It is not available on the L, even as a stand alone.

 

This is straight from the website (RX, under SAFETY):

ADAPTIVE FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEM
The available Adaptive Front Lighting System* can help you see around corners for increased visibility and safety. This is made possible by directing the angle of illumination by way of the steering and speed sensors as they sense the vehicle entering a turn.

Well, I have 22 RX450h L and I can confirm I do have cornering lights, very obvious when making turns in the dark, at least in slow speed (5-10mph). And I do have experience with Porsche Cayenne's STATIC CORNERING Lights; technology-wise not sure the difference between the two (rx v. cayenne) BUT in usage, looks similar in function--further illuminating dark corners into the turn. Looking at the options sheet (window sticker), nothing stands out for the cornering light option; however, I do have the luxury package, so not sure if that makes a difference.

 

I don't think 22 RX has adaptive lighting in any grade.

23 will though.

The current lights adjust beam angle up and down and if you have cornering lights they will light if your speed is less than about 15 mph and steering is turned it car is in reverse.

 

Its not part of the Luxury pkg either. There is a $275 option for LED Foglights and cornering lamps, but they are not adaptive that I can tell!

They are an option on every model of the 22 RX except the L’s.

 

My L has the adaptive cornering lights.

 

You and Myoboku both have it on your L”s. Not unusual to have ordering options changed as the model year goes on. This was obviously an option on the L at some point in time that has been eliminated on the late year MY22 L models.

 

My build date is 6/22. Just another data point.

 

Perhaps, but they are calling it Adaptive Lighting on my 2022 350 F-Sport.

 

You definitely have them. That’s what the additional $300 cost bought you with the triple beam lights. Without them the triple beam only retails for $1675.

 

Actually it's 1675 for triple beam with foglights that have cornering lights in them.
1975 is adaptive like my old 05 rx330 where the actual housing inside the headlights move up and down and left to right. It turns when you turn and levels off so your headlights are not in the trees when there's 500 extra# in the trunk.

This 1975 headlight option, HUD and 360 cam is the hardest to find options in the 22my... With all the production delays for supply chain shortage.

That being said, I just took delivery of my white with circuit 450 f sport handling on Tuesday for 62910, that's MSRP.
Installed full alarm remote starter with drone mobile, comma ai c3, qi phone charger and clock mounted clip phone mount, modified the arm rest pad to hide money and stuff.

 

Times, they are a Changin, again (props to Bob Dylan). I received this text today from the Lexus dealer where I bought my 2020:

Looking for a GREAT deal? Take $1,000 off the NX or RX450h, $2,000 off RX 350 AWD or ES 300, $2,500 off RX350L, $3,000 off ES 250 and ES 350, and $4,000 off any RX 350 FWD! Offers available on in stock units only and end 10/15/2022 so don't miss your chance at these vehicles! Text us back now to claim these offers!

Rumors of improved new car pricing appear to be true.

 

and what dealer is this?

 

Probably more like a one shot wonder! My local dealer whom I’ve bought my last two from just laughed at me when I told him I was looking for a new RX350 Luxury just a couple of weeks ago. He said he had 16 including 2 of the 450’s with the Luxury pkg and everyone of them had been spoken for. Was able to contact another dealer out of the area who had a RX450h Luxury that was inbound and unspoken for. Paid MSRP $65+K. The point is, my local dealer, as of today has no discounts on any of the RX’s. It’s great that yours does but the short buy by date of Oct 15th leads me to believe there are unknown reasons why the large discounts. I would expect some December to Remember discounts but then again, discounts are given to stimulate sales. If they are still having inventory problems during the holidays, who knows?

 

Lexus of Lexington, KY

 

It's a legit offer. I'm not sure of this last statement but this offer was a one off for a couple of reasons.

This dealership needs to move as much of its current, limited inventory in order to make room for their new allocations. Also Lexus is the official car of the Breeder's cup in Lexington and this dealership, Lexus of Lexington, is the host dealership. They will be receiving a large influx of inventory once their purpose for the Breeder's cup has been fulfilled. They received so many cars they ran out of room and had to move many of them to their sister Toyota Dealership. Pre-pandemic, Lex. of Lex. was the highest volume dealership in the midwest. Of course, I don't see many dealerships having an issue moving cars at the moment. Getting cars is the issue.
The offer was legit as I verified myself. They are also one of the few dealerships that have agreed to sell their most common inventory out-of-state.