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Lexus UX

The smallest Lexus, on TNGA-C — the Prius and C-HR platform rather than anything the larger models use, so those are where its powertrain information lives. The fact that reorganises its diagnosis is E-Four: on four-wheel-drive hybrids the rear axle is driven by its own electric motor with no propshaft and no mechanical connection to the engine at all, so a rear-drive fault is an inverter or motor fault and a transfer case simply does not exist to fail.

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Lexus UX, front view
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