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New models - Lexus - LSLuxury and safety boost for Lexus GS and LSEnhanced luxury: The Lexus GS350 Sport gains a Mark Levinson premium sound system as standard, while the rest of the line-up benefits from Rear Cross Traffic Alert and a re-engineered A-pillar for extra body stiffness. Lexus’ GS and LS revision sees improved safety and extra in-car tech across range24 Dec 2014 LEXUS has upgraded its GS and LS sedans with both ranges benefiting from new safety systems, more in-car technology and improved chassis rigidity with only a small increase in price. Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) is now standard on the entire GS and LS line-up. Using the Blind Spot Monitoring system’s radar, RCTA is able to detect and warn the driver visually and audibly of objects passing behind the vehicle. The Japanese car-maker’s ENFORM connectivity system which uses smartphone apps is also now standard on all variants and so too is SD card-based navigation that alerts drivers to speed and red-light cameras, and school zones. Dual USB ports have been fitted across both line-ups as well. Lexus’ premium Mark Levinson sound system is now standard on the GS350 Sport, while it can be optioned on the GS250 and 300h F Sport. The update has also seen the chassis stiffened in both models thanks to high rigidity glass and a change in adhesives used. The GS benefits further from a re-engineered A-pillar, increasing body stiffness. The revision to the GS range brings a new colour to the optional self-healing paint with Titanium Silver replacing Elysium Blue. Lexus Australia chief executive Sean Hanley said the revisions enhance luxury and safety while bringing only a slight increase in price. “These new features and added levels of safety will make the LS and GS sedans even more of a pleasure to own and drive,” he said. “We are proud to offer these upgraded features without a significant price premium.” The GS range now starts from $77,000 plus on road costs (up just $470 on the out going variant) and heads north to the GS450h at $123,900, (an increase of $400). Lexus revised flagship LS saloon line-up starts with the LS460 F Sport at $189,430 (up $400) while the range-topping LS600hL comes in at $249,630 (also a $400 increase).
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