The 2021 Lexus UX 300e is the Japanese carmaker's first all-electric vehicle and its launch in Indonesia yesterday (26-November 2020) marks its entrance into the ASEAN region.
The battery electric vehicle (BEV) is powered by a front-mounted electric motor that makes 201 PS and 300 Nm of torque. Power comes from a 54.3 kWh lithium-ion battery pack, good for a 300 km range on the WLTP cycle. Standard AC charging rates for the crossover is 6.6 kW and 50 kW with a fast charger.
The exterior is standard Lexus: tri-LED projector headlights flank the signature spindle grille and crafted design touches all-around, including 17-inch wheels.
Termed as 'Human-Centred Cockpit', the interior is designed to fit the driver and occupants as perfectly practical as possible. There's a digital Optitron instrument cluster as well as a head-up display.
Pampering your passengers is the 13-speaker Mark Levinson surround sound system which can be controlled by the 10.3-inch touchscreen infotainment display. And yes, there's Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support, as expected really.
Safety wise, the UX 300e comes with 8 airbags, blind spot monitor (BSM) and a 360-degree panoramic view monitor (PVM).
Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) are also present. Called Lexus Safety System+, it encompasses these functions:
Fully-imported (CBU) from Japan, the UX 300e is the most expensive variant of the UX range in Indonesia:
| Lexus UX price in Indonesia | |
|---|---|
| Variant | Price |
| UX 200 | IDR. 855.000.000 (~ RM 247k) |
| UX 200 F Sport | IDR. 925.000.000 (~ RM 267k) |
| UX 250 H | IDR. 990.000.000 (~ RM 286k) |
| UX 300e | IDR. 1,245,000,000 (~RM 360k) |
You may ask 'why Indonesia?' and a major reason for that is their push towards electrificying transportation.
We still have quite a way to go, getting to know new technologies such as Honda's i-MMD technology, for instance.
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Mamak Talk
EV is already dead in Malaysia?Average RM200K...Overprice make it die? Many EV were launched in Malaysia this year. Then I thought that electric car has a great development in malaysia, but just now I search in google and found out that malaysia only register 5k plus units? what🤷♂️??? guys, any opinion for why electric car no popular in malaysia? is the price problem? or other else?
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Mamak Talk
The future is electric - what’ll happen when there’s no more petrol cars? One thing that terrifies me as a car enthusiast! So far, some countries such as the UK, Germany, India, Ireland, and the Netherlands have planned to ban the sale of petrol-powered cars by 2030, and electric cars will replace them completely in the future. As a lover of engine sound and performance cars, my world would fall apart if I was surrounded by electric cars. What does it look like in the future, guys?
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