The Lexus NX is a compact luxury crossover that has been well-received in the market. With 554 total complaints spread across multiple model years, no single year dominates the complaint landscape, though 2024 currently leads. Electrical system issues and service brake concerns are among the top reported problems for this popular luxury SUV.

554
Total Complaints
13
Total Recalls
11
Model Years
0
Reported Deaths

Common Problem Categories

Unknown Or Other 80
Electrical System 54
Fuel/propulsion System 52
Service Brakes 48
Engine 44

Complaints by Model Year

All Model Years

Year Complaints Recalls Crashes Fires Rating
2025 32 4 8 0 Average
2024 94 3 18 4 Below Average
2023 32 2 2 0 Average
2022 60 1 22 0 Average
2021 46 0 2 6 Average
2020 38 0 4 0 Average
2019 74 1 6 0 Average
2018 42 0 2 0 Average
2017 36 0 16 0 Average
2016 40 1 18 0 Average
2015 60 1 8 0 Average

Lexus Nx Years to Avoid

2024, 2019, 2022, 2015

Best Lexus Nx Years

2025, 2017

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most common problems with the Lexus NX?

Electrical system issues lead with 54 complaints, followed by fuel/propulsion system problems (52), service brake concerns (48), and engine issues (44). The complaints are distributed across various systems rather than concentrated in one area.

Which Lexus NX years should I avoid?

The 2024 model year currently has the most complaints (94), followed by 2019 (74), 2022 (60), and 2015 (60). However, complaint levels are relatively moderate across all years compared to the total sales volume.

Is the Lexus NX reliable?

The NX demonstrates reasonable reliability for a modern luxury crossover. Complaint levels are distributed fairly evenly across model years, suggesting no systemic issues. Regular maintenance should keep the NX running well.

What is the best year for the Lexus NX?

The 2025 and 2017 model years show relatively lower complaint rates (32-36 each). The 2020 and 2021 models also show moderate complaint levels and represent good choices.