Is There Still A Market For Plug-in Hybrids? Test Drive The Lexus NX 400h+

Is there still a market for plug-in hybrid models, that's a good question. With the emergence of pure electric vehicle honeycombs, some car companies that continue to launch plug-in hybrid models seem out of place.

Indeed, electric vehicles are a big trend, and the driving experience is so much better, and the technological functions are even more out of the way. However, when we continued the planning of the long-distance Spring Festival transportation this year, the problem of difficult charging in the high-speed service area was still prominent, which made me believe that there is still a sufficient market for plug-in hybrids at least in the past three to five years.

At the Guangzhou Auto Show at the end of last year, Lexus brought a new generation of NX. The new car is based on TNGA and introduces a plug-in hybrid for the first time.

The plug-in hybrid model has launched a total of 2 configuration models, the price is 428,800 and 528,800 respectively, regardless of whether the price is expensive or not, let's take a look at the performance of the car.

Appearance: A small change in the mood?

Although the new generation of NX has used the latest TNGA platform, the new car has not changed much in appearance design.

The classic spindle-shaped front face of the front face has been slightly adjusted, and a large number of black elements have been added to make it look more sporty.