppers: the NX 250 was discontinued after MY2025 and is no longer part of the lineup.
Each powertrain runs across multiple trim grades, Standard through F SPORT Handling, giving buyers a wide range of price points and feature sets. Here’s how the full lineup compares:
| Trim | Powertrain | Drivetrain | Horsepower | Fuel Economy (City/Hwy) | Starting MSRP |
| NX 350 Standard | 2.4L Turbo I4 | AWD | 275 hp | 22/28 mpg | $47,220 |
| NX 350 Premium | 2.4L Turbo I4 | AWD | 275 hp | 22/28 mpg | $49,145 |
| NX 350 Luxury | 2.4L Turbo I4 | AWD | 275 hp | 22/28 mpg | $53,285 |
| NX 350 F SPORT Handling | 2.4L Turbo I4 | AWD | 275 hp | 22/28 mpg | $53,195 |
| NX 350h Standard | 2.5L I4 Hybrid | FWD | 240 hp | 43/37 mpg | $46,570 |
| NX 350h Premium | 2.5L I4 Hybrid | FWD/AWD | 240 hp | 43/37 mpg | $48,495/$50,045 |
| NX 350h Luxury | 2.5L I4 Hybrid | FWD/AWD | 240 hp | 43/37 mpg | $52,635/$54,185 |
| NX 350h F SPORT Handling | 2.5L I4 Hybrid | AWD | 240 hp | 43/37 mpg | $56,595 |
| NX 450h+ Premium | 2.5L PHEV | AWD | 304 hp | 37 mi EV range | $59,505 |
| NX 450h+ Luxury | 2.5L PHEV | AWD | 304 hp | 37 mi EV range | $63,435 |
| NX 450h+ F SPORT Handling | 2.5L PHEV | AWD | 304 hp | 37 mi EV range | $64,525 |
All MSRPs include destination and handling and reflect 2026 model year data. Individual trim pricing is subject to change; contact us for current figures. Final pricing may vary based on options, packages, and market conditions.
2026 Lexus NX 350 Price by Trim Grade
The NX 350 runs a 275-hp turbocharged 2.4L four-cylinder paired with an 8-speed automatic and standard AWD. It’s the entry point for buyers who want responsive power without paying the hybrid premium, and it scales meaningfully across four trim grades.
NX 350 Standard — $47,220
Standard trim covers the essentials well: synthetic leather seating, 18-inch wheels, a 9.8-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, adaptive cruise control, and the full Lexus Safety System+ 3.0 suite. A solid foundation without any obvious gaps.
NX 350 Premium — $49,145
Premium adds a power sunroof, ventilated front seats, driver memory settings, a power-adjustable steering column, and wireless charging. For a lot of buyers, this ends up being the sweet spot on the NX 350 ladder. The comfort upgrades here are things you actually notice and use every day.
NX 350 Luxury — $53,285
Genuine leather seating, a 14-inch touchscreen with built-in navigation, upgraded LED headlights, a rearview mirror camera, and ambient lighting. If you spend a lot of time in your vehicle and want the interior to reflect that, the Luxury grade delivers a noticeably elevated experience.
NX 350 F SPORT Handling — $53,195
Rather than adding more comfort features, the F SPORT Handling grade is about driving character. Sport-tuned suspension with adaptive variable suspension (AVS), 20-inch F SPORT wheels, an aggressive front fascia, aluminum pedals, a heated steering wheel, and F SPORT seats give the NX a distinctly athletic feel. Buyers who want engagement on a winding road, not just comfort on the freeway, tend to end up here.
2026 Lexus NX 350h Price by Trim Grade
The NX 350h pairs a 2.5L I4 with a self-charging hybrid system for 240 total horsepower and up to 40 mpg combined in FWD configuration. Pricing runs modestly above the NX 350 at each trim level. In the San Jose and Silicon Valley area, where stop-and-go commutes are the norm, the 350h is one of our most frequently cross-shopped configurations, and it’s easy to see why.
NX 350h Standard — $46,570 FWD
This is the most accessible entry point in the entire 2026 NX lineup. It carries the same core feature set as the NX 350 Standard while adding the hybrid efficiency advantage. For buyers who want better fuel economy without stepping up to a higher trim grade, it’s the clear pick.
NX 350h Premium — $48,495 (FWD) / $50,045 (AWD)
A sunroof, ventilated front seats, and wireless charging join the hybrid foundation here. AWD availability at this grade gives Bay Area buyers a solid option for varied driving conditions. The combination of real fuel savings and genuine luxury refinement makes this one of the most balanced configurations in the lineup.
NX 350h Luxury — $52,635 (FWD) / $54,185 (AWD)
Genuine leather, a 14-inch touchscreen with navigation, upgraded LED headlights, and a rearview mirror camera. It’s also worth factoring the long-term fuel savings of the hybrid system into your ownership cost math when comparing this against the equivalent NX 350 Luxury.
NX 350h F SPORT Handling — $56,595
New for 2026 on the hybrid. The 350h F SPORT Handling pairs the hybrid powertrain with sport-tuned adaptive dampers, 20-inch F SPORT wheels, a heated steering wheel, and F SPORT seats. Buyers who want efficiency without giving up driving engagement will find this trim genuinely satisfying.
2026 Lexus NX 450h+ Price by Trim Grade
The NX 450h+ is the PHEV variant of the NX, offering 304 total horsepower, standard AWD, up to 37 miles of electric-only range, and dual-voltage charging capability. There’s no Standard trim here; the lineup starts at Premium. For Silicon Valley commuters with home charging access, the 450h+ frequently makes a compelling case once you factor in total fuel costs over time.
NX 450h+ Premium — $59,505
The entry point into plug-in hybrid territory. Premium-grade interior features combined with full PHEV capability make this a strong choice for buyers who want to minimize fuel use on daily drives while keeping full flexibility for longer trips.
NX 450h+ Luxury — $63,435
Genuine leather, a 14-inch touchscreen with navigation, upgraded LED headlights, and a rearview mirror camera round out the PHEV platform here. For buyers who want the most refined interior paired with the top-tier powertrain, this trim is the logical destination.
NX 450h+ F SPORT Handling — $64,525
Sport-tuned suspension, F SPORT styling, 20-inch wheels, and the full PHEV drivetrain together in one package. It’s the most dynamic expression of the 450h+ lineup and the highest-priced standard configuration in the NX range.
Options and Packages That Can Raise the Final Price
Selecting a powertrain and trim grade is only part of the equation. Optional packages can move your final number considerably. The Mark Levinson premium audio system runs approximately $1,000 or more and genuinely transforms the in-cabin listening experience. A panoramic roof adds around $500. Wheel upgrades, technology packages, and interior color choices can each add $2,000 to $5,000 to the base price. A fully configured NX 350 Luxury or F SPORT Handling can push past $60,000 before taxes and fees.
It’s also worth accounting for destination charges, dealer-installed accessories, and applicable taxes and registration when calculating your real out-of-pocket cost. If you’re trading in a vehicle, knowing its value before you arrive simplifies the conversation considerably. You can get an instant cash offer to establish a clear baseline ahead of time.
Which 2026 Lexus NX Trim Is Right for You?
It really comes down to how you drive, what matters inside the cabin, and where your budget sits. Here’s a practical guide:
- Buyers who want the lowest entry price with hybrid efficiency: NX 350h Standard FWD at $46,570
- Buyers who want the most practical everyday balance of features and fuel savings: NX 350h Premium
- Buyers who prioritize interior quality and spend significant time behind the wheel: NX 350h Luxury or NX 350 Luxury
- Buyers who want the most engaging driving character: NX 350 F SPORT Handling or NX 350h F SPORT Handling
- Buyers with home charging access who want to minimize fuel costs: NX 450h+ Premium at $59,505
- Buyers who want sport dynamics and PHEV efficiency together: NX 450h+ F SPORT Handling
There’s no objectively wrong choice here. The NX delivers a genuine luxury experience across the full lineup, and knowing where each trim sits helps you land on a decision with confidence. If you’re still weighing options, our team at Lexus Stevens Creek can walk you through configurations in person and help you get pre-approved for financing before you arrive.
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