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If I understand correctly, the 700h has its own version of EKDSS. They call it AVS (Adaptive Variable Suspension). In addition to that, it also has Active Height Control, which the GX doesn't. The link below has more information.As a person that is looking for a bit more
Luxury than a GX, the LX 700H Overtrail might be a good option, however:
1. No EKDSS is a real letdown/disappointment
2. 20mph average, 1mpg more than a non hybrid 2024 is also a real letdown/disappointment
3. Really would have liked to see some interior upgrades from the 2024
I’ll wait to pass final judgement until I see and drive one but I’m thinking the 2025 LX700H Overtail a no go for me.
Do you think the gas mileage let down is mainly from extra weight?As a person that is looking for a bit more
Luxury than a GX, the LX 700H Overtrail might be a good option, however:
1. No EKDSS is a real letdown/disappointment
2. 20mph average, 1mpg more than a non hybrid 2024 is also a real letdown/disappointment
3. Really would have liked to see some interior upgrades from the 2024
I’ll wait to pass final judgement until I see and drive one but I’m thinking the 2025 LX700H Overtail a no go for me.
I think that’s what they would say. I’m one of those people that thinks they could do better. My question is why aren’t they?Do you think the gas mileage let down is mainly from extra weight?
I’m not seeing any reference to disconnecting sway bars. Am I missing it?If I understand correctly, the 700h has its own version of EKDSS. They call it AVS (Adaptive Variable Suspension). In addition to that, it also has Active Height Control, which the GX doesn't. The link below has more information.
I needed to familiarize myself with the suspension that the LX 700h will come equipped with, so I decided to look into it and post my findings here for others with the same question.
From the LX 700h press release:
Active Height Control (AHC) and Adaptive Variable Suspension (AVS): To ensure a seamless balance between off-road drivability and on-road handling stability, the LX utilizes AHC and AVS – both now standard across the LX lineup. This system provides improved grip, traction, and control as well as a sense of strength and security.
More information about this system from...
- Dragoon
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- Forum: 🗜️ Lexus LX 700h Suspension
Sorry, I was thinking more about the adaptive suspension adjusting between off-road and on-road performance. I have not seen anything about electronic disconnecting sway bars for the 700h.I’m not seeing any reference to disconnecting sway bars. Am I missing it?