How long is the Lexus LS in inches?
The latest Lexus LS models are about 206 inches long, with small variations by year and trim. This article breaks down the length across generations to give a clear sense of how the figure has evolved.
Current-generation length
Current LS models, including the LS 500 and LS 500h, sit in the neighborhood of around 206 inches in overall length, with minor differences by market and configuration.
- Current LS models (2020–present): approximately 206 inches long.
In practice, the current-generation LS maintains a similar overall length across trims, with negligible differences beyond wheel-and-tire choices and optional features. For precise inches on a specific variant, consult Lexus official specs for the exact model year.
Length across older generations
Earlier LS generations tended to be shorter, typically around the mid-190s inches, though some long-wheelbase versions extended the length by a few inches.
- LS 400/430 (1989–2000s): about 195 inches long.
- LS 430/460 and LS 460L (2000s–2010s): generally around 195–203 inches, with the long-wheelbase LS 460L extending the length by a few inches.
Overall, the evolution shows a trend toward greater length in modern iterations, while older models hovered around the mid-190s inches. If you need the precise figure for a specific year and trim, check the official Lexus specifications for that model year.
Notes on measurement and variants
Length can vary slightly by market (U.S. vs. other regions), optional equipment, and whether the vehicle includes the long-wheelbase option. Always verify the exact inches from the official spec sheet for the exact year and configuration you’re researching.
Summary
In short, the current Lexus LS is about 206 inches long, with older generations generally shorter (around 195 inches) and long-wheelbase variants adding a few inches. For the most precise figure, reference the official Lexus specification for the exact model year and variant you’re considering.
