2022 Lexus GX 460 Receives New Tech And Black Line Special Edition

by AutoExpert   |  6 August, 2021

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The GX 460, Lexus' all-terrain vehicle, will get a few updates for the 2022 model year, including new equipment and a Black Line Edition.

To begin, every 2022 Lexus GX 460 will come equipped with standard Intuitive Parking Assist, GPS, and power-folding mirrors, all of which are beneficial considering the SUV's dimensions.

Furthermore, a new 10.3-inch screen contributes to the cabin's sleek appearance. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as their virtual assistants and Amazon Alexa, are all compatible with the new navigation system.
Lexus' full array of safety technology comes standard, much like the rest of the lineup.

Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Departure Alert, Intelligent High Beams, and High-Speed Dynamic Radar Cruise Control are among the features available.

Black Line Special Edition relies on the GX 460 Premium grade trim for individuals who desire something a little more special. Customers can select between going fully black with Black Onyx color or highlighting the deep details with Starfire Pearl or Nori Green Pearl, both of which are exclusive to this trim kit.


It rides on 18-inch gloss black alloys and features a blackout chrome grille surround as well as unique fog lamp garnishes. Black Line lower front and back bumper valences, Garnet Red taillights, black roof rails, and body-colored door handles are also included.

Inside, the 2022 Lexus GX 460 Black Line Edition features black headlining and bi-tone black Nuluxe with gray-colored bolster accents and embroidery on a variety of surfaces, including the seats. Matte black ash wood is used for all of the decors.

The Black Line Edition's price has yet to be confirmed. The price of the 2021 GX 460 Premium, on the other hand, stands at $56,540.

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