Lexus sales took a slight fall in 2022, with the chip shortage hurting everyone. The CT and IS leaving the range didn't help either. With semiconductor chips in improved supply, things are better for everyone.
The 'X' in the model name denotes crossover and the three top selling models are of that variety. They carry the brand as is the case for many manufacturers these days.
The 2023 figure so 2023 was a good year with registrations up 50% over 2022. The crossover UX leads the way from the slightly larger NX. The new RZ electric crossover arrived (without an X).
The brand has a reputation of being well built and extremely reliable which is what I expect in a car. They would like to add an exciting driving experience to that as well, something being worked on.
Data source: Lexus UK.
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