Lexus LM 350 launched in Indonesia – pimped out Alphard?

The Lexus LM is Toyota’s most favourite MPV in its most luxurious form.  Sporting the same 3.5L V6 2GR-FKS engine as the Toyota Alphard, the LM offers enhanced luxury. This year, Thailand has received the LM 300h while the LM 350 has been launched in Indonesia.

Available in either a 4-seater or 7-seater configuration, the LM350 comes with luxury features such as:

  • Mark Levinson audio
  • 26-inch on board display (4-seater only)
  • 13.3-inch on board display (7-seater)
  • Massage seats (4-seater model only) (7 different programs, 5 levels of pressure)
  • AdaptiPedic foam
  • Power Ottoman (4-seater only)
  • Double Moon Roof
  • Electrically frosted glass partition
  • Gin Sui Boku ornamentation
  • Wireless charging

Safety-wise, the LM 350 is equipped with Lane Departure Alert (LDA), Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Blind Spot Monitor, and Parking Support Brake. As good as it looks, Lexus Malaysia has no immediate plans of bringing in the LM into the Malaysian market.

 

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