Lexus India reported higher sales for the LM 350h in November 2025 and introduced small updates to the MPV. Demand for the vehicle remains spread across major Indian cities, and Lexus continues to support buyers with extended service options.
New Delhi, India, 22/12/2025 — Lexus India said sales of its LM 350h luxury MPV rose 40 percent in November 2025 compared with the same month last year. The company also shared that total sales for the model from January to November grew by 15 percent over the same period in 2024.
The LM 350h is a premium multi-purpose vehicle aimed mostly at buyers who prefer a driver-driven car with high passenger comfort. The MPV comes in four-seat and seven-seat versions and uses a hybrid petrol-electric system that does not need plug-in charging.
In October 2025, Lexus India introduced small updates to the LM 350h, including improved convenience and safety features. These changes include powered sliding rear doors that can now be controlled from the rear console, and a rear console tray for passengers in the four‑seat version. The 2.5‑litre engine has also been made compatible with E20 fuel standards in India. Deliveries of the updated model have already begun across the country.
Price data from industry listings show that the LM 350h typically ranges from about ₹2.15 crore to ₹2.70 crore (ex‑showroom), depending on the variant chosen.
Lexus India said the vehicle saw interest across major urban centres such as Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Chennai during 2025. The company noted that this demand reflects a broader market interest in premium chauffeur‑driven vehicles rather than sales concentrated in one region.
Lexus India has also offered service programmes for LM 350h buyers, including long‑term warranty plans and roadside support for a set period. The company said these services aim to make ownership easier for customers in the premium segment.
Lexus began selling cars in India in 2017 and started local assembly of the ES 300h sedan in 2020. The ES 300h has remained one of the brand’s best‑selling models in the country. Lexus India now sells several hybrid models. On the global front, Lexus has sold more than two million electrified vehicles worldwide.
Sales of the LM 350h grew in November 2025, keeping up steady demand in the luxury MPV segment. Lexus India updated the model with new features in late 2025. Prices vary by variant, and interest has been reported across several large Indian cities. No new production or local assembly plans have been announced so far for the LM 350h.
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