We are offering this new black Lexus LM 350h with a light seven-seat luxury cabin at AED 599,900. Its flexible seating, hybrid refinement and powered access make it suitable for family, executive and chauffeur-driven use.

A flagship Lexus luxury MPV with seven-seat versatility, hybrid smoothness and new-vehicle presentation.

✨ A brand-new seven-seat luxury MPV

• We are offering this new 2026 Lexus LM 350h seven-seater at AED 599,900. The black exterior and light cabin create a formal, modern combination with the space and access expected from a flagship luxury MPV.
• The vehicle is presented as new and the photographs show protective coverings still fitted to several interior surfaces. Exact delivery mileage should be recorded at handover.
• The seven-seat arrangement adds family and group flexibility while preserving the comfort, quietness and premium presentation associated with the Lexus LM.
• This configuration can suit private family ownership, executive transport, hotel transfers, corporate hospitality or a chauffeur-driven programme.
• Only one unit is advertised as available, so please confirm current availability before arranging travel or third-party inspection.
• Contact us by phone or WhatsApp to arrange a private viewing in Dubai and a full demonstration of the vehicle.

🎨 Black exterior and distinctive LM design

• The second-generation LM uses a large spindle-inspired front treatment, slim lighting and a high body to create a recognisable flagship presence.
• Its black finish gives the chrome and lighting details strong contrast and works naturally for formal executive use.
• Inspect the body in direct daylight and under even workshop lighting, checking paint texture, reflection, panel alignment and all transport-protection contact areas.
• Review the grille, lamps, windscreen, lower bumper, wheels, roof edges and tailgate for storage or delivery marks.
• Operate both powered sliding doors and the tailgate repeatedly, confirming correct sensors, smooth travel, soft closing and consistent gaps.
• A pre-delivery lift inspection should document the underbody, lifting points, suspension areas and lower aerodynamic panels before the car enters service.

🪑 Seven-seat cabin flexibility

• The seven-seat cabin gives the LM a broader range of uses than the four-seat VIP version while maintaining individual comfort for second-row passengers.
• Inspect every seat, head restraint, belt, track and adjustment function and confirm that the third row latches, folds and moves as designed.
• The second-row seats should be tested through their complete powered range, including recline, leg support, heating, ventilation, memory or massage functions carried by this vehicle.
• Check access to the third row, aisle width, step height and the luggage space remaining with all seats in use.
• Each seating position should have the correct belt and warning indication, and child-seat anchorage should be confirmed where required.
• Bring the regular passengers to the viewing so they can judge entry, comfort, visibility and ease of using the cabin controls.

🤍 Light cabin and passenger amenities

• The light interior creates an open, lounge-like atmosphere and contrasts elegantly with the black exterior.
• Protective wrapping visible in the photographs should be removed carefully during delivery preparation so every surface can be checked for marks or manufacturing defects.
• Inspect leather, stitching, carpets, lower door trims, roof lining, tables, cupholders and storage spaces in strong light.
• Test all passenger displays, audio, Bluetooth, charging points, reading lamps, privacy blinds and available entertainment equipment.
• Operate windows, roof equipment, ambient lighting and powered sunshades through complete cycles and check for noise or hesitation.
• The final equipment list should be matched to the VIN because features can vary by destination market and individual build.

⚙️ 2.5-litre hybrid powertrain

• The LM 350h combines a 2.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine with Lexus hybrid technology and an electronic continuously variable transmission.
• The system is designed for quiet low-speed movement, smooth acceleration and efficient long-distance travel rather than abrupt performance.
• Begin the inspection with the vehicle fully cold and observe the complete system-ready sequence, warning lamps and transition between electric and petrol operation.
• A Lexus diagnostic scan should cover the engine, hybrid battery, inverter, transmission, braking, stability, airbags and body electronics.
• During the road test, acceleration and regenerative braking should remain smooth and predictable without warning messages, vibration or unusual mechanical noise.
• After the drive, recheck operating temperatures, fluid condition, charging behaviour and the underside for any leakage or transport-related contact.

❄️ Cooling and quietness for Dubai

• Effective climate control is essential in a large three-row vehicle operating in Dubai, particularly when all seven seats are occupied.
• Test the air conditioning after the LM has been parked in the sun and confirm strong cooling and balanced airflow at the front, second row and third row.
• Operate every climate-control panel and verify temperature, fan, vent direction, recirculation and rear-passenger settings.
• Listen for blower or compressor noise and check vents, visible filters, seals and drainage points.
• Door, glass and roof seals should be inspected because they influence heat load, wind noise and the calm cabin experience.
• An occupied highway drive is the best way to assess cooling stability, conversation comfort and isolation from road and wind noise.

🛞 Ride, steering, tyres and braking

• The LM should feel composed and stable, with suspension tuning that limits disturbance reaching passengers in all three rows.
• Drive over smooth roads, ramps, speed humps and broken surfaces and listen for suspension, door or interior-trim noise.
• Check tyre brand, size, load rating, production date, pressure and storage condition on every wheel.
• The steering should remain centred and consistent, with no vibration, excessive play or pull at urban and highway speed.
• Braking should be progressive and straight, and the transition between regenerative and friction braking should feel natural.
• A workshop inspection should cover alignment, dampers, bushes, links, bearings, brake discs, pads, hoses and the electronic parking brake.

🛡️ Safety and driver-assistance checks

• The exact Lexus Safety System and parking equipment depend on the individual specification, so every function should be demonstrated on this vehicle.
• Test the reversing camera, surround-view system, parking sensors, adaptive cruise, lane support, blind-spot monitoring and collision-support functions fitted.
• Inspect cameras, radar and ultrasonic sensors for transport damage, obstruction or signs that calibration is required.
• Complete an electronic diagnostic scan and retain the report with the delivery file. Any stored or active code should be explained before handover.
• Check airbags, belts, child locks, tyre-pressure monitoring and all warning indicators for the seven-seat cabin.
• Driver-assistance systems support an attentive driver and do not replace observation, correct speed or safe following distance.

📚 New-vehicle delivery and documents

• Confirm the VIN, model year, exact trim, destination specification and equipment against the registration and factory build information.
• Record the delivery mileage and match it with transport, pre-delivery and diagnostic records.
• Inventory both keys, manuals, emergency equipment, charging accessories where applicable and every supplied cabin accessory.
• Review warranty start date, eligible service centres, complimentary maintenance, roadside assistance and any conditions attached to an imported vehicle.
• If the car has not yet been registered in the UAE, confirm customs, conformity, insurance and registration documents before final payment.
• The handover agreement should record the vehicle condition, mileage, keys, warranty status, supplied items and any outstanding delivery work.

💰 AED 599,900 and private viewing

• The asking price is AED 599,900 for this new Lexus LM 350h seven-seat vehicle.
• Value comes from the flagship LM design, flexible seven-seat cabin, hybrid refinement and new-vehicle presentation.
• Compare like-for-like LM vehicles by year, seating configuration, market specification, equipment, registration status and warranty rather than by model name alone.
• A serious offer is best discussed after VIN confirmation, physical inspection, function demonstration and document review.
• Independent inspection by a Lexus-authorised or suitably experienced specialist is welcome.
• Call or WhatsApp to confirm availability and arrange a private Dubai appointment.