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2027 Lexus TZ electric SUV revealed, under consideration for Australia as Volvo EX90 rival
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Lexus has unveiled the TZ, its largest electric SUV with three rows of seats, currently under assessment for Australian release. Positioned above the RZ and rivalling the Volvo EX90, the three-row luxury vehicle produces 300kW and offers up to 530km range. Built in Japan with car-derived construction, it shares doors with the Toyota Highlander EV but features distinct luxury design. Pricing is estimated between $110,000–$120,000 if confirmed for Australia, with US deliveries beginning late this year.
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