The redesigned NX crossover might be Lexus’ most important vehicle since the original RX.

The compact SUV rides on Toyota’s latest TNGA platform, and it looks a lot better.

This rear-end treatment with the new Lexus script will be applied to the brand’s whole lineup.

Most importantly, the NX brings a completely new touchscreen infotainment system.

Called Lexus Interface, the system was designed in-house and is super slick to look at and use.

A 9.8-inch screen is standard, but this 14-inch unit is optional.

The 2022 NX is available with four different powertrains, with the base NX 250 using a 203-hp naturally aspirated inline-4 and the NX 350 getting a turbo four with 275 hp.

In addition to the regular NX 350h hybrid, there’s a new NX 450h Plus that’s Lexus’ first plug-in hybrid ever.

The NX 450h Plus has an electric range of 36 miles.

Keep scrolling to see more of the 2022 Lexus NX.