What is the TX?
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TX is the base trim level in the new Toyota Prado. Below is more information about Toyota vehicles: 1. Vehicle lineup: FAW Toyota's product range includes the 'Vios' (VIOS), 'Corolla' (COROLLA), 'Allion' (ALLION), 'Avalon' (AVALON) sedans, and the 'IZOA' (IZOA), 'RAV4' (RAV4), 'Crown Kluger' (CROWNKLUGER) SUVs, as well as the 'Coaster' (COASTER) passenger van. 2. Vios: The all-new VIOS Vios represents FAW Toyota's economy sedan, featuring a simple, sleek, and highly fashionable design. Optimizations in length, height, and wheelbase have expanded the vehicle dimensions, giving it a more premium appearance than its peers and effectively enhancing interior comfort. 3. Corolla: The all-new 12th-generation Corolla is built on Toyota's TNGA platform, undergoing a comprehensive quality upgrade both inside and out. Its dynamic exterior paired with alloy wheels highlights its stylish appeal. The interior adopts a minimalist yet premium approach, with extensive use of soft-touch materials. Different trims come with either a 12.1-inch or 9-inch central touchscreen, and the multifunction steering wheel supports four-way adjustment. Both front seats offer 10-way adjustability, along with excellent bolstering and support, achieving a perfect upgrade in comfort.
Speaking of this, I saw the all-new Lexus TX in person at the auto show last time. It's a newly launched luxury three-row SUV targeting families who prefer spaciousness with a touch of sportiness. Developed on Toyota's TNGA-K platform, it features sleek and bold body lines, resembling an enlarged RX but more practical, especially with its spacious trunk. In terms of configuration, it comes standard with all-wheel drive and a hybrid system, offering good fuel efficiency for effortless long-distance travel. I also noticed the interior uses premium leather and wood trim, with adjustable ambient lighting, giving it an upscale yet not tacky feel. Honestly, it addresses many complaints about traditional SUVs, such as the comfort of third-row passengers, by optimizing legroom through an extended wheelbase. As a new offering, it's priced between 500,000 to 600,000 RMB, which is quite reasonable compared to its German competitors. For owners looking to upgrade their ride, the TX is a worthy consideration, especially given Lexus's strong reputation for reliability.