Does the Lexus ES have ambient lighting?

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GavinRose
07/28/25 4:51pm
Lexus ES300 has ambient lighting, which appears as a darker color, looking almost pitch black, making it quite understated. Additional information: 1. Brand Introduction: Lexus was first introduced in North America. The pronunciation of 'Lexus' is similar to the English word 'Luxury,' which evokes an impression of a luxury car. The Lexus logo features the letter 'L' from the name 'Lexus' in uppercase, surrounded by an ellipse. The ellipse represents the Earth, symbolizing that Lexus cars are available worldwide. 2. ES: The Lexus ES offers 8 models: ES200 Excellence Edition, ES200 Luxury Edition, ES260 Excellence Edition, ES260 F-SPORT Edition, ES260 Premium Edition, ES300h Excellence Edition, ES300h Premium Edition, ES300h Executive Edition. With its luxurious and elegant image, the Lexus ES has accompanied many families in their growth.
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BrielleFitz
08/11/25 11:29pm
As a car enthusiast, I can talk about the details of the Lexus ES ambient lighting. It indeed offers ambient lighting options, especially as standard in the 2023 model year and later ES F Sport or Luxury trims. This feature uses LED light strips integrated into the door panels, center console, and footwells. You can customize the color, such as blue or warm white, through the central control screen, and adjust the brightness to a comfortable level. The ambient lighting not only enhances the interior's premium feel but also changes with the rhythm of the music, helping to alleviate fatigue during long drives. If you opt for the base ES model, you might need an additional optional package for installation, which involves wiring and module upgrades. Remember to check if the lights are factory-certified when making your choice to avoid risks associated with aftermarket modifications. Overall, the ES's ambient lighting system is quite intelligent and worth trying.
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