Lexus Safety Connect is a connected service that uses GPS-based technology and an integrated cellular connection to assist drivers on the road. The system links the vehicle to a professional 24/7 response center, providing emergency assistance, roadside services, and vehicle recovery. Lexus Safety Connect is part of Lexus Drive Connect, a broader multimedia platform that includes entertainment, convenience, and connectivity features.

Safety Connect uses an onboard telematics system that connects to a Lexus-designated response center. When your Lexus is equipped with the required hardware and you have an active subscription, the vehicle can send and receive data over cellular and GPS networks to assist in case of an emergency.
Lexus Safety Connect offers four primary features designed to protect the vehicle and its occupants, including emergency assistance, automatic collision notification, stolen vehicle tracking, and enhanced roadside assistance. Features include:
Lexus Safety Connect is a subscription-based service that includes a complimentary trial of up to three years on many new Lexus vehicles. At the end of the trial period, owners may renew the service on a paid basis for an annual premium of around $80 or a monthly average of $8. However, pricing may vary by geographic region, model year, and specific package. Owners should contact a dealer for current pricing details.
Lexus Safety Connect relies on factors outside Lexus’s control, including 4G network availability, a functioning telematics device, a cellular connection, and a GPS signal. If any of these are unavailable, system features, including access to the response center and emergency assistance, may be limited or unavailable.
Lexus Safety Connect is a subscription-based safety telematics feature available on Lexus vehicles. It connects drivers directly to a dedicated response center around the clock for quick assistance in case of an emergency, providing increased safety and peace of mind.
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Jessica Shea Choksey is an experienced writer in the automotive field. In addition to JDPower.com, she was a correspondent for PBS's MotorWeek, and her work has appeared on Autotrader.

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