As for the fuel efficiency figures, both models release 70 percent less emissions than an average car, Lexus said in a statement, achieving 35 mpg (6.72l/100 km)in city and 34 mpg on the highway (6.9l/100 km).
Standard features include leather-trimmed seats, 10-way power-adjustable driver’s seat with eight-way power-adjustable front passenger seat, a 10-speaker, 137-watt audio system with a six-disc CD changer, a subwoofer and center speaker, Bluetooth for phone and music streaming capabilities, integrated subscription satellite radio (offered with a 90-day trial), USB/ iPod connectivity operated via steering wheel controls or the display screen, and 17-inch aluminum alloy wheels.
There are several optional packages available that add features such as Lane Departure Warning, Pre-Collision System with dynamic radar cruise control, Driver Monitor and Intuitive Park Assist.
The car offers a total of four drive modes, as it follows: Normal, Power, Eco and EV, each of them specifically designed to match every driver's need and style.
"The creation of a dedicated luxury hybrid vehicle speaks volumes about Lexus’ commitment to our customers and hybrid technology," said Mark Templin, Lexus group vice president and general manager. "Forward-thinking, well-informed entry luxury consumers are seeking a social statement and technology with a clear benefit in their next car. HS 250h delivers this with its unique package and modern luxury that fits their advanced lifestyle."
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