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Overview
The Lexus LS (XF50) is a Luxury-segment sedan for buyers who want a five-seat petrol saloon with a high-output engine and a Lexus badge. In Malaysia, the range starts from RM1,188,000 for the LS 500 Luxury, with the LS 500 Executive (Kiriko) sitting above it.
For 2026, the Lexus LS carries on unchanged in Malaysia. The current range remains the LS 500 Luxury and LS 500 Executive (Kiriko), both using a 3,445 cc petrol engine with 415 hp and a conventional automatic transmission. The latest LS activity is concept-led: the 2025 LS Concept reimagines the nameplate as a six-wheeled MPV, while LS Coupe and Micro Concepts were also shown.
RM 1,188,000 – RM 1,468,000 · est. from RM 12,130/mo
Which variant to buy
Most buyers should start with the LS 500 Luxury at RM1,188,000. The LS 500 Executive (Kiriko) costs RM1,468,000, and both variants are listed with the same 3,445 cc petrol engine, 415 hp output, conventional automatic transmission and five-seat layout. On paper, the RM280,000 gap is not buying more power or extra seats; it is paying for trim, so check the equipment list before signing.
Key specs
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Verdict
The XF50 Lexus LS is a petrol luxury sedan with 415 hp and two variants in Malaysia. It is not the cheaper way into this class: its RM1.188 million starting price sits well above the Mercedes-Benz S-Class from RM738,888, BMW 7 Series from RM677,800 and BMW i7 from RM714,800. Buy it because you want the LS, not because the numbers undercut the Germans.
same class, similar money
The Lexus LS costs RM1,188,000 for the LS 500 Luxury and RM1,468,000 for the LS 500 Executive (Kiriko) in Malaysia.
Pick the LS 500 Luxury unless you specifically want the Executive (Kiriko). Both have the same listed 3,445 cc petrol engine, 415 hp output, automatic transmission and five seats, so the price gap is about trim, not mechanicals.
No 2026-specific update is listed for the Malaysian Lexus LS. It carries on with two LS 500 variants: Luxury and Executive (Kiriko).
Both Lexus LS variants use a 3,445 cc petrol engine producing 415 hp, paired with a conventional automatic transmission. The LS is a five-seat sedan.