Lexus Canada Video Knowledge Centre

Know Your Lexus-Dynamic Radar Cruise Control

[A caption reads: “Know Your Lexus”]

[Title, Dynamic Radar Cruise Control]
[A caption reads:”The features and functions described in this video might not be applicable to your Lexus model. See your Owner’s Manual for details.”]
[The Lexus Safety System Plus+ logo appears.]

[A caption reads:”An integrated safety package that combines a camera and radar, advancing the evolution of active safety.”]
[Animation illustrates Lane Departure Alert, Automatic High Beam, Pedestrian Pre-Collision System and Dynamic Radar Cruise Control.]
Narrator: The Lexus Safety System Plus+, is a state-of-the-art safety package designed to help prevent collisions in a wide range of vehicle speeds. Currently it is available on Lexus ES and RX vehicles only. As new Lexus vehicles are introduced and existing vehicles experience mid-model or full-model changes, they too will be equipped with LSS+.

The system includes Lane Departure Alert, Automatic High beam, Pedestrian Pre-Collision System and Dynamic Radar Cruise Control.

[Animated captions depict a vehicle’s speed decreasing from 70 km/h to 50 km/h as it approaches a vehicle ahead.]

Lexus Dynamic Radar Cruise Control supplements conventional cruise control with a vehicle-to-vehicle distance control system.

It enables the vehicle to automatically adjust the speed to maintain a safe following distance with the vehicle ahead.

[The radar sensor on the front of a Lexus vehicle is highlighted.]
The system uses a radar sensor mounted at the front of the vehicle to determine the distance from the vehicle ahead. It’s important to keep the sensor and grille clean to ensure the system can operate properly.

[Animation shows radar waves coming from a vehicle on a highway as it approaches a second vehicle ahead.]

[A caption reads:”120 m (400 ft)”]

The radar sensor detects the presence of vehicles up to about 120 metres (or 400 feet) ahead.

It determines the correct vehicle-to-vehicle following distance and then maintains a suitable distance behind that vehicle.

[Controls for speed and distance are highlighted.]

The controls work the same way as a conventional cruise control system, such as setting, adjusting, and canceling the set speed.

There is an additional distance control button on the steering wheel for setting the desired vehicle-to-vehicle distance to be maintained.

[The multi-information display screen shows distance options.]

Three choices are available — long, medium, and short. They can be selected by repeatedly pushing the distance control button.

The selected distance is shown in the multi-information display along with the set speed.

The long position is automatically selected each time the ignition is turned on.

[Animation shows radar waves coming from a vehicle on a highway as it approaches a second vehicle ahead.]

[A caption reads: “80km/h”]
[A caption reads:”50 m (160 ft)”]

When driving at speeds of 80 km/h, the long setting results in a following distance of approximately 50 metres (or 160 feet) from the vehicle ahead.

[A caption reads:”40 m (130 ft)”]

With the medium setting, that distance is reduced to approximately 40 metres (or 130 feet).

[A caption reads:“30 m (100 ft)”]

And with the short setting, its approximately 30 metres (or 100 feet.)

[A Lexus vehicle drives along the road.]
The vehicle-to-vehicle distances increase or decrease proportionally with vehicle speed and may increase or decrease on long grades.

[Animated captions depict a vehicle’s speed decreasing from 66 km/h to 50 km/h, and then increasing to 80 km/h, while the speed of the vehicle ahead decreases from 66 km/h to 50 km/h and then increases to 95 km/h.]

When there is a vehicle ahead within the set range, a vehicle ahead symbol illuminates in the cruise control indicator and the vehicle maintains the pre-set distance behind it as it slows down or speeds up to a maximum of the speed set for the cruise control.

[Animated captions depict the front vehicle’s speed decreasing from 70 km/h to 39 km/h.]

On some models, if the vehicle speed falls below approximately 40 km/h the vehicle-to-vehicle distance control driving is automatically cancelled.

[Animation shows a third vehicle cutting in between the first two. A warning icon appears.]
[A caption reads: “50 km/h”]

When approaching a slow moving vehicle or if another vehicle cuts into the set space from the vehicle ahead, a warning tone may sound and a warning appears in the multi-information display to alert the driver to brake.

[Animation illustrates a vehicle slowing down, and a vehicle coming to a stop.]

Some Lexus models will apply the brakes initially but will not bring the vehicle to a complete stop. Other models can stop the vehicle automatically in certain situations without the driver depressing the brake pedal.

[A caption reads:“3-5 m (10-16 ft)”]

When the vehicle is stopped by the system control, the vehicle-to-vehicle distance will be between three and five meters (or 10 and 16-feet), depending on the model.

To resume the vehicle-to-vehicle setting, push the cruise control lever up or depress the throttle after the vehicle ahead starts off.

[Animation depicts snow falling on the highway.]

The vehicle-to-vehicle distance control may automatically cancel if it detects inclement weather such as rain, snow, or fog.

[Brakes, cruise control stalk, main control switch and gear shift are highlighted.]

The cruise control function can also canceled by applying the brakes, moving the cruise control stalk on the steering column to cancel, pressing the main cruise control on/ off switch or shifting from drive to neutral.

[Animation shows two vehicles on a highway.]

[A caption reads:“100 km/h” (first vehicle)]
[A caption reads:98 km/h” (vehicle in front)]

If you prefer to use the traditional cruise control instead of the vehicle-to-vehicle distance system you can. Simply push the cruise control stalk forward after setting your desired speed. Keep in mind, the driver is now exclusively responsible for maintaining the appropriate distance between other vehicles.

[Animated captions depict the first vehicle’s speed reducing from 70 km/h to 50 km/h.]

[A caption reads: “Dynamic Radar Cruise Control is not a collision-avoidance system or a substitute for safe and attentive driving practices.”]

Dynamic Radar Cruise Control is not a collision-avoidance system or a substitute for safe and attentive driving practices.

[A caption reads: “The features and functions described in this video might not be applicable to your Lexus model. See your Owner’s Manual for details.”

The features and functions described in this video might not be applicable to your Lexus model. See your Owner’s Manual for details.

[The Lexus logo appears.]

[A caption reads: “Know your Lexus - Dynamic Radar Cruise Control”]

Thank you for watching this Know Your Lexus video!

[Upbeat music plays.]
[A caption reads: “Know Your Lexus”]

[Title, Lexus Safety System+ 3.0 - Pre-collision system”]
[The Lexus logo is highlighted.]
[A caption reads: “Experience Amazing”]

[A caption reads: “The features and functions described in this video might not be applicable to your Lexus model. See your Owner’s Manual for details.”]

[A Lexus vehicle drives along the road.]

[A caption reads: “Lexus Safety System+ core features
Pre-collision system
Lane departure alert with steering assist
Dynamic radar cruise control
Automatic High Beam”]

Narrator: At Lexus, our commitment to help save lives and reduce highway injuries from collisions has led to the ongoing development of the Lexus Safety System+, an integrated suite of advanced active safety features that became standard across the entire Lexus vehicle line-up in 2020.
[A caption reads: “Lexus Safety System+ 3.0”]

Some Lexus models are now equipped with the next phase of the LSS+ evolution, Lexus Safety System+ 3.0, which includes additional and enhanced features to assist the driver and protect other road users.]

[A Lexus badge on a grille is highlighted. A camera below the badge is highlighted.]

[Animation demonstrates the camera and millimeter-wave sensor technology.]]

[A caption reads: The Pre-Collision System (PCS) with Pedestrian/Bicyclist Detection is designed to determine if impact is imminent and help reduce impact speed and damage in certain frontal collisions involving a vehicle, a pedestrian or a bicyclist. PCS w/PD is not a substitute for safe and attentive driving. System effectiveness depends on many factors, such as speed, size and position of pedestrian or bicyclist and weather, light, road and vehicle conditions. Road Marking detection is a driver support system that utilizes the vehicle’s forward facing camera and navigation system (when data is available) to recognize certain road signs and provide information to the driver via the multi-information display and/or Head-Up display. All vehicle actions must be driver initiated and are not automated. See Owner’s Manual for additional limitations and details.
To that end, the system’s camera and millimeter-wave radar sensors have been optimized to expand their detection capabilities for vehicles, pedestrians, bicyclists and road markings, in an effort to enhance the safety of our Guests and others who share the road.
[A Lexus vehicle drives along the road.]

[A caption reads: “LSS+ 3.0 Pre-Collision System Features
Forward collision warning
Automatic emergency braking
Daytime/low-light vehicle, pedestrian & bicyclist detection
Left turn oncoming vehicle detection/braking
Right/left turn oncoming pedestrian detection/braking
Risk avoidance emergency steer assist”]
Lexus Safety System+ 3.0 is anchored by the Pre-Collision System which includes Forward Collision Warning and Automatic Emergency Braking, as well as several key new active safety features – including Daytime and Low-Light Vehicle, Pedestrian and Bicyclist Detection.
[A caption reads: “Daytime/low-light vehicle, pedestrian & bicyclist detection”]

[Animation demonstrates daytime/low-light vehicle, pedestrian and bicyclist detection.]

[A caption reads: The Pre-Collision System (PCS) with Pedestrian/Bicyclist Detection is designed to determine if impact is imminent and help reduce impact speed and damage in certain frontal collisions involving a vehicle, a pedestrian or a bicyclist. PCS w/PD is not a substitute for safe and attentive driving. System effectiveness depends on many factors, such as speed, size and position of pedestrian or bicyclist and weather, light, road and vehicle conditions.
This feature is engineered to help detect a preceding vehicle, pedestrian or bicyclist in front of the Lexus, under certain conditions.
If it determines that a potential frontal collision is imminent, audible and visual alerts will be activated, warning the driver to take avoiding action.
[A dashboard Brake message is highlighted.]
If the driver does not brake in time, the Brake Assist system will automatically activate the brakes to mitigate the impact of a collision or even bring the vehicle to a stop.
[A caption reads: “Left turn oncoming vehicle detection/braking”]
The Pre-Collision system also includes Left Turn Oncoming Vehicle Detection and Braking.
[Animation demonstrates left turn oncoming vehicle detection and braking.]

[A caption reads: “Turn signal must be activated. System operates depending on traffic and intersection conditions. Operating speed approximately 10 to 25kph. See owner’s manual for details.”]
When performing a left turn at an intersection, the system may detect an oncoming vehicle and provide audio-visual alerts and Automatic Emergency Braking, in certain conditions.
[A caption reads: “Right and left turn oncoming pedestrian detection/braking”]

[A caption reads: “Does not include pedestrians crossing from the rear-side and walking the same direction as the Lexus. Operating speed approximately 10 to 25kph. See owner’s manual for details.”]

[Animation demonstrates right and left turn oncoming pedestrian detection/braking.]
In addition, when turning either right or left at an intersection, the system can detect oncoming pedestrians crossing the road, and provide automatic braking if required, in certain conditions.
[A Lexus vehicle drives along the road.]

[A caption reads: “Risk avoidance emergency steer assist”]

[A caption reads: “Will not operate if the turn signal has been found activated.”]

[Animation demonstrates risk avoidance emergency steer assist.]
Another new feature of LSS+ 3.0’s Pre-Collision System is Risk Avoidance Emergency Steer Assist, which is designed to stabilize the driver’s emergency steering maneuver while avoiding a pedestrian, bicyclists or another vehicle within the driving lane.
[A caption reads: “Strong steering or accelerator inputs from the driver will override system functionality.”]
Emergency Steer Assist can provide additional steering assistance to correct the vehicle’s trajectory and keep it within its lane.
[A Lexus vehicle drives along the road.]
For additional information about Lexus Safety System+ 3.0 operation, settings, adjustments, limitations and precautions, please refer to your Lexus Owner’s Manual.
Thank you for watching this Know Your Lexus video.
[The Lexus logo appears.]

[A caption reads: “Experience amazing”]

[Upbeat music fades to silence.]

[Upbeat music plays]

[Title, “Know Your Lexus -- Lane Departure Alert”]

[A caption reads: “The features and functions described in this video might not be
applicable to your Lexus model. See your Owner’s Manual for details.”]

[A caption reads: “LEXUS SAFETY SYSTEM+”]

[A caption reads: “An integrated safety package that combines a camera and radar, advancing the evolution of active safety.”]

[Animation demonstrates the Pedestrian Pre-Collision System, Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Automatic High beam and Lane Departure Alert.]

The Lexus Safety System Plus+, is a state-of-the-art safety package designed to help prevent collisions in a wide range of vehicle speeds.
The system includes Pedestrian Pre-Collision System, Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Automatic High beam and Lane Departure Alert.
Some Lexus models feature a Lane Departure Alert system – or LDA.

It alerts the driver, both audibly and visibly, if the vehicle deviates from its lane when driving on a road with distinct lane markings.

[A camera mounted inside the windshield is highlighted.]

A camera, mounted inside the windshield ahead of the interior rearview mirror, acts as a sensor that recognizes lane markers on the roadway.

[The LDA switch is highlighted.]

In some models, the system is activated by pressing the LDA switch, and turned off by pushing it again.

Depending on the model, it remains in whatever position it is set, either on or off, even if the vehicle is shut off and restarted again.

[The LDA indicator in the instrument cluster is highlighted.]

[A caption reads: “Alternate LDA indicator:”

When the system is first turned on, the LDA indicator in the instrument cluster also comes on, showing lane lines.

When the camera system recognizes lane markings on the road the corresponding lane lines in the indicator will highlight or change colour.

If lane markers can be recognized on only one side of the vehicle, the system will display or flash the indicator and function only on that side.

[Animation shows a vehicle deviating from its lane. An alert sounds and flashes.]

If the system determines that the vehicle may deviate from its marked lane – and the turn signal is not activated which would indicate intent to change lanes – it alerts the driver by beeping and flashing the corresponding lane line in the indicator.

The inside of the indicator lane lines will turn black or thin if no lane markings are recognized or if the LDA function is temporarily unavailable.

[A caption reads: “Operating conditions include:
-Traveling at speeds of approximately 50 km/h or more (model dependant)
-Driving on a wide, clear lane
-Driving on a straight road or gentle curve
-The turn signal is not activated”

Operating conditions for the system include:

Traveling at speeds of approximately 50 km/h or more
Driving on a wide, clear lane;
Driving on a straight road or gentle curve; and
If the turn signal is not activated

[A caption reads: “LDA system temporarily cancelled if:
-The vehicle speed is outside the prescribed range
-Lane lines can not be recognized on the road
-The turn signal is activated
-A lane departure warning has just recently been triggered (for several seconds after)
-The vehicle has been parked in the hot sun and interior temperatures are very high”]

The LDA system can be temporarily canceled if:

The vehicle speed is outside the prescribed range;
­Lane lines can’t be recognized on the road;
­The turn signal is activated;
­Or, if a lane departure warning has just been triggered, in which case it will take several seconds for the system to reset;
­Operation of the system could also be delayed after the vehicle has been parked in the sun and the interior has become very hot.

[The instrument cluster is highlighted.]

In all cases, normal function will resume after the necessary operating
conditions have returned and the system is still turned on.

[Animation shows snow falling on a highway.]

[A caption reads: “The LDA may not operate correctly if:
-Driving on a sharp curve
-Lane markers extremely narrow or extremely wide
-Lane markers obscured or partially obscured (e.g. ­ by sand,
dirt, water, snow or ice)”]

Under some conditions, the camera sensor may be unable to recognize lane markers and the lane departure warning function may not operate correctly. Those conditions include:

­When driving on a sharp curve;
­When lane markers are extremely narrow or extremely wide;
­When lane markers are obscured or partially obscured, for example by, sand, dirt, water, snow or ice

Keep in mind, these occurrences do not indicate a malfunction.

[A Lexus drives along the road.]

As part of the LDA system, some models feature a Lane-Keeping Assist system, which applies a small amount of steering force using the Electric Power Steering to assist the driver’s steering input and activates the lane departure warning when needed.

[The windshield is highlighted.]

[A caption reads: “Precaution:If the windshield should require replacement, replace it only with a genuine Lexus windshield to ensure correct operation of the LDA system.”]

In the event the windshield requires replacement, it should be replaced only with a genuine Lexus windshield to ensure correct operation of the LDA system.

[A Lexus drives along the road.]

[A caption reads: “Lane Departure Alert is designed to read the lane markers of certain roads. If the vehicle approaches the outer limits of its lane, the system

warns the driver that corrective action may be required. It is not a collision­
avoidance system and is not a substitute for safe and attentive driving. System effectiveness depends on many factors. Please see your Owner’s Manual for further information.”]

It should be noted that Lane Departure Alert is a supplementary driving aid. It is not a collision ­avoidance system and is not a substitute for safe and attentive driving.

[A caption reads: “The features and functions described in this video might not be
applicable to your Lexus model. See your Owner’s Manual for
details.”]

The features and functions described in this video might not be applicable to your Lexus model. See your Owner’s Manual for details.

[A caption reads: “Know Your Lexus - Lane Departure Alert”]

Thanks for watching this Know Your Lexus video!

[Upbeat music fades to silence.]

[Upbeat music plays.]
[A caption reads: “Know Your Lexus”]

[Title, Lexus Cloud Navigation]
[The Lexus logo is highlighted.]
[A caption reads: “Experience Amazing”]

[A caption reads: “The features and functions described in this video might not be applicable to your Lexus model. See your Owner’s Manual for details.”]

[A Lexus vehicle drives along the road.]

[A person selects options on a multimedia display.]

Narrator: Lexus’s latest-generation Multimedia platform, Lexus Interface, includes a comprehensive list of great entertainment, convenience, and connectivity features.

[A Lexus vehicle drives along the road.]

[A caption reads: “Drive Connect Capability with Cloud Navigation, including Googled points-of-interest (POI) data and Intelligent Assistant, including Hey Lexus and Destination Assist. Subscription required. Subject to availability of 4G network.”]

[A person uses a navigation screen.]

This video will provide a closer look at Cloud Navigation, a smarter, more integrated way to get to where you need to go.

Let’s learn how it works.

[A navigation screen displays directions.]

As the name implies, Cloud Navigation uses the vehicle’s Data Communications Module to stay connected and up to date,

[Animation highlights a central processing unit.]

[A Lexus vehicle drives along the road.]

[A woman exits a Lexus vehicle.]

[A navigation screen displays search results.]

– checking for new infrastructure data up to twice per month, ***Script says ‘checking’ but narrator says ‘check’

– and allowing for real-time traffic results,
– accurate ETA information,
– enhanced map and Point of Interest content,
– Intelligent Assistant integration, and much more.

[A Lexus vehicle drives along the road.]

[A cloud above the vehicle contains an X]

[A caption reads: “Offline”]

Even if the system is offline, onboard navigation functionality remains available, although POI information may be limited.

[A cloud above the vehicle contains an arrow.]

However, if the system detects an upcoming loss of connectivity along the route, it can download map information in advance.

[Menu bar on the multimedia display is highlighted.]

Navigation can be accessed at any point by selecting the location icon in the menu bar on the left-side of the screen.

[A map screen is highlighted.]

If a trial or subscription is active, the map screen will display.

[A landing screen is highlighted.]

If there is no active trial or subscription, a landing screen will be displayed where you can learn more about the cloud-based navigation service.

[Icons on a map screen are highlighted.]

On the map screen, several icons are available to customize the view, including switching between 2D and 3D,

– zooming in and out,

– re-centering the map to the vehicle,

– and reorienting the map with north up top.

[A Traffic button is highlighted.]

[A caption reads: “Depends on operative telematics device & other factors. Registration/subscription required. Subject to change without notice.
Terms of Use apply. Data charges may apply. See Owner’s Manual, www.lexus.ca/interface & www.lexus.ca/connectedservices-privacy.”]

There’s also a “more options” icon in the lower right, which will allow drivers to enable or disable live traffic,

[A Call Destination Assist button is highlighted.]

– as well as call Destination Assist,

[A Go To Navigation Settings button is highlighted.]

[A Settings screen is highlighted.]

– or visit the full settings page, where map and route details can be further adjusted.

Searching for a destination is simple.

[A caption reads: “Hey Lexus”]

[A microphone icon is highlighted.]

Just use the wake-up phrase, Hey Lexus, or select the microphone icon on the screen to activate Intelligent Assistant.

[Search results are highlighted.]

Now, using natural speaking language, tell Intelligent Assistant where you’d like to go, and it will return a list of results.

***The script says ‘tapping the filter icon’ but the ‘Clear’ button is highlighted

This list can be further refined and organized by tapping the filter icon.

However, if the first suggested result is the one that you were looking for, simply confirm it with Intelligent Assistant.

[A Go icon is highlighted.]

Otherwise, select the result from the list and select Go now.

[Directions are displayed.]

At this point, the route will now begin, with the screen displaying turn-by-turn directions and an ETA.

[A Destinations button is highlighted.]

You can also ask Intelligent Assistant for a list of destinations, or select Destinations from the Listening pop-up.

This will show a list of destinations, including saved addresses, recent searches, and select POI categories.

If you prefer, you can still search for a destination manually with the on-screen keyboard.

[A Keyboard icon is highlighted.]

To do this, simply tap the keyboard function on the Listening screen.

[A Lexus vehicle drives along the road.]

[A caption reads: “For more information visit: Lexus.ca/interface”]

[A caption reads: “To learn about Lexus's Connected Services data collection, use, sharing and retention practices, please visit www.lexus.ca/connectedservices-privacy.”]

[A caption reads: “The features and functions described in this video might not be applicable to your Lexus model. See your Owner’s Manual for details.”]

So that’s a quick look at what Lexus Interface’s Cloud Navigation has to offer – To learn more, be sure to visit Lexus.ca/Interface.

[A caption reads: “Services are dependent upon connection to a compatible wireless network (either 3G GSM/GPRS or LTE; varies by model), provided by a third-party wireless service provider. Lexus is not responsible for cellular network discontinuance.
Lexus Interface Cloud Navigation with Intelligent Assistant availability and accuracy depend on factors outside of Lexus’ control, including an operative telematics device, a cellular connection, GPS signal, and the availability of a compatible wireless network, without which system functionality and availability may be limited or precluded. Services not available in every city or roadway. Services subject to change at any time without notice. Requires app download/registration and subscription required after trial (if applicable). Terms of Use apply. See Owner’s Manual and Lexus.ca/connected services for additional limitations and details. To learn about Lexus' connected services data collection, use, sharing and retention practices, please visit lexus.ca/connectedservices-privacy.”]

[A caption reads: “LEXUS APP: Apps and services vary by phone carrier and are subject to change at any time without notice. Subject to smartphone connectivity and capability. Lexus is not responsible for cellular network discontinuance. Data charges may apply. As smartphone operating systems are updated from time-to-time, customers may or may not experience issues with the connectivity between their phone and their vehicle as a result of these 3rd party updates. See www.lexus.ca/connected for details.
Dynamic Navigation: Dynamic Navigation depends on factors outside of Toyota’s control, including an operative telematics device, a cellular connection, GPS signal, and the availability of a compatible wireless network, without which system functionality and availability may be limited or precluded. Services not available in every city or roadway. Use common sense when relying on information provided. Service may vary by vehicle and region. Registration is required. Subscription required after trial. Terms of Use apply www.toyota.ca/connectedservices-termsofuse. Data charges may apply. See Owner’s Manual and www.lexus.ca/interfaceconnected for additional limitations and details. To learn about Lexus’s data collection, use, sharing and retention practices, see www.lexus.ca/connectedservices-privacy. The Dynamic Navigation trial period is at no extra cost and begins on the original date of purchase or lease of a new vehicle. Paid subscription required after trial to access the service
DISTRACTED DRIVING: Driving while distracted can result in loss of vehicle control. All set-up of apps for use in vehicle must be completed when the vehicle is not in operation. Some features may be locked out while the vehicle is in gear. To reduce risk of accident while driving, exercise care when using the systems (even with the voice commands) and obey all local laws concerning use of the systems while driving (as some laws prohibit the use of electronic devices while operating a vehicle).
PRIVACY PRACTICES: To learn about Lexus's Connected Services data collection, use, sharing and retention practices, please visit www.lexus.ca/connectedservices-privacy.”]

Thank you for watching this Know Your Lexus video.

[A Lexus logo appears.]

[A caption reads: “Experience Amazing”]

[Upbeat music fades to silence.]

[Upbeat music plays.]
[A caption reads: “Know Your Lexus”]

[Title, Lexus Interface Service Connect]
[The Lexus logo is highlighted.]
[A caption reads: “Experience Amazing”]

[A caption reads: “The features and functions described in this video might not be applicable to your Lexus model. See your Owner’s Manual for details.”]

[A Lexus vehicle drives along the road.]

Narrator: Taking proper care of your vehicle is important so you can get the most out of your ride.

[A smartphone is highlighted. Service Connect screens are highlighted.]

[A caption reads: “Depends on operative telematics device & other factors. Registration/subscription required. Terms of Use apply www.lexus.ca/connectedservices-termsofuse. Services may vary & are subject to change without notice. Data charges may apply. See Owner’s Manual, and www.lexus.ca/connected for details. To learn about Connected Services by Lexus data collection, use, sharing and retention, see www.lexus.ca/connectedservices-privacy”]

Available on select 2022 and newer Lexus models equipped with Lexus Interface, Service Connect will allow you to easily monitor your vehicle’s health throughout your ownership and provide you with alerts and maintenance reminders so you can be confident knowing that your Lexus is running at its best.
[A Lexus vehicle drives along the road.]

[A smartphone is highlighted.]

[Vehicle Health Report screens are highlighted.]

After you have downloaded and installed Lexus App on your compatible smartphone and enrolled for connected services, you can retrieve vehicle health reports and receive status alerts for your vehicle.
[A Lexus vehicle drives along the road.]

As long as your vehicle is in an area where there is reliable cellular service and your smartphone is located in an area with internet connection, you will be able to access these features.
[A caption reads: “Vehicle Health Report”]

[A smartphone highlights Vehicle Health Report screens.]

The Vehicle Health Report provides important information including safety recalls, maintenance status, engine oil quantity, smart key battery status, and more.
[A smartphone highlights Notification Settings screen.]

Using the Lexus App notification settings, you can elect to have a monthly report sent to your email, or request one at any time in the app, to ensure that you are always in sync with your vehicle.
[A caption reads: “Vehicle and maintenance alerts”]

[A Vehicle Alert advising to Check Engine is highlighted.]

When a dashboard warning or malfunction indicator light comes on, your vehicle will send you a notification regarding the alert including a brief description and the best action to take.
[A Schedule Maintenance button is highlighted.]

[Two people examine a vehicle on a hoist.]

In the app, you can view the notification and call your preferred servicing dealer to schedule an appointment.

[A smartphone screen highlights a vehicle.]

[A Preferred Existing Dealer button is highlighted.]

Vehicle alerts and maintenance alerts can also be sent to your preferred servicing dealer should you opt in for this convenient service.
[Technicians examine a vehicle.]

[A smartphone highlights a Vehicle Diagnostic Data screen.]

[Two men chat across a desk. Vehicle part information is highlighted.]

[A caption reads: “Please check with your dealer for details.]

This allows your preferred servicing dealer to contact you when maintenance is required, or a vehicle warning is received, to help assist you as it relates to the warning or maintenance alert.
[A woman speaks on a telephone.]

[A Lexus vehicle drives along the road.]

This includes assistance with booking your vehicle in for a service appointment to ensure your Lexus is operating as intended.
[A caption reads: “For more information please visit: Lexus.ca/interface”]

[A caption reads: “The features and functions described in this video might not be applicable to your Lexus model. See your owner’s manual for details.”]

For more information, visit Lexus.ca/Interface.
[A caption reads: “Select apps use significant amounts of data and customers are responsible for all data charges. Apps and services vary by phone and carrier; not all services available all the time and in all locations, and are subject to change. A compatible customer phone must be paired. Phone performance depends on software, coverage and carrier. As smartphone operating systems are updated from time-to-time, customers may or may not experience issues with the connectivity between their phone and their vehicle as a result of these updates.
Services are dependent upon connection to a compatible wireless network (either 3G GSM/GPRS or LTE; varies by model), provided by a third-party wireless service provider. Lexus is not responsible for cellular network discontinuance.
Vehicle information and service alerts are provided based on the last time data was collected from the vehicle and may not be up to date. Lexus Interface Service Connect is dependent upon an operative telematics device, a cellular connection, navigation map data and GPS satellite signal reception, and other factors outside of Lexus’s control, which can limit the ability or functionality of the system. Apps/services vary by phone carrier; functionality depends on many factors. Select apps use large amounts of data; you are responsible for charges. Apps and services subject to change at any time without notice. See www.lexus.ca/Interface for details. To learn about Lexus Interface data collection, use, sharing and retention, please click here www.lexus.ca/Interface-privacy. The Lexus Interface Service Connect trial period is at no extra cost and begins on the original date of purchase or lease of a new vehicle. After the respective trial period expires, enrollment in paid subscription is required to access the service. Terms and conditions apply.”]
Thank you for watching this Know Your Lexus video.
[The Lexus logo appears.]

[A caption reads: “Experience Amazing”]

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