Lexus Coloring Pages at ColoringPagesOnly.com brings together 30+ free printable pages featuring specific models from Lexus’s full lineup – from the flagship LC 500 grand tourer and the legendary LFA supercar to the bestselling RX 350 crossover, the luxury LS 430 sedan, the LX 570 and LX 470 full-size SUVs, the compact CT 200h hybrid, the NX350h hybrid crossover, and the fully electric RZ. The collection covers Lexus’s most recognized nameplates across every category the brand produces, making it useful for automotive enthusiasts, car design students, and families with children who are passionate about luxury vehicles. The full Car collection is available through our Car Coloring Pages hub.
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About Lexus
Lexus (レクサス) is the luxury vehicle division of Toyota Motor Corporation, established in 1989 and headquartered in Nagoya, Japan. The brand was created specifically to compete with established European luxury marques – Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Audi – in the North American market, launching with the LS 400 sedan, which immediately became a benchmark for refinement and value in the full-size luxury segment. Lexus is now sold in over 90 countries and has grown into one of the most recognized luxury automotive brands globally.
Lexus's design language is defined by its Spindle Grille – the distinctive hourglass-shaped front grille that has been the brand's signature design element since its introduction across the model range beginning in 2012. The spindle grille is most dramatically expressed on performance-oriented models like the LC 500 and the GS F, where it spans the full front fascia in a bold, sculpted form. On SUV models like the RX and LX, the grille is more integrated but still immediately recognizable as belonging to the Lexus family.
The brand also introduced the concept of Lexus Driving Signature – a philosophy of tuning all Lexus vehicles to feel responsive, direct, and driver-connected regardless of powertrain – and pioneered luxury hybrid technology in its segment, launching the RX 400h in 2004 as the world's first luxury hybrid SUV, years before European competitors had comparable hybrid offerings. As of 2024, Lexus has committed to an all-electric vehicle lineup by 2035, with the RZ fully electric crossover representing the first step in this transition.
Models in This Collection
Lexus LC 500 – The Design Icon
The Lexus LC 500 is the most represented model in this collection, appearing in four dedicated pages: Lexus LC 500 Coloring Page, Lexus LC 500 Color Page, Lexus LC 500 Coloring Page to Print, and Lexus LC 500 Super GT Coloring Page. The LC 500 is Lexus's flagship grand tourer – a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive 2+2 coupe powered by a naturally aspirated 5.0-liter V8 engine producing 471 horsepower. Introduced as a production version of the LF-LC concept car in 2017, the LC 500 is widely considered one of the most beautiful automotive designs of the 2010s and has been cited by automotive press as one of the finest-looking cars in any class.
The LC 500's silhouette is defined by an extremely low roofline, a dramatically long hood, wide rear haunches, and the full expression of Lexus's Spindle Grille at the front. The Super GT tile refers to the LC 500's motorsport variant – the Lexus LC 500 that competes in Japan's Super GT Series GT500 class, which carries race liveries in team colors that differ significantly from road car color options. The Lexus LC Coloring Page is a general LC series page covering the broader LC nameplate.
Lexus LFA – The Supercar
The Lexus LFA is the most technically remarkable car in Lexus's history – a carbon fiber-bodied supercar produced in a limited run of 500 units between 2010 and 2012, powered by a 4.8-liter V10 engine producing 553 horsepower, co-developed with Yamaha. The LFA is notable for its engine sound – a high-pitched V10 scream at over 9,000 RPM – and for the fact that the digital speedometer had to be replaced with an analog gauge because the electronic display couldn't redraw quickly enough to keep pace with the engine's revving speed. The LFA's production price was approximately $375,000 USD, and it remains one of the most collectible Japanese supercars ever made.
The Free Lexus LFA Coloring Page and Lexus LFA Coloring Page tiles depict this legendary supercar in its production form – a low-slung, wide-bodied silhouette with a distinctive rear diffuser and the carbon fiber texture that defines the car's construction.
Lexus RX 350 – The Bestseller
The Lexus RX 350 is Lexus's most important commercial product – the RX nameplate consistently accounts for the largest share of Lexus's global sales volume in any given year and is credited with helping establish the premium midsize crossover SUV as a segment. The original RX (then called the RX 300) launched in 1998 as one of the world's first car-based luxury SUVs. The RX 350 designation refers to the 3.5-liter V6 naturally aspirated powertrain version of the fourth and fifth generation RX. The Lexus RX 350 Coloring Page depicts the current-generation RX with its bold spindle grille interpretation and crossover proportions.
Lexus LX 570 and LX 470 – The Flagship SUVs
The Lexus LX is Lexus's body-on-frame luxury SUV – the brand's largest and most capable off-road vehicle, built on the same platform as the Toyota Land Cruiser. The LX 570 (2008–2021) was powered by a 5.7-liter V8 producing 383 horsepower, while its predecessor, the LX 470 (1998–2007), used a 4.7-liter V8. Both are full-size three-row SUVs with genuine off-road capability combined with Lexus-level interior luxury. The Lexus LX 570 Coloring Page and Lexus LX 470 Coloring Page depict these imposing vehicles – tall, wide-shouldered, with large spindle grilles that read as assertive, given the vehicle's overall scale.
Lexus LS 430 – The Flagship Sedan
The Lexus LS 430 was Lexus's flagship sedan from 2001 to 2006, the third generation of the LS series that launched the brand in 1989. Powered by a 4.3-liter V8 producing 290 horsepower, the LS 430 was famous for its whisper-quiet cabin – noise, vibration, and harshness reduction was a central development priority – and its comprehensive list of comfort and technology features that were benchmarks in the segment at the time of its introduction. The Lexus LS 430 Coloring Page depicts the LS 430's formal, long-wheelbase sedan silhouette.
Lexus CT 200h – The Compact Hybrid
The Lexus CT 200h was Lexus's entry-level compact hatchback, produced from 2011 to 2020, powered by a hybrid drivetrain producing a combined 134 horsepower. It was notable as one of Lexus's smallest vehicles and as a particularly fuel-efficient option within the luxury segment. The CT 200h Coloring Page and CT 200h Coloring Page Free tiles depict the compact five-door hatchback form with its spindle grille front end.
Lexus NX350h – The Compact Hybrid Crossover
The Lexus NX350h is the hybrid variant of the NX compact crossover – the second-generation NX (2022–present) powered by a 2.5-liter four-cylinder hybrid system producing 239 combined horsepower. The NX sits below the RX in Lexus's crossover lineup and targets buyers looking for a premium compact SUV with strong fuel efficiency. The Lexus NX350h Coloring Page depicts the boxy, upright proportions of the current-generation NX with its large spindle grille.
Lexus RZ – The Electric Future
The Lexus RZ is Lexus's first dedicated battery electric vehicle, introduced in 2023 on Toyota's e-TNGA platform, producing 308 combined horsepower from dual electric motors with all-wheel drive. The RZ's exterior design carries over the Lexus spindle grille language – in the RZ's case, the grille area is sealed (there's no combustion engine requiring air cooling) and serves as a distinctive design element rather than a functional opening. The Lexus RZ Coloring Page depicts this forward-looking EV crossover.
Coloring Guide: Lexus Design Elements
The Spindle Grille is the most important design element to render accurately in any Lexus coloring page. The grille has a distinctive hourglass or spindle shape – narrowing at the center and widening at both the top and bottom, creating a shape that reads immediately as Lexus. The grille mesh typically appears darker than the surrounding bodywork – rendered as near-black or very dark gray – while the chrome surround and the Lexus “L” badge centered within it are bright metallic silver. Getting the contrast between the dark grille mesh and the bright chrome border is the single most effective way to make any Lexus front-view or three-quarter page look accurate.
Lexus signature colors reflect the brand's luxury positioning. The most iconic Lexus color across its history is Ultra White – a pure, bright white that is common across all model lines. Caviar (near-black) and Obsidian (deep black) are the darkest options and suit the LC 500 and LFA particularly well, given their performance character. Atomic Silver and Sonic Silver – medium metallic silvers – are among the most popular choices for the RX, NX, and LX, and translate beautifully to coloring pages because the silver base allows the body panel highlights and shadow areas to be clearly distinguished.
The LC 500 in color is most dramatically rendered in Infrared (a deep, vivid red-orange), Nightfall Mica (a deep blue-purple that shifts toward green in sunlight), or Structural Blue (a structural color that changes appearance based on viewing angle, unique to the LC). For coloring page purposes, a vivid deep red-orange for Infrared, a rich dark navy for Nightfall, or a medium-dark blue for Structural Blue all capture the LC's dramatic visual character.
The LFA is most evocatively colored in white with a contrasting red or orange stripe – a combination frequently seen in Lexus promotional materials and on the race-derived Nürburgring Edition variants. The carbon fiber texture visible on the LFA's body panels is one of the more technically challenging elements to render in a coloring medium – alternating light and dark diagonal hatching stripes in the relevant body panels suggest the woven carbon texture without requiring extreme technical precision.
The LX 570 and LX 470 suit metallic silvers, deep blacks, and dark blues – colors that reinforce the vehicles' authoritative, imposing character. A very dark metallic color on these large-bodied SUVs reads as more premium than lighter colors, which can make the vehicles appear larger and less refined.
Wheels are a critical detail on any Lexus page. Lexus alloy wheels are typically silver or machined aluminum – bright, multi-spoke designs on performance models and more intricate, multi-spoke designs on luxury-oriented models. Keeping the wheel faces bright silver against the darker tire sidewall creates the visual contrast that makes the wheel look detailed and finished rather than flat.
FAQs
Where is Lexus made? Lexus vehicles are manufactured primarily in Japan, at Toyota's Kyushu and Tahara plants, with some models produced in Canada (RX) and Kentucky, USA (ES). As Toyota's luxury division, all Lexus models originate from Toyota's engineering and manufacturing infrastructure.
What is the most famous Lexus model? The LFA supercar is Lexus's most celebrated model from an engineering and enthusiast perspective – its V10 engine and carbon fiber construction represent the pinnacle of what Lexus has ever produced. The RX is the most commercially successful and widely sold Lexus in the brand's history.
What does the Lexus name mean? Lexus is a coined name – it does not derive from a word in any language, though it was designed to evoke associations with “luxury,” “elegance,” and “lexicon.” The “L” in the stylized Lexus badge is rendered in the brand's distinctive signature font.
What is the Lexus Spindle Grille? The Spindle Grille is Lexus's signature front-end design element – an hourglass-shaped grille that narrows at the center and widens at the top and bottom, giving all Lexus vehicles a recognizable family face introduced across the model range starting in 2012.
Is the Lexus RZ fully electric? Yes. The Lexus RZ, introduced in 2023, is Lexus's first dedicated battery electric vehicle – powered entirely by electric motors with no internal combustion engine.
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