The Lexus ES has always been a rational luxury car. Since its 1989 debut, it has served buyers who wanted the refinement, quietness, reliability, and dealership experience of a premium brand without ...

For decades, the Lexus ES has existed in a comfortable little bubble. Buyers loved it because it was quiet, reliable, spacious, and almost aggressively committed to not upsetting anyone. It wasn’t ...

Lexus introduces the all-electric front-drive ES 350e and all-wheel-drive 500e. A hybrid ES is coming soon. The ES 350e has a 307-mile EPA-estimated total driving range, Lexus says. Pricing starts at ...

The new ES arrives in hybrid form first—and it gets luxury features to match sedans from a class above. The 2026 Lexus ES launches with both electric and hybrid models at competitive prices. Optional ...

Lexus has revealed pricing for the 2026 ES sedan lineup, which now includes both hybrid and electric versions. The redesigned ES comes in ES350h hybrid and ES350e and ES500e EV forms. The ES350h ...

After over a decade in Kentucky, the last Lexus ES has come off the line, marking the end of a significant US production run for the brand’s most recognizable sedan. Lexus ES production ends in ...

The 2026 Lexus ES made its formal debut at this year’s Shanghai International Automobile Industry Exhibition. The luxury sedan will offer a 2.5-liter hybrid powertrain or two battery-electric ...

In debuting alongside the Lexus LS in 1989, the ES became one of the first cars to be graced with a Lexus badge and so far, has evolved through seven generations to become a constant fixture in the ...

In 2022, two high school students created a trigonometric proof of the Pythagorean Theorem—something that’s only ever been accomplished by a few professional mathematicians. Now, a new article not ...

It's hard to make a case for the 2025 Lexus ES as exciting. While the IS trim has the potent V8 in its IS 500 F Sport Performance flagship to add some halo, and the sizable LS trim leans into the ...

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