Lexus Connected Services FAQ
Here you will find more information if you have questions about or need help with your Lexus Connected Services1.
General
What is Lexus Connected Services?
Lexus Connected Services offer an advanced suite of smart technologies designed to simplify your everyday life. Only Lexus vehicles fitted with an active Connected Services system can provide Connected Services. By harnessing unique vehicle data, you can expect to see more new technology added to future Lexus vehicles.
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Which vehicle models are equipped with Lexus Connected Services?
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How is my vehicle's Connected Services communication device updated?
Should your vehicle's Connected Services communication device require an update, you will be notified to visit a local Lexus Dealership.
My vehicle did not originally come with Lexus Connected Services. Is it possible to have it installed?
What is the cost of Lexus Connected Services?
The services are complimentary for the first 3 years from the delivery date of a new vehicle containing a Communication Module, after which the owner may choose to either continue, or discontinue.
In the case of purchasing a Lexus Dealer demo model or second hand Connected Vehicle, the remaining complimentary period balance will be automatically transferred to the new owner.
What happens at the end of my complimentary period?
Is there a requirement if I sell my vehicle within the complimentary 3-year period?
Yes. The services will will remain active and both parties (original and new owner) should contact Lexus to confirm change of ownership: Call – Lexus Customer Assistance Centre on 1800 023 009 between Monday - Friday 09:00 am-6:00pm AEST.
If my vehicle is in an area with poor mobile reception, such as a remote area or an underground carpark, will the Lexus Connected Services system work?
Lexus Connected Services operates on the Telstra 3G/4G networks. You can review maps of the available network coverage here: telstra.com.au/coverage-networks/our-coverage
While this coverage is extensive, there may be situations where mobile signal is weak or unavailable, e.g. underground carpark or remote locations. The Lexus Connected Services system will not work in these areas.
Does Lexus Connected Services have any limitations of service?
Lexus Connected Services are subject to certain restrictions and inaccuracies which are beyond the control of Lexus, including availability of the telecommunications mobile network and GPS location positioning.
Operational service quality and accuracy are limited to the reception and transmission of data supporting Lexus Connected Services. Dependent on the 3G/4G enabled DCM, GPS signal strength, mobile network coverage through the Telstra network and other factors outside Lexus’s control which can limit the ability or functionality of the system.
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Who do I contact if I have a general enquiry or concern about my Lexus Connected Services?
Your Lexus Dealer is the first point of contact for Lexus Connected Services enquiries.
You can also contact the Lexus Customer Assistance Centre on 1800 023 009 between Monday - Friday 9:00 am-6:00pm or email: [email protected]
For further information visit: lexus.com.au/connectivity
Where do I find further information on Lexus's privacy and data handling?
For information on privacy and data handling policy, visit:
Lexus Privacy Policy: lexus.com.au/privacy
Email: [email protected]
SOS Emergency Call (SOS)
What is SOS Emergency Call?
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Which vehicle models are equipped with SOS Emergency Call?
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How do I setup SOS Emergency Call?
SOS Emergency Call is available by default on specific new model vehicles at point of sale, there is no setup requirement for this service.
To review your vehicle's Lexus Connected Services inclusions, visit: Lexus.com.au/connectivity
What happens when I press the SOS button?
- Place a call to Lexus Emergency Assistance, and
- Send your vehicle's location to Lexus Emergency Assistance.
When should I use the SOS Emergency Call button?
For all other issues or enquiries related to Lexus Connected Services, please call your preferred Lexus dealer for further assistance.
What types of emergencies can SOS Emergency Call help with?
What happens if I accidentally press the SOS button?
If you do not speak with the agent, emergency services may be dispatched to your location as we will assume you are unable to respond & a genuine emergency is taking place.
Will I need to pay for the emergency services that are dispatched to my location? (e.g. ambulance)
How do I know if SOS Emergency Call system is working?
What are the lights near the SOS button indicating?
Green light (solid): SOS Emergency Call & Automatic Collision Notification systems are operating correctly.
Green light (flashing): Active SOS or ACN voice call in progress with Lexus Emergency Assistance.
Red light (solid): An issue may exist with the system.
Please contact your preferred Lexus dealer for further assistance.
Does SOS Emergency Call use my mobile phones data?
If my vehicle is in an area with poor mobile reception, such as a remote area or an underground carpark, will the SOS Emergency Call system work?
In an SOS Emergency Call event, should the initial call fail (for example where there is no coverage), the in-vehicle communication device will reattempt 2 more times to connect until coverage becomes available.
SOS Emergency Call operates on the Telstra 3G/4G networks. You can review maps of the available network coverage here: telstra.com.au/coverage-networks/our-coverage.
If my navigation system malfunctions is my SOS Emergency Call compromised?
Can I push the SOS button to request roadside assistance, traffic management & other concierge services?
What should I do if the SOS Emergency Call button does not work?
Will the SOS Emergency Call button work if my vehicle ignition is off?
What does SOS Emergency Call cost?
In what instances will the SOS Emergency Call track and share my location?
Lexus Connected Services are delivered by collecting and utilising your vehicle and personal data for the purpose of delivering Lexus Connected Services.
Your vehicle's location is shared during an SOS Emergency Call (SOS) where it is visible to Lexus Emergency Assistance and shared with emergency responders.
For information on privacy and data handling visit: Lexus Privacy Policy: lexus.com.au/privacy
Should you have questions or concerns about the use of your data or would like to update your Personal Information collected as part of Connected Services, please contact us: [email protected]
Who do I contact if I have an enquiry or concern related to a SOS Emergency Call, (non-emergency)?
You can also contact the Lexus Customer Assistance Centre on 1800 023 009 between Monday - Friday 9:00am-5:30pm AEST or email: [email protected]
For further information visit: lexus.com.au/connectivity
Automatic Collision Notification (ACN)
What is Automatic Collision Notification (ACN)?
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Which vehicle models are equipped with Automatic Collision Notification (ACN)?
For further information please visit: lexus.com.au/connectivity
How do I setup Automatic Collision Notification (ACN)?
Automatic Collision Notification (ACN) is available by default on specific new model vehicles at point of sale, there is no setup requirement for this service.
To review your vehicles Lexus Connected Services inclusions, visit: Lexus.com.au/connectivity
What types of emergencies can Automatic Collision Notification (ACN) help with?
What happens in the event of an Automatic Collision Notification (ACN) where the occupant is unconscious or unable to respond?
Will I need to pay for the emergency services that are dispatched to my location? (e.g. ambulance)
How do I know if the Automatic Collision Notification (ACN) system is working?
What are the lights near the SOS button indicating?
Green light (solid): SOS Emergency Call & Automatic Collision Notification systems are operating correctly.
Green light (flashing): Active SOS or ACN voice call in progress with Lexus Emergency Assistance.
Red light (solid): An issue may exist with the system.
Please contact your preferred Lexus dealer for further assistance.
Does Automatic Collision Notification (ACN) use my phone's data?
If my vehicle is in an area with poor mobile reception, such as a remote area or an underground carpark, will Automatic Collision Notification (ACN) system work?
In an ACN event, should the initial call fail (for example where there is no coverage), the in-vehicle communication device will reattempt to connect for 24 hours or until coverage becomes available. If coverage is still not available after 24 hours then the in-vehicle communication device will cease attempts to reconnect.
ACN operates on the Telstra 3G/4G networks. You can review maps of the available network coverage here: telstra.com.au/coverage-networks/our-coverage.
If my navigation system malfunctions, is my Automatic Collision Notification (ACN) compromised?
Will the Automatic Collision Notification (ACN) service work if my vehicle ignition is off?
What does Automatic Collision Notification (ACN) cost?
In what instances will the Automatic Collision Notification (ACN) track and share my location?
Lexus Connected Services are delivered by collecting and utilising your vehicle and personal data for the purpose of delivering Lexus Connected Services.
Your vehicle's location is shared during an Automatic Collision Notification (ACN) where it is visible to Lexus Emergency Assistance and shared with emergency responders.
For information on privacy and data handling visit: Lexus Privacy Policy: lexus.com.au/privacy
Should you have questions or concerns about the use of your data or would like to update your Personal Information collected as part of Connected Services, please contact us: [email protected]
Who do I contact if I have an enquiry or concern related to Automatic Collision Notification, (non-emergency)?
You can also contact the Lexus Customer Assistance Centre on 1800 023 009 between Monday - Friday 9:00am-6:00pm or email: [email protected]
For further information visit: lexus.com.au/connectivity
Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT)
What is Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT)?
This service is available 24 hours, 7 days a week.
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Which vehicle models are equipped with Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT)?
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How do I enrol or opt out of Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT)?
As a key security feature, Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT), is automatically enabled at point of purchase of your vehicle. You may opt out of SVT at any time by calling Lexus Connected Account Enquiries on 1300 064 789 between 9:00am to 5:30pm AET Monday to Friday, excluding national public holidays.
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What do I do if my vehicle is stolen?
- You will need to file a stolen vehicle report with the police, who will provide you with a police report number.
- With your police report number, vehicle VIN and vehicle registration ready, call Lexus Stolen Vehicle Assistance on 1300 216 737 and advise the agent your vehicle has been stolen and you would like to initiate tracking.
- The agent will validate that you have a subscription to SVT, and will request the police report number, VIN and registration from you in order to initiate tracking.
Once tracking is initiated, Lexus Stolen Vehicle Assistance will provide updates to the police to assist with the potential recovery of your vehicle.
Can I get updates on the location of my stolen vehicle as well?
To receive updates on the recovery of your vehicle you should contact the police directly, not the Stolen Vehicle Assistance Centre.
Once activated, how long will the Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT) system attempt to track my vehicle?
Who contacts me if my stolen vehicle is recovered?
If my vehicle is stolen and the battery runs down or is disconnected, how long will the Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT) system remain active?
Does Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT) use my phone's data?
If my vehicle is in an area with poor mobile reception, such as a remote area or an underground carpark, will the Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT) system work?
SVT operates on the Telstra 3G/4G networks. You can review maps of the available network coverage here: telstra.com.au/coverage-networks/our-coverage.
Does Stolen Vehicle Tracking have any limitations?
Can I track my vehicle even if it hasn't been stolen?
If I have Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT), do I receive a discount on my car insurance?
What does Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT) cost?
In what instances will the Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT) track and share my location?
Lexus Connected Services are delivered by collecting and utilising your vehicle and personal data for the purpose of delivering Lexus Connected Services.
Your vehicle's location is shared during a Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT) request where it is visible to Lexus Stolen Vehicle Assistance and shared with police.
For information on privacy and data handling visit: Lexus Privacy Policy: lexus.com.au/privacy
Should you have questions or concerns about the use of your data or would like to update your Personal Information collected as part of Connected Services, please contact us: [email protected]
Who do I contact if I have an enquiry concern related to Stolen Vehicle Tracking, (non-emergency)?
You can also contact the Lexus Customer Assistance Centre on 1800 023 009 between Monday - Friday 9:00 am-6:00pm or email: [email protected]
For further information visit: lexus.com.au/connectivity
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