I have the Lexus app, but to be honest never used it. Believe set up at dealer. Anyway, my wife got a new Buick Envista, and the Buick app gives you tire pressure, .ileage, mpg, etc. No extra expense to have etc.
Anyway, does Lexus require an add on cost to get this info on the Lexus app? Or is there a way to get it to provide info etc. for each now shows N/A.
thanks.
22 NX350h.

 

Most trims of the NX gets you full functionality on the app for 3 years similar to what you say you're getting with the Buick app (with some limited functionality up to 10 yrs), then it becomes a subscription program. I believe GM (and many other manufacturers) generally works the same way, you get a few years of full service with a new car, and then it becomes a subscription service later on, but it would vary a bit from one to the other what you get and how long you get it before you have to get your credit card out.

 

Droid has it correct, looked up the Buick site for details. The Lexus has the 36-month trial for the Lexus App and then 120 months for the Service Connect which enables the Keyfob Remote Start.
The Buick has the On-Star trial which enables the App for 120 months (original owner only, 60 months subsequent owners). The Buick App still has the horn honk/light flash that the previous Lexus App had but that is gone now.

 

The Drive Connect and Remote Connect with Digital Key is 3 years it appears.

I have Safety Connect and Service Connect as 10 years.

The app closes or crashes on IOS quite often though.