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About this generation

The fourth-generation Lexus GS (L10) arrived for 2013, introducing the signature spindle grille design and advanced 12.3-inch display screen.

The fourth-generation Lexus GS executive sports sedan (chassis code L10) premiered at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in August 2011 for the 2013 model year. It pioneered Lexus's modern corporate front fascia characterized by the spindle grille and L-shaped LED accent lights. Interior highlights featured an industry-leading 12.3-inch multimedia screen, Remote Touch controller, precision analog clock, and a 17-speaker Mark Levinson audio setup.

Powertrains encompassed the GS 250 (2.5-liter V6), GS 350 (3.5-liter V6 with 306 hp, available with RWD or AWD), and hybrid variants GS 300h and GS 450h. A comprehensive 2015 facelift introduced sharp full-LED headlamps, revised taillights, and introduced the 2.0-liter turbocharged GS 200t alongside the high-performance GS F powered by a 467-hp 5.0-liter V8. Production of the GS series concluded globally in August 2020.

Specifications

4850 mm190.9 in

Length

1840 mm72.4 in

Width

1455 mm57.3 in

Height

2850 mm112.2 in

Wheelbase

520 l18.4 cu ft

Trunk

145 mm5.7 in

Ground clearance

Petrol

250

207hp(154 kW)

2.5 l 6-speed automatic RWD 0–100 8.6 s

2011–2015

Torque: 253 Nm (187 lb-ft)
Top speed: 230 km/h (143 mph)
Displacement: 2499 cc
Cylinders: 6
Engine: 4GR-FSE
Aspiration: naturally aspirated
Fuel tank: 66 l (17.4 gal US)
Fuel consumption: 8.9 l/100 km (26 mpg US) NEDC
CO₂: 207 g/km (NEDC)

200t

241hp(180 kW)

2.0 l 8-speed automatic RWD 0–100 7.3 s

2015–2017

Torque: 350 Nm (258 lb-ft)
Top speed: 230 km/h (143 mph)
Displacement: 1998 cc
Cylinders: 4
Engine: 8AR-FTS
Aspiration: turbo
Fuel tank: 66 l (17.4 gal US)
Fuel consumption: 7.9 l/100 km (30 mpg US) NEDC
CO₂: 183 g/km (NEDC)

300

241hp(180 kW)

2.0 l 8-speed automatic RWD 0–100 7.3 s

2017–2020

Torque: 350 Nm (258 lb-ft)
Top speed: 230 km/h (143 mph)
Displacement: 1998 cc
Cylinders: 4
Engine: 8AR-FTS
Aspiration: turbo
Fuel tank: 66 l (17.4 gal US)
Fuel consumption: 9.8 l/100 km (24 mpg US) EPA

350

311hp(232 kW)

3.5 l 8-speed automatic RWD 0–100 6.0 s

2015–2020

Torque: 380 Nm (280 lb-ft)
Top speed: 230 km/h (143 mph)
Displacement: 3456 cc
Cylinders: 6
Engine: 2GR-FKS
Aspiration: naturally aspirated
Fuel tank: 66 l (17.4 gal US)
Fuel consumption: 10.2 l/100 km (23 mpg US) EPA

350

311hp(232 kW)

3.5 l 6-speed automatic AWD 0–100 6.3 s

2015–2020

Torque: 380 Nm (280 lb-ft)
Top speed: 230 km/h (143 mph)
Displacement: 3456 cc
Cylinders: 6
Engine: 2GR-FKS
Aspiration: naturally aspirated
Fuel tank: 66 l (17.4 gal US)
Fuel consumption: 11.2 l/100 km (21 mpg US) EPA

350

314hp(234 kW)

3.5 l 6-speed automatic RWD 0–100 6.0 s

2011–2013

Torque: 378 Nm (279 lb-ft)
Top speed: 230 km/h (143 mph)
Displacement: 3456 cc
Cylinders: 6
Engine: 2GR-FSE
Aspiration: naturally aspirated
Fuel tank: 66 l (17.4 gal US)
Fuel consumption: 10.2 l/100 km (23 mpg US) NEDC
CO₂: 237 g/km (NEDC)

350

314hp(234 kW)

3.5 l 8-speed automatic RWD 0–100 6.0 s

2013–2015

Torque: 378 Nm (279 lb-ft)
Top speed: 230 km/h (143 mph)
Displacement: 3456 cc
Cylinders: 6
Engine: 2GR-FSE
Aspiration: naturally aspirated
Fuel tank: 66 l (17.4 gal US)
Fuel consumption: 10.7 l/100 km (22 mpg US) EPA

350

314hp(234 kW)

3.5 l 6-speed automatic AWD 0–100 6.3 s

2011–2015

Torque: 378 Nm (279 lb-ft)
Top speed: 230 km/h (143 mph)
Displacement: 3456 cc
Cylinders: 6
Engine: 2GR-FSE
Aspiration: naturally aspirated
Fuel tank: 66 l (17.4 gal US)
Fuel consumption: 10.6 l/100 km (22 mpg US) NEDC
CO₂: 245 g/km (NEDC)

471hp(351 kW)

5.0 l 8-speed automatic RWD 0–100 4.6 s

2015–2020

Torque: 530 Nm (391 lb-ft)
Top speed: 270 km/h (168 mph)
Displacement: 4969 cc
Cylinders: 8
Engine: 2UR-GSE
Aspiration: naturally aspirated
Fuel tank: 66 l (17.4 gal US)
Fuel consumption: 11.2 l/100 km (21 mpg US) NEDC
CO₂: 262 g/km (NEDC)

Hybrid

300h

220hp(164 kW)

2.5 l CVT RWD 0–100 9.2 s

2013–2020

Torque: 221 Nm (163 lb-ft)
Top speed: 190 km/h (118 mph)
Displacement: 2494 cc
Cylinders: 4
Engine: 2AR-FSE
Aspiration: naturally aspirated
Fuel tank: 66 l (17.4 gal US)
Fuel consumption: 4.7 l/100 km (50 mpg US) NEDC
CO₂: 109 g/km (NEDC)

450h

341hp(254 kW)

3.5 l CVT RWD 0–100 5.9 s

2012–2020

Torque: 352 Nm (260 lb-ft)
Top speed: 250 km/h (155 mph)
Displacement: 3456 cc
Cylinders: 6
Engine: 2GR-FXE
Aspiration: naturally aspirated
Fuel tank: 66 l (17.4 gal US)
Fuel consumption: 6.2 l/100 km (38 mpg US) NEDC
CO₂: 141 g/km (NEDC)

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