Install Chrome Extension Chrome Extension
Lexus · Mid-Size SUV · 2023–2026 Custom Search

Lexus RZ EBM10 — Problems & Common Faults

Weaknesses, engine ratings and buying advice

3.0 / 5.0 · Based on 2 engine variants · How we rate

Engine Overview

The Lexus RZ EBM10 is available with 5 engine variants — from 204 to 408 hp.

RZ 300e · Electric· 204 PS
2023 2025

Front eAxle on the dedicated e-TNGA platform. Conservative battery and charging design focused on long-term durability rather than peak charging; preconditioning only from later software revisions. Drivetrain unremarkable so far, the platform shares technology with its group siblings.

No known weaknesses documented.

RZ 350e · Electric· 227 PS
2025 2026

Front eAxle on the dedicated e-TNGA platform. Conservative battery and charging design focused on long-term durability rather than peak charging; preconditioning only from later software revisions. Drivetrain unremarkable so far, the platform shares technology with its group siblings.

No known weaknesses documented.

RZ 450e · Electric· 313 PS
2023 2025

Dual-eAxle AWD on the e-TNGA base with electronic torque distribution. Strong, refined execution; the facelift stages bring more power and optional steer-by-wire. As with the front-drive version: conservative charging power, aimed at battery longevity instead. No widespread defect patterns so far.

No known weaknesses documented.

RZ 500e · Electric· 381 PS
2025 2026

Dual-eAxle AWD on the e-TNGA base with electronic torque distribution. Strong, refined execution; the facelift stages bring more power and optional steer-by-wire. As with the front-drive version: conservative charging power, aimed at battery longevity instead. No widespread defect patterns so far.

No known weaknesses documented.

RZ 550e F Sport · Electric· 408 PS
2025 2026

Dual-eAxle AWD on the e-TNGA base with electronic torque distribution. Strong, refined execution; the facelift stages bring more power and optional steer-by-wire. As with the front-drive version: conservative charging power, aimed at battery longevity instead. No widespread defect patterns so far.

No known weaknesses documented.

Vehicle Weaknesses

WeaknessCost
Recall: Rear-View Camera Failure

The rear-view camera can fail completely, no longer meeting UN-ECE Regulation 158. Vehicles built in late 2022/2023 are inspected at dealers and cameras replaced free of charge if needed.

Symptoms: Rear-view camera shows no image when reverse gear is engaged
Low
Recall: Rear-View Camera Freezes or Goes Blank

A software error in the parking-assist ECU can cause the rear-view camera image to freeze or display a blank screen. Fixed by reprogramming the ECU at a dealer, free of charge.

Symptoms: Rear-view camera image freezes or shows a blank/black screen while reversing
Low
Recall: Defroster/Rear Defogger Disabled by HVAC Fault

An HVAC system fault can disable the front defroster and rear window defogger, reducing visibility in cold or foggy conditions. Affects 2023-2025 model year vehicles. Fixed via ECU software update and A/C compressor inspection at the dealer, free of charge.

Symptoms: Fogged or iced-up windows won't clear, rear defogger stops working
Low
!Recall: eCall Emergency System Inoperative

A software fault can disable the automatic eCall emergency system. Lexus pushes a software update over-the-air; in some cases a dealer visit for telematics reconfiguration is required.

Symptoms: No noticeable everyday symptoms; emergency call system may not respond in a real accident
Low

Alternatives

Same Segment

Audi Q6 J3

Mid-Size SUV (2024–2026)

Same Segment

Audi SQ6 e-tron J3

Mid-Size SUV (2024–2026)

Same Segment

BMW X3 G45

Mid-Size SUV (2024–2026)

Same Segment

Chevrolet Blazer EV VSS-R

Mid-Size SUV (2024–2026)

Same Segment

Citroën ë-C5 Aircross I

Mid-Size SUV (2024–2026)

Same Segment

Cupra Terramar I

Mid-Size SUV (2024–2026)

Explore more

Known Problems and Issues +

A total of 4 weaknesses have been documented for the Lexus RZ EBM10 (2023–2026). Typical issues affect Other.

What to watch out for with the Lexus RZ? See the detailed listing of all engine and vehicle weaknesses in the sections above.

Frequently Asked Questions

What problems and weaknesses does the Lexus RZ EBM10 have? +
No known weaknesses have been documented for the Lexus RZ EBM10.
What should I look for when buying a used Lexus RZ EBM10? +
faq.watch_a_none
Which engine is recommended? +
Be careful: RZ-FWD (EV Front eAxle), RZ-AWD (EV Dual eAxle). No engine is rated 'Good Choice'. The most fun to drive is the RZ-AWD (EV Dual eAxle).
Which Lexus RZ EBM10 engine is the most fun? +
The {code} ({displacement}) offers the most driving fun in the Lexus RZ EBM10 — rated: "Fun to Drive!". {description} Top version with simulated gear steps and yoke steering — an unusually playful statement in an otherwise sober package.
Is the Lexus RZ EBM10 worth buying used? +
The Lexus RZ EBM10 requires careful consideration — choosing the right engine variant is crucial.
What horsepower variants are available for the Lexus RZ EBM10? +
The Lexus RZ EBM10 is available with engine variants from 204 to 408 hp.

Last updated: February 2026 · All information without guarantee