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fourwheelsweekly · 4 years

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2022 Acura MDX: Precision Crafted Performance Evolved

Acura’s “Precision Crafted Performance” motto represents the brand’s dedication to designing vehicles that not only look sporty, but also drive sporty with dynamic handling and athletic performance.

The newly announced 2022 MDX Prototype features a sharp, streamlined and athletic exterior design with a highly detailed and luxurious interior. Matched with the athletic looks is handling tuning and driving technology that aim to achieve a fun driving experience.

This article will compare the 2022 MDX Prototype with the current 2020 model in terms of design and performance.

Exterior

Looking at the exterior of the 2022 prototype, we can see that the new design shares a resemblance with the current model in its general styling approach. But through a number of key design changes in proportion, contour and sharpness, the new MDX looks more confident, poised and mature.

Front

The front fascia has design commonalities with the current model, such as Acura’s signature Jewel Eye headlights and diamond-hexagon grille. But the proportions of these features, and how they all fit together, has changed noticeably. The headlights are now slimmer, the grille wider, the bumper smoother and more concave, the lower air inlet larger and more dramatic, and the fog light assembly neater and more tucked away. Additionally, there are now new vertical air vents that visually connect the fog light assembly with the headlights. These changes, while not too dramatic, add up to make a more streamlined and modern looking front fascia.

2022 MDX Prototype

2020 MDX

Rear

The rear also shares design characteristics with the current MDX, but as with the front, changes to the proportion and fitment of various design elements gives the new model a sleeker and more modern look at the rear. The taillights are now slimmer but with a more dramatic and angled shape. The chrome bar connecting the taillights has been removed, helping maintain a minimalist look. The bumper lines are now much sharper and more angled, coming together at distinct points in the middle. And a new horizontal silver line spanning the entirety of the bumper adds a touch of detail and luxury. Overall, the rear has evolved to look visually cleaner, with a more minimalist approach when compared to the current model.

2022 MDX Prototype rear

2020 MDX rear

Side

For the 2022 model, Acura has made the body wider, longer and lower. This, combined with an increased sharpness of the body lines, gives the new MDX a fresh aurora of confidence and luxury. We can see a noticeably longer hood, a more squared-off front, a more pronounced lower door body line, and the addition of two new body lines: one spanning the entirety of the side from headlight to taillight, and one that flows from the top of the windows down towards the top of the rear quarter panel.

2022 MDX Prototype side

2020 MDX side

Interior

The interior has improved significantly in its design, detail and luxury. The new dashboard appears narrower on a horizontal plane, giving it a sportier look. And, from what can be seen in the photos, the dashboard and screen protrude upward less, potentially improving forward visibility. The seats are far more sporty and luxurious, boasting pronounced lateral supports and an elaborate stitching pattern. Around the door handles is a matte wood grain embellishment and around the nearby door speakers is a detailed perforated aluminum cover. Adding further to the luxury, the new MDX will now come with optional massaging front seats, ambient lighting, full-roof panoramic sunroof and a 25-speaker audio system.

2022 MDX Prototype interior

2020 MDX interior

2022 MDX Prototype seats

2020 MDX seats

2022 MDX Prototype door trim

Performance

The 2022 MDX features a number of performance upgrades that aim to provide a more engaging driving experience. To improve body stability and reduce lateral body roll through corners, the chassis is built more rigidly, the springs and anti-sway bars are stiffer and the front suspension is now a double-wishbone type, replacing the MacPherson-strut front suspension setup of the current model. The key advantages of double-wishbone suspension are that it allows for a lower center of gravity and improved contact between the wheels and the ground, due to a reduced effect of weight and inertia on camber angle as the vehicle moves. A new drive mode selector will allow the driver to adjust handling, steering, suspension and powertrain behavior. The transmission is a new 10-speed automatic (replacing the current model’s 9-speed) with a shorter first gear, which should improve power delivery and acceleration from a stand-still. Standard 2022 MDXs will receive the same engine as from the current model, which is a 3.5-liter naturally aspirated V6 with 290 hp and 267 lb-ft of torque. But a new Type-S variant will be powered by Acura’s recently introduced 3.0-liter turbocharged V6 with 355 hp and 354 lb-ft of torque. The Type-S will likely feature a number of other performance and handling upgrades over the standard MDX.

Final Thoughts

The 2022 MDX Prototype is quite the looker, with impressive exterior and interior designs that evoke a sense of confidence and charisma in the vehicle. Performance has been upgraded in a number of key ways that should give the new MDX an edge in handling and driver engagement.

Despite being a prototype, considering it’s going on sale early next year, it is likely entirely production-ready. Current information suggests an estimated base price of $47k.

With all the improvements in design and upgrades in performance, the 2022 MDX could set a new standard of Precision Crafted Performance.

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2021 Lexus RX 450h is a comfy crossover with troublesome tech

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2021 Lexus RX 450h is a comfy crossover with troublesome tech

The expressively styled Lexus RX is smooth and coddling.

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The 2021 Lexus RX 450h F Sport hybrid crossover is sinuous, frugal and impressively quiet — exactly what I want in a luxury vehicle. There is, however, one aspect of this Lexus that’s unforgivable, a mortal sin that drags down an otherwise pleasant vehicle: the infotainment system.

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Stellar Mark Levinson sound system

Spacious and comfortable backseat

Exemplary refinement

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Loathsome infotainment system

Too-aggressive exterior styling

Meh real-world fuel economy

Hybrid versions of the RX come standard with all-wheel drive, but this example is also fitted with the F Sport package, which includes dress-up items like a unique grille, aluminum pedal covers, 20-inch wheels and even performance dampers. For extra sportiness, a $970 handling package is also offered, bringing an adaptive suspension system, retuned power steering and more goodies to the table. Beyond those F Sport upgrades, my tester features the Black Line Special Edition package. The good news is this upgrade costs just $685 and includes special body-side graphics, a black grille surround and a Halliburton Edge lightweight two-piece luggage set. The bad news is the Black Line Special Edition package is limited to just 750 gas-powered RXs and 250 hybrid models.

The Lexus RX’s styling is certainly aggressive, with its comically large grille, angular headlamps and chiseled surfacing, but its interior is much more restrained and pleasant. The cabin’s quality is stellar and its materials are generally very good. The headliner and roof pillars are wrapped in a flannel-like fabric, soft plastics are used liberally throughout and nearly all the switches and knobs feel slickly lubricated. Sure, you’ll find a smattering of Toyota-sourced buttons here and there; stuff you get in, say, a Camry, but these carryover controls are well hidden and hardly objectionable.

Just behind this Lexus’ unusually deep dashboard, the front bucket chairs are all-day comfortable and attractive, rendered in black and white with contrasting blue stitching, a combo that’s also part of the Black Line Special Edition package. Storage space up front is good, consisting of a decently sized bin under the center armrest, a few other small cubbies on the console and generously proportioned front door pockets that pop outward when you pull on them. Moving rearward, the RX’s backseat is nearly sprawl-out spacious, with plenty of legroom and a decent amount of noggin space. Comfortable cushions provide great support, with the lower one being a nice distance above the floor for a chair-like seating position. Providing easy access, this Lexus’ rear doors open nice and wide.

But now for some bad news. If there’s a worse infotainment system than what’s offered in this Lexus, I’m not aware of it. With a bewildering user interface as well as a clunky and difficult-to-use control pad on the console, this multimedia system is half laptop, half low-end Android tablet and all kinds of terrible. Not only is the menu structure confusing, the track pad you use to navigate through it is kludgy, making even simple tasks a distracting chore. Rubbing salt in the wound, this RX 450h is also fitted with the top-shelf 12.3-inch screen (an 8-incher is standard), which is bundled in a $3,365 options package, so you’re paying thousands more for an awful experience. At least that outlay also gets you embedded navigation and a superb Mark Levinson sound system that makes even highly compressed MP3s and muddy satellite radio come alive. While a bit of a reach, the RX’s infotainment screen is touch-enabled, so you can skip the trackpad, but only if your arms are lanky enough. Thankfully, this system also supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (as well as Amazon Alexa), so you don’t have to use the infotainment system any longer than it takes to plug your phone in. The vehicle’s six USB ports ensure everyone’s mobile devices are fully juiced; a wireless charging pad is also available.

The RX’s interior is extremely well built and refined, though its infotainment tech leaves much to be desired.

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The Lexus RX was updated in 2020, gaining a stiffened structure and revised suspension for better handling. This year, the vehicle gains some new technology, including blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert, both of which are now standard across the range. Auto-dimming, power-folding mirrors are included at no extra charge, too, as is Lexus Safety System Plus 2.0, a suite of driver aids that includes daytime cyclist detection, low-light pedestrian detection, road sign recognition and lane-keeping assist. Thankfully, I have not had an opportunity to test the pedestrian-detecting systems, but the lane-keeping aid is gentle yet quite effective.

Underway, the RX 450h is one smooth operator. Whether you’re traversing frost-heaved highways, tiptoeing along a cratered dirt road or just cruising around your subdivision, this Lexus’ ride is always sinuous. Even rolling on 20-inch wheels, small expansion joints barely register and larger impacts are easily deflected, all with no harshness or gritty vibration percolating through to the passenger compartment. Despite its smooth ride, the RX 450h’s body is decently controlled. Sure, it could feel a bit tighter in corners and it might be nice if the steering were quicker and heftier, but the whole chassis feels so well balanced that these changes aren’t necessary, plus they might ruin the fluffy ride, which would be a shame.

Refined, punchy and economical, there’s little to complain about regarding the RX 450h’s powertrain.

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Matching its over-the-road refinement, the RX’s cabin remains incredibly silent, quieter than naptime in a nursing home, with almost no wind, tire or engine noise being heard. The RX 450h’s hybrid powertrain is built around a 3.5-liter V6, one augmented by two electric motor-generators up front that form a continuously variable transmission, and a separate motor at the rear, which provides all-wheel drive. Whispering while it works, this arrangement provides a net 308 horsepower, though a torque figure is not listed because the math with hybrids is weird. On its own, however, the V6 engine whips up 247 pound-feet of twist. The RX 450h’s easy handling and all-wheel drive add immensely to my confidence one day as the weather goes from drab to dangerous, with a winter storm dumping sleet on the roadways.

Stand on the accelerator and this Lexus scoots. Performance, while not awe-inspiring, is still very good, the engine sounding like it’s operating far off in the distance rather than a few inches ahead of your toes. The hybrid parts of this drivetrain are similarly polished, barely drawing any attention to themselves. The brake pedal is also friendly, with a seamless transition between regenerative and friction braking. For added versatility, the RX 450h offers an EV mode, which allows you to run it solely on electrons. The onboard battery pack has enough juice for you to sneak down a cul-du-sac or into the garage without running the engine, but as soon as you go too fast or prod the throttle too aggressively the engine fires up. Remember, this is not a plug-in hybrid, so electric-only range is not the primary focus.

Cutting fuel consumption, however, is one of this Lexus’ main objectives. Expect 31 miles per gallon in the city and 28 mpg on highway drives. In mixed use, the RX 450h should return 30 mpg, however, in the real world I only average around 25.1, a disappointing score. It’s typically a breeze to meet or even exceed advertised fuel-economy scores in Toyota hybrids, which makes this performance (or lack thereof) a bit of a surprise.

The Lexus RX is something of a mixed bag.

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With its upscale interior, refined manners and, yes, unfortunate infotainment tech, a base 2021 Lexus RX 450h starts at just shy of $49,000, including $1,025 in destination fees. That’s about $2,650 more than an entry-level, front-wheel-drive, non-hybrid RX 350. As it sits, this F Sport example checks out for $59,380, a figure goosed by a few add-ons like a $200 wireless charger, $640 heated and ventilated front seats, $1,365 for parking assist and a 360-degree camera system, plus a few additional goodies. Still, that outlay gets you a family-friendly vehicle that’s more docile and refined than the sportier Acura MDX and, thanks to its aggressive styling (which you may or may not love), more visually interesting than a Lincoln Nautilus or Mercedes-Benz GLC.

There’s an abundance of luxury crossovers available today, great examples from German, American and Asian automakers. Plenty of them offer upscale interiors and loads of fancy features, but few are as refined, fuel efficient — and in one particular way — frustrating as this mostly likable Lexus.

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2020 Honda Pilot vs. 2020 Acura MDX: Contrast Crossovers

Put one out for the old family members van. Just put it out of the back home windows with the vents, would ya? A generation of children will certainly never recognize church seats with seat belts in the rear of a tin-can van slowly petering across the UNITED STATE Rather, they recognize crossover comfort with personalized environment controls and USB battery chargers for all the touchscreens.

The 2020 Honda Pilot as well as 2020 Acura MDX are three-row family members crossovers from car manufacturers that are both owned by Honda, but are unrelated.[bmw soft close automatic doors manufacturer]

The Pilot is a much softer family ride, a minivan in every method besides the gliding doors as well as wayback windows for third-row riders to launch apple cores as well as grapes at cars behind them. The MDX is sportier, sleeker, and readily available as a fuel-sipping hybrid. Our TCC Score range ideas the Acura thanks to its conventional features as well as deluxe flight baked into every model. When price is considered the stakes align in a huge means-- and also almost every household thinks about cost when it's time for a new vehicle. So which one is right for you? Happy you asked. The obvious distinction for the majority of households taking into consideration the 2020 Honda Pilot and also 2020 Acura MDX will be area in the 3rd row as well as freight area.

The Pilot supplies a third row appropriate for a lot of kids and average-size grownups with nearly 32 inches of leg space, as well as 16.5 cubic feet of cargo room with the 3rd row in position. The MDX is smaller in both measurements: almost 28 inches of leg room as well as 15.0 cubic feet of freight space with the third row in place. What that indicates for most family members: The Pilot's 3rd row is a lot more usable, much more easily accessible (particularly with optional second-row captain's chairs), more frequently. The MDX is outfitted with a common second-row bench in all variations. The Acura's interior is predictably upscale for the $12,850 rate costs it commands over the Honda. The MDX gets common leather upholstery, a dual-screen infotainment system, 18-inch wheels, LED headlights, as well as four USB ports. For even more money, the MDX can get sportier-looking attachments, better audio, rear-seat amusement, navigating, tonier natural leather, and larger wheels. All-wheel drive is an option on the MDX and also costs $2,000, other than on the MDX crossbreed, where it's conventional. That hybrid powertrain is an Acura unique; no amount of money can buy a crossbreed powertrain in a Pilot in the meantime.[get more]

The Pilot's adept in a lot of its equipment, but only in trims over the base Pilot LX. That version stubs in a 5.0-inch screen for infotainment and one USB port, together with fabric upholstery, 18-inch wheels, and also front-wheel drive. All-wheel drive is a $2,000 upcharge on the Pilot too, other than on Elite editions where it's conventional.

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foxacuraofelpaso · 4 years

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When you drive the 2020 Acura MDX, you’ll experience the ultimate in opulence. With a sophisticated design, spacious interior, and available hybrid model option, the MDX gives other luxury SUVs a run for their money. Take look at several features that make this crossover SUV so appealing.

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Best Memorial Day SUV Deals for 2020: Sport Utility Value

Memorial Day marks the unofficial beginning of summer, and summer is arguably the best time for an ambitious family road trip or the off-road adventure of your dreams. Thankfully, the folks at Intellichoice—which is part of the MotorTrend Group—have shared with us the best SUV deals on offer this Memorial Day weekend so we can pass them on to you.

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Best Memorial Day Car Deals for 2020: Huge Markdowns on These New Rides

2020 Buick Encore

The Encore has been a huge success for Buick since its launch in 2012 and right now you can pick one up in the Preferred trim with a $4,500 discount. In terms of percentage of its base price, this is one of the best deals on a new SUV you’ll find this weekend. It’s a comfortable, quiet cruiser of a subcompact premium SUV and although material choices on lower-trim examples leave something to be desired, with that rebate you could afford to climb the trim ladder (or upgrade to a model with AWD). Like the other deals in this story, this one is good through June 1.

2020 Chevrolet Equinox

The Equinox is Chevrolet’s best seller aside from the Silverado pickup and for memorial day, it’s on offer with a rebate of $4,750, with the exception of the base model. The Equinox may attract buyers with its intuitive infotainment system and loads of interior space. Although there’s room for improvement in terms of its road manners and noisy cabin, a stack of cash definitely sweetens the deal.

2020 Acura MDX

Acura is offering big money on the midsize MDX; $5,000 off all but the hand-built MDX PMC Edition. That rebate covers hybrid and non-hybrid models as well as FWD and AWD; we’ve been impressed by the current model’s SH-AWD system on and off-road. We don’t love its button-crowded center console and yes, there’s a new one coming soon, but $5,000 on the hood of a solid midsize luxury SUV makes it more worthy of your attention.

2020 Dodge Durango

The second-gen Durango is somehow still on sale (it launched in 2010) and Dodge is offering a $3,600 rebate on eight-cylinder R/T models for Memorial Day weekend, or $2,950 on other trims. And if you’ve got your heart set on the 475-hp Durango SRT, the rebate amounts to $4,750. It’s as old-school as you’d expect (with limited active safety tech), but the Dodge is a comparatively great handler and has muscle-car-on-stilts energy in spades. Add to that a $3,600 or $4,750 rebate and you can sign us up.

2020 Kia Sportage

Kia is offering $2,000 in rebates on its Honda CR-V and Toyota RAV4–fighting Sportage for Memorial Day weekend. It’s an attractive, feature-filled package that offers great value even before incentives like these. Watch out for the floaty suspension and tight cabin, but this could be a great buy if those don’t bother you.

2020 Jeep Renegade

The littlest Jeep boasts a healthy rebate for the holiday—$2,750 off all trims including the capable Renegade Trailhawk. It nails the cute-ute styling and its infotainment system is one of the more intuitive on the market. The underpowered drivetrain and unimpressive road manners will steer some folks away but if you’ve decided this is the summer you buy a Jeep, the Renegade could be an option.

2020 Cadillac Escalade

With the next-gen Escalade right around the corner, it’s no surprise Cadillac is offering great deals on the outgoing model, but a $9,000 rebate is no joke. The CUE infotainment system could be improved and fuel economy is unimpressive, but if you’re after the swagger and style of an Escalade, it’s hard to beat a 10-percent discount on Cadillac’s bonafide status symbol.

2020 Jaguar I-Pace

If it’s an electric SUV you’re after this weekend, now would be the time to ring up your local Jaguar dealer to chat about the $5,000 rebate Jag is offering on its I-Pace EV. It’s a fabulous example of how eco-minded vehicles need not be bound by alien styling—looking at you, Toyota—and its driving experience is a great one. It’s even decent off-road. With 234 miles of range it falls behind the segment leaders, but few electric cars can match the appeal of this Jag.

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2020 Acura MDX and MDX Sport Hybrid Arrive at Dealerships

The best-selling 3-row luxury SUV of all-time outpacing key competition in 2019

MDX offers a powerful-yet-refined driving experience and a broad range of class-leading interior, technology and safety features, including standard AcuraWatch™

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2020 Acura MDX Release Date, Review, Interior

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2020 Acura MDX Hybrid Redesign, Specs and Release Date

2020 Acura MDX Hybrid Redesign, Specs and Release Date.The upcoming 2020 Acura MDX Hybrid is a family favorite SUV that offers seats for seven passengers. It comes with the highest safety ratings and it is the largest Acura’s SUV. Not only the largest but also the most expensive SUV in the company’s lineup.Powered by a V6 engine, this SUV offers the front-wheel drive as a standard, however, a…

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VIP’s Top 5 Rated 3rd Row Mid-Range SUV Countdown

For your benefit, we at VIP Auto have created a short review of the best mid-range 3rd row SUVs.

Acura MDX

The 2020 Acura MDX is one of the top choices for the mid-size, mid-range SUV. With having 3 rows the last row might not be the best fit for an adult, but the first 2 rows should be more than enough. High quality leather and heated seats provide a comfortable experience for all 7 passengers. With a 5 star safety rating it is as safe as they come and the 290 HP engine is more than enough to get the car up and going.

Lexus GX460

The 2020 Lexus GX 460 is one of the most reliable 3 row SUVs on the market today. It comfortably seats 7 and the interior has a beautiful wood grain trim throughout the vehicle. Its 301 HP engine mixed with its 4WD gives it plenty of juice for standard city drivers and the adventurous off road type. It has fantastic safety features including the Lexus Safety System that monitors side, front and rear alerts along with all the blind spots.

GMC Yukon

The large 2020 GMC Yukon can potentially fit 8 people throughout its 3 rows. The base models start with a 355 HP engine that powers the vehicle with a 4WD or RWD option. The second and third-row both have options to be folded down making the cargo space increase from 15 cubic feet up to above 90. It has all modern technology and safety features including remote start, sunroof, and tri-zone climate control.

Chevy Tahoe

The 2020 Chevy Tahoe is a second on this list that has incredible reliability ratings. Depending on the trim the Tahoe can seat either 8 or even 9 passengers with the first two rows comfortably fitting any adult. It has just over 15 cubic feet cargo space behind the third row and when folded it increases to about 50. The infotainment is led by the 8 in touch screen and is easy to use, with the clear sound it can be linked to any phone, plus USB charging. It is powered by a V8 5.3-liter engine that gives it plenty of acceleration and pick up.

Cadillac XT6

The brand new 2020 Cadillac XT6 was just released this last year. It is the largest in the XT series and also the most luxurious. It is noted for its secure interior that nearly eliminates any outside road noise. It can seat 7 passengers and has some of the best cargo space in its class. Although not the fastest SUV on the road the 310 HP engines give plenty of power for any highway and city use. Also, the engine allows it to tow up to 4k pounds making it very versatile. The MPG is average for its size at around 18 mpg, but the driving experience is one of the most enjoyable features.

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As we move into 2020 drivers are looking for replacements for their old gas hogs and many are looking towards the new models boasting some amazing fuel efficiency ratings. Luxury vehicles previously focused more on creature comforts, power, and advanced technology features but recent consumer demands for better gas mileage have caused them to adopt a new outlook on the design of the engine and fuel consumption. As we move into the new year, if you’re in the market for a brand new luxury car but you want to save money at the pump, then we have a list of upcoming models that might be of interest to you. Here are the top 20 most fuel-efficient luxury cars for 2020.20. 2020 Audi TT: 25 mpg combinedThe new Audi TT Coupe is loaded with luxury features in the standard edition with the Audi virtual cockpit, MMI Navigation plus audio settings, Google Earth imagery, a fully digital 12.3-inch information display, infotainment, and a streamlined interior. The body type is a coupe with a 4 passenger seating capacity. The 4-cylinder turbocharged engine cranks 228 horsepower with 258 lb-ft of torque for acceleration from zero to 60 mph in 5.2 seconds and a top speed of 130 mph.19. 2020 Acura MDX: 20 City/27 highwayThe new Acura MDX is a crossover SUV with a passenger capacity of 6 that comes with a range of interior luxury features, all-wheel drive, and third-row seating. It comes standard with a 290 horsepower V6 engine that delivers power with plenty of torque fast acceleration. An active damper system helps to keep power to the ground. It also features a towing capacity of 5,000 lbs for a nice balance of versatility, efficiency, and performance. 18. 2020 Acura RLX: 20 City/29 HighwayThe new RLX is a sedan with a 5 passenger capacity and an all-wheel-drive that gets up to 20 mpg on the highway. It’s equipped with a V6 engine that generates 310 horsepower without sacrificing mpg. The generous fuel tank holds 18.5 gallons of fuel. Just a few of the luxury features for his model year include precision electronic control wit three settings for heat and an extra 3 for ventilation, a quick warm-up feature, a Krell audio system, and a surround-view camera.17. 2020 BMW X1: 26 mpg combinedThe X1 is a 5 passenger crossover SUV with 5 passenger seating capacity and all-wheel-drive. It’s equipped with a 4 cylinder turbocharged engine for 26 mpg combined fuel-efficiency rating, and tons of luxury features. It’s agile and the sharp handling makes this a fun car to drive. An 8.8-inch touchscreen comes standard, and it gets a refresh on the exterior for 2020 with a larger grille, lots of cargo room and rear passenger space and plenty of high-quality luxury features for creature comfort.16. 2020 Infiniti QX50: 23 City/29 highwayThe upcoming Infiniti QX50 is a 5 passenger luxury wagon that comes equipped with a 4 cylinder turbocharged engine and all-wheel drive. It gives up 268 horsepower which is ample to suit most driver’s needs for power. This is the brand’s first production of the variable compression turbo engine with the top performance that cuts down on carbon emissions for an eco-friendly more efficient luxury vehicle. 15. 2020 Audi A3 FWD: 30 mpg combinedThe Audi A3 FWD will come out for 2020 with a clean design that is modern in appearance but it’s one of the oldest entry-level sedans available today. It’s equipped with a 2.0-liter turbo-four engine in your choice of power levels. This is matched with a 7-speed S Tronic dual-clutch automatic transmission and front-wheel drive. It accelerates from zero to 60 mph in 6.6 seconds. The base front-drive model offers the best fuel efficiency and you sacrifice mileage if you decide to upgrade to the sportier package. You get 184 horsepower with the base model with 222 lb-ft of torque and a top speed of 130 mpg.14. 2020 Cadillac CT5: 23 City/32 HighwayThe new CT5 is a new redesigned compact sedan that is coming out with a new Supercruise technology. It will be equipped with a 2.0-liter twin-scroll turbo engine mated with a 10-speed automatic transmission. Luxury features include a 10-inch diagonal screen, intuitive controls along with a rotary controller. Standard adaptive remote start, cabin air purification ionizer, and front-seat lumbar massage are just a few of the luxury features that come standard.13. 2020 Lexus LS: 25 City/33 HighwayThe 2020 Lexus LS is one of the most fuel-efficient luxury cars on the market for 2020. It is powered with a 3.5-liter V6 Twin-turbo engine that dishes out 416 horsepower with 442 lb-ft of torque. It offers plenty of power with fast acceleration when you need a little extra speed. This model has been tested to move from zero to 60 mph in just 4.6 seconds with a top speed of 136 mph. The interior is spacious and luxurious with all the creature comforts that make the LS a pleasure to ride in, and it’s loaded with updated tech such as an infotainment system and available driver assistance and safety features. 12. 2020 Mercedes Benz A 220: 24 City/34 HighwayThe Mercedes Benz A220 for 2020 is coming out in a 5 passenger styling and is equipped with a 2.0-liter OLI-4 engine that is matched with a 7-speed automatic shift with manual and overdrive. The drivetrain is a 4Matic all-wheel. It’s loaded to the hilt with luxury features and advanced tech in the interior, but it still manages to deliver excellent fuel efficiency with 24 mpg in the city and 34 on the highway. This model is only available as a sedan. It’s a compact luxury car that doesn’t skimp when it comes to power, agility and quick acceleration.11. 2020 Acura ILX: 24 City/34 HighwayThe Acura ILX is a compact car that features an excellent power to weight ratio that makes it among the most powerful cars in its class. The engine is a 201 horsepower 82 i-VTEC that has been specially engineered for excellent agility with a gas-saving feature. On the interior, you’ll experience comfort and luxury with Ultrasuede trimmed seats and A-Spec badging. You can order the ILX in 4 trim packages including A-Spec, Technology, Standard, and Premium.10. 2020 Mercedes Benz CLA: 25 City/35 HighwayThe new Mercedes Benz CLA will offer drivers up to 35 mpg on the highway and 25 in the city in one of the season’s most fuel-efficient luxury vehicles. This model is equipped with a gas-sipping automatic transmission. The CLA 250 is going to cost a little more money than the A-class sedan but the all-wheel drive is a feature that some drivers will opt for at the sacrifice of a few more dollars and the more powerful engine only takes a 1 mpg hit on fuel economy. This is destined to be one of the best choices in luxury vehicles for 2020 for those wishing to conserve on fuel-consumption without sacrificing power, style or luxury features. 9. 2020 Lexus LC: 27 City/35 HighwayThe 2020 Lexus LC is coming out in a limited production inspiration series that will be offered with Nori Green paint on the exterior and Saddle tan leather on the interior. There have been a few minor changes to the optional feature availability and the standard features. A convertible has also been confirmed for 2020 with the production release date TBA. This model is a part of the LC 500 generation that made its debut in 2018. It features exceptionally high-quality interior materials with a sporty appeal. The manufacturer was generous with the standard features.8. 2020 BMW 330i: 26 City/36 HighwayThe base model is the most fuel-efficient with a 2.0-liter turbo-sour engine with 295 lb-ft of torque. and 255 horsepower. It offers plenty of power and excellent acceleration. The engine is mated with an 8-speed automatic transmission and it’s also available in an all-wheel-drive version with just a couple mpg loss. The interior boasts upscale luxury with plenty of space and easy to use controls. This model is a part of the seventh generation which made its debut in 2019.7. 2020 BMW 3 Series: 26 City/36 HighwayThe 3 Series model is in its seventh generation and is packed with innovative features. The powerful engine and sport tuning for this sean give it amazing acceleration with up to 382 horsepower. The exterior design gives it a sleek and attractive aesthetic that is functional for enhancing road agility and aerodynamics, along with a tuned suspension that has been improved over the previous model year.6. 2020 BMW 530e: 350 miles hybridThe 530e is a midsize car that is coming out with a few improvements. It receives a larger battery for the 2020 model year which gives it a longer range of up to 21 miles in EV mode with a total of 350 miles when both modes of this hybrid are used. It is equipped with a 2.0-liter turbo-four engine with an electric motor for lots of power at your disposal. You can also order this model in an all-wheel drive.5. 2020 Audi A4: 37 mpg highwayThe new Audi A4 has received a new look thanks to the refresh that it has received. It’s sporty and sleek with a minimalist approach to the interior. It gets a new MMI infotainment system with a larger display and a choice of several engine options but the base model with the 2.0-liter turbo-four grants the best fuel efficiency with 248 horsepower and 273 lb-ft of torque for quick acceleration and all the power you should need.4. 2020 Volvo S90-T8 490 milesThe Volvo S90 T8 is yet another fuel-efficient luxury model offered by the brand for 2020. thanks to the electric and fuel-powered engines, it offers a total of 400 horsepower and it leaves a smaller carbon footprint in the process. It’s a high-end luxury vehicle through and through in a plug-in hybrid powertrain and luxury features including a crystal electronic shifter, matte wood trim, and a large back seat. It gets 21 miles of EV on a single charge and a total of 490 miles combined range.3. 2020 Volvo S60/V60 T8: 510 miles 1charge/1tankThe Volvo S60 is a hybrid luxury car that features improved efficiency with a further range in EV mode, up to 22 miles and 510 total miles when using both power options. The larger battery enhances the range potential. This Swedish luxury car is equipped with a 415 horsepower engine and pushes 494 lb-ft of torque for zippy acceleration and plenty of power.2. 2020 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid: 39 City/42 HighwayThe new Lincoln MKZ Hybrid is coming to the end of its current generation with the 2020 model but it’s a luxury car that gets one of the best fuel-efficiency ratings of them all. The designing engineers paired a 2.0-liter gas engine with an I-4 electric motor, and the result was 42 mpg on the highway., and 39 in the city. It generates 188 horsepower combined with a price that starts at the same as the gas-only edition.1. 2020 Lexus ES 300H: 43 City/44 highwayThe ES 300H is a model that was first introduced alongside the brand’s flagship, the LS. This luxury sedan will kick off the last generation of the model with a new hybrid system. It combines a new 2.5-liter inline 4 engine with an electric motor for up to 44 mpg on the highway. it cranks out 215 horsepower with plenty of power and a continuation of the luxury cabin with all the bells and whistles you’ve come to expect from Lexus.

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Large Hybrid SUVs for 2020: Which Have the Best Fuel Economy?

If you need a vehicle that offers a balance of good fuel economy and ample interior space, the big hybrid SUVs on this list fit the bill. Most of them pack plenty of power, too. Keep reading to learn about the most efficient large hybrid SUVs on the market, broken down into traditional hybrids and plug-in hybrids.

Traditional Large Hybrid SUVs

2020 Toyota Highlander Hybrid: 34 MPG combined

Starting Price: $TBA

Toyota has completely redesigned the Highlander Hybrid for the 2020 model year. With the makeover comes a big jump in fuel economy over the 2019 Highlander Hybrid’s respectable 30/28/29 mpg rating (city/highway/combined). Toyota hasn’t released full fuel economy numbers for the 2020 model but has announced an EPA-estimated 34 mpg in combined city and highway driving. How did this happen? Toyota replaced the 3.5-liter V-6 hybrid system with a 2.5-liter I-4 hybrid setup, bringing total horsepower down from 306 to 240. We’ll have to see whether or not the crossover has enough gumption to satisfy consumers when it goes on sale in February 2020, but we do expect it to feel much smoother on the road because it sits on a new platform.

2020 Lexus RX 450h: 30 MPG combined

Starting Price: $47,775

Lexus’ top-selling crossover is at its best when paired with the optional hybrid powertrain. Together, an electric motor and 3.5-liter V-6 produce 308 hp, which is sent to all four wheels through a CVT. Despite its size, the Lexus RX 450h is energetic and agile around corners, all while getting 31/28/30 mpg. On one tank, drivers can travel an EPA-estimated 516 miles. The interior also impresses with six standard USB ports, comfortable seats, and soft-touch materials everywhere you look.

2020 Lexus RX 450h L: 29 MPG combined

Starting price: $51,485

Lexus finally came out with a three-row version of the RX a few years ago. Featuring captain’s chairs in the second row, this model has room for six people. The price and fuel economy penalty that comes with the extra row is minimal. This 308-hp hybrid crossover impresses with its rating of 29/28/29 mpg, 1 combined mpg below the two-row version. Unfortunately, though, adults will find space is at a premium in the third row, so these seats are best reserved for short jaunts around town.

2020 Ford Explorer Hybrid: 28 MPG combined

Starting price: $53,475

If you don’t like stopping for gas, the redesigned hybrid Explorer is a good bet. The EPA estimates you can travel 540 miles on a single tank of gas if you opt for the rear-wheel-drive version. All-wheel drive drops range to a still-solid 482 miles. The Explorer delivers 27/29/28 mpg with rear-drive and 23/26/25 mpg with all-wheel drive, but its real specialties are power and towing. This large hybrid SUV makes 318 hp from its 3.3-liter V-6 engine and electric motor pairing, and it can tow 5,000 pounds when properly equipped.

2020 Acura MDX Sport Hybrid: 27 MPG combined

Starting price: $53,895

It may be a hybrid, but the hybrid MDX packs quite the punch with 321 total horsepower. It has a 321-hp 3.0-liter V-6 engine and two rear-mounted electric motors, which dole out torque directly to the left and right rear wheels for better control. Fuel economy is reasonable for a big hybrid SUV at 26/27/27 mpg. The interior remains quiet when you put the wheels to pavement, and there’s plenty of space inside the cabin for second-row passengers. The third row, however, is a bit more cramped.

Plug-In Large Hybrid SUVs*

*These SUVs are ranked by MPGe, or “miles per gallon of gasoline-equivalent.” This metric represents the number of miles a car can travel using a quantity of alternative fuel (in this case, electricity stored in a battery) with the same energy content as a gallon of gasoline. Check out our complete list of plug-in hybrid SUVs with the best MPGe ratings here.

2020 BMW X5 xDrive45e: 56 MPGe

Starting price: $TBA

BMW’s most recent plug-in hybrid X5 was the xDrive40e. For 2020, BMW is bringing out a new version called the X5 xDrive45e iPerformance, which offers 394 hp and 443 lb-ft of torque. The EPA has yet to release official fuel economy numbers for this new entry, but as we learned in our First Drive, it’s a comfortable daily driver that doesn’t even feel like a hybrid.

2020 Volvo XC90 PHEV: 55 MPGe

Starting price: $67,995

This unassuming large Volvo brings a lot more performance to the table than you might expect from a big hybrid SUV. With 400 hp and 472 lb-ft of torque, the three-row plug-in hybrid takes just 5.0 seconds to hit 60 mph, and it does so quietly and effortlessly. The XC90 also features an opulent interior and is available in six- or seven-seat configurations.

2020 Bentley Bentayga Hybrid: 50 MPGe

Starting price: $159,625

The standard V-8 Bentley Bentayga isn’t very efficient, delivering 14/23/17 mpg. If you’re looking for a little more efficiency, the Bentayga Hybrid nets 50 MPGe in its default Hybrid drive mode. This 5,800-pound ultra-luxe ute knows how to hustle; the 443-hp, 516-lb-ft V-6 is smooth and quiet when it sprints to 60 mph in a Bentley-estimated 5.2 seconds.

2019/20 Porsche Cayenne E-Hybrid: 46 MPGe

Starting price: $82,450

Among the big hybrid SUVs on the market, this one is the surest to put a smile on your face when you hit the accelerator. The standard model makes 455 hp, but the Cayenne Turbo S E-Hybrid kicks things up a notch with 670 hp and an eye-watering price tag of $163,250. Excess comes in many forms—including large hybrid SUVs.

Large Hybrid SUVs With the Best Fuel Economy

2020 Toyota Highlander Hybrid | 34 MPG | $TBA

2020 Lexus RX 450h | 30 MPG | $47,775

2020 Lexus RX 450h L | 29 MPG | $51,485

2020 Ford Explorer Hybrid | 28 MPG | $53,475

2020 Acura MDX Sport Hybrid | 27 MPG | $53,895

Plug-In Large Hybrid SUVs With the Best Fuel Economy

2020 BMW X5 xDrive45e | 56 MPGe | $TBA

2020 Volvo XC90 PHEV | 55 MPGe | $67,995

2020 Bentley Bentayga Hybrid | 50 MPGe | $159,625

2019/20 Porsche Cayenne E-Hybrid | 46 MPGe | $82,450

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2021 Lincoln Navigator

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2021 Lincoln Navigator

The upcoming 2021 Lincoln Navigator is the fourth-gen model. This full-size SUV uses lots of luxury and remarkable ride quality. On top of that, Navigator comes with an effective engine and a long list of tech features. The fourth-generation Navigator showed up almost two years ago. Rationally, the 2021 Navigator will present mid-cycle refreshments.

Nevertheless, Cadillac is redesigning its Escalade model, so Lincoln needs to supply more major changes. To this minute, changes are simply a lot of speculations. That includes substantial facelift, hybrid powertrain, and many other upgrades.

2021 Lincoln Navigator Exterior

Speculations are predicting a total facelift. Nevertheless, that will not happen, a minimum of not in 2021. Lincoln feels it is prematurely for substantial upgrades after all, fourth-gen model is fairly fresh. It knows that the 2021 Lincoln Navigator will show up with familiar design language. Styling will also stay. Lincoln will only present minor visual updates.

As a result, a new full-size SUV will look more subtle and more modern. Some features are a little enlarged, and side profile looks cleaner and more elegant. Lincoln will not use new optional features, which was another report. Significant changes might take place in 2022, which is likewise a big concern.

2021 Lincoln Navigator Interior

We also don’t anticipate significant changes from the inside. The 2021 Lincoln Navigator is primarily a carryover model. The existing model was just recently refreshed so there is no need for radical moves today. Nevertheless, Navigator’s interior looks genuinely impressive and super-luxurious.