2025 Lexus RC Colors: Final Options Guide – There is no 2027 Lexus RC. Lexus discontinued the RC and RC F after the 2025 model year, with production ending in November 2025. The information below covers the final (2025) color options available in the USA, based on official Lexus sources and current data. Rumors of a new Lexus coupe (possibly consolidating RC/LC elements) point to a potential 2027 debut, but it would not be an RC.
The Lexus RC was a distinctive luxury sport coupe known for its bold spindle grille, sharp lines, and engaging driving dynamics. For U.S. buyers seeking the last examples, understanding the available exterior and interior colors helps with shopping used or remaining new inventory.
2025 Lexus RC Exterior Color Options
The 2025 RC offered approximately 10 exterior colors (availability varied by trim, such as standard RC 300/350 vs. F Sport). These included a mix of metallics, pearls, and solid options that highlighted the coupe’s sculpted body.
Key exterior colors included:
- Atomic Silver
- Caviar (also known as Graphite Black Metallic in some references)
- Incognito (Titanium Carbide Gray Metallic)
- Infrared (Radiant Red / Radiant Red Contrast Layering)
- Obsidian (Black)
- Ultra White (White Nova GF Pearl Tricoat)
- Ultrasonic Blue Mica 2.0
- Sonic Iridium
- Cloudburst Gray (Sonic Chrome Metallic)
- Eminent White Pearl (Sonic Quartz)
These paints used multi-layer techniques for depth and contrast, a Lexus hallmark. Special finishes like Infrared emphasized the car’s dynamic surfaces.
2025 RC F Final Edition Exterior Colors
The high-performance RC F was offered only as a mono-spec Final Edition for 2025. It was limited and available in just four exterior colors:
- Incognito
- Infrared
- Iridium (Sonic Iridium)
- Ultra White
This version included carbon-fiber elements (roof, spoiler, diffuser, side rockers), 19-inch BBS wheels, red brake calipers, and other exclusive details.
Interior Color Choices
Interior options complemented the exteriors and varied by trim (including NuLuxe or leather/Ultrasuede). Available cabin colors included Black, Black/Yellow, Circuit Red, White, Glazed Caramel, and Rioja Red, among others. F Sport models often featured contrast stitching and sportier combinations such as Black and Yellow or Circuit Red.
The RC F Final Edition featured a bespoke black-and-red leather/Ultrasuede interior with a carbon-fiber Final Edition emblem numbered for the limited run.
Choosing Colors for the Final RC Models
In the U.S. market, popular choices for residual value and visual impact often included Infrared for a bold look, Ultra White or Eminent White Pearl for a clean premium appearance, and darker options like Caviar or Incognito for a stealthier profile. Color availability could depend on remaining dealer inventory after production ended.
When shopping, verify specific paint codes (found on the driver’s door jamb) and confirm combinations with a Lexus dealer, as some pairings were trim-restricted. Touch-up paint resources list codes such as 083 (White Nova), 3T5 (Infrared), 223 (Caviar), 1L8 (Incognito), and 8X1 (Ultrasonic Blue Mica 2.0).
Looking Ahead: Potential 2027 Successor
While no 2027 Lexus RC exists, industry reports (primarily from Japanese sources) suggest Lexus may introduce a new grand-touring coupe around 2027. This model is rumored to consolidate elements of the discontinued RC and LC into a single premium 2+2 coupe, potentially using a hybrid powertrain and positioned closer to the larger LC in size and pricing. Official confirmation from Lexus has not been released as of mid-2026.
For current U.S. buyers interested in the RC’s unique styling and performance, the 2025 models (including Final Edition examples) represent the last opportunity to purchase a new or near-new example of this generation.