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Lexus LX
78% Match
500d with Ash Open Pore Sumi Black Trim
₹2.64 - ₹2.93 Cr
Ex-showroom price
Full-Time 4WD with Centre Diff Lock
The LX pairs a full-time 4WD system with a centre differential lock and ride height adjustment for serious off-road capability the Safari's FWD layout can't match.
304 bhp Twin-Turbo Diesel V6
A 3.3L 6-cylinder engine producing 304 bhp and 700 Nm dwarfs the Safari's 168 bhp 1.5L petrol turbo four.
10 Airbags & 360-Degree Camera
Ten airbags including driver/passenger knee and rear side airbags, plus a 360-degree camera and front & rear parking sensors, give the LX a far more comprehensive safety and visibility net.
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Lexus LX
Performance
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Luxury & Interior
Technology
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Ownership
Practicality
Value

Smart Petrol 1.5L Turbo Manual 7 STR
₹13.4 - ₹26.91 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
5-Star Bharat NCAP Safety Rating
The Safari carries a 5-star Bharat NCAP rating and 5-star child safety score, tested credentials the LX's 'Not Tested' status can't claim.
Three-Row, 7-Seat Layout
With 7 seats across 3 rows versus the LX's 5-seat configuration, the Safari is built to carry more people as standard.
Bigger 420L Boot
The Safari offers 420 litres of bootspace, well over double the LX's 174 litres, making it more practical for luggage-heavy trips.
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Tata Safari
The Safari's compact footprint, lower price, and lighter running costs make it far more practical for everyday city driving than the massive, expensive LX.
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Why Safari for you?
Far more affordable to buy
At roughly 13.4 lakh ex-showroom versus the LX's over 26 crore-level pricing bracket shown, the Safari is a realistic daily commuter purchase while the LX is not.
Easier to park and maneuver
The Safari's smaller length, width and turning circle make city driving, tight parking, and narrow lanes much less stressful than the huge 5100mm LX with a 5.9m turning radius.
Practical everyday features
Rear AC vents, auto climate control, digital cluster, and a comfortable manual gearbox cover daily commuting needs without unnecessary bulk or complexity.
Find out how the Lexus LX and Tata Safari stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The LX dominates on performance, luxury and safety hardware reflecting its premium 4WD flagship positioning, while the Safari closes the gap mainly on ownership cost and practicality thanks to its 7-seat layout and much lower price.
Full-Time 4WD with Centre Diff Lock
The LX pairs a full-time 4WD system with a centre differential lock and ride height adjustment for serious off-road capability the Safari's FWD layout can't match.
304 bhp Twin-Turbo Diesel V6
A 3.3L 6-cylinder engine producing 304 bhp and 700 Nm dwarfs the Safari's 168 bhp 1.5L petrol turbo four.
10 Airbags & 360-Degree Camera
Ten airbags including driver/passenger knee and rear side airbags, plus a 360-degree camera and front & rear parking sensors, give the LX a far more comprehensive safety and visibility net.
A Trade-off
The Safari carries a 5-star Bharat NCAP rating and 5-star child safety score, tested credentials the LX's 'Not Tested' status can't claim.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, safety and comfort.

Full-Time 4WD with Centre Diff Lock
The LX pairs a full-time 4WD system with a centre differential lock and ride height adjustment for serious off-road capability the Safari's FWD layout can't match.
304 bhp Twin-Turbo Diesel V6
A 3.3L 6-cylinder engine producing 304 bhp and 700 Nm dwarfs the Safari's 168 bhp 1.5L petrol turbo four.
10 Airbags & 360-Degree Camera
Ten airbags including driver/passenger knee and rear side airbags, plus a 360-degree camera and front & rear parking sensors, give the LX a far more comprehensive safety and visibility net.
Four-Zone Climate with Cooled Seats Throughout
All seats get ventilated cooling and the cabin is split into four climate zones, versus the Safari's single-zone front AC with no seat ventilation.
Heads-Up Display & Premium Cabin Tech
Features like a heads-up display, wireless charger, GPS navigation, and 10-way memory driver seats underline a genuinely luxury-grade interior experience.
Strengths for those who prioritise safety, comfort and range.

5-Star Bharat NCAP Safety Rating
The Safari carries a 5-star Bharat NCAP rating and 5-star child safety score, tested credentials the LX's 'Not Tested' status can't claim.
Three-Row, 7-Seat Layout
With 7 seats across 3 rows versus the LX's 5-seat configuration, the Safari is built to carry more people as standard.
Bigger 420L Boot
The Safari offers 420 litres of bootspace, well over double the LX's 174 litres, making it more practical for luggage-heavy trips.
Dramatically Lower Ex-Showroom Price
At roughly ₹13.4 lakh versus the LX's ₹2.64 crore, the Safari delivers modern SUV features at a fraction of the cost.
Modern Fully Digital Instrument Cluster
The Safari's 7-inch fully digital cluster with digital speedometer and tachometer contrasts with the LX's analogue-digital hybrid dial setup.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.