Even though Lexus is reportedly unveiling the 2010 RX at the Los Angeles Auto Show next month, this Japanese brochure scan reveals what looks to be a production-ready image of the popular Lexus crossover.

The new RX is anticipated to be longer, wider, taller, and heavier in order to potentially pave the way for an upcoming seven-seat configuration, which could render Lexus' GX SUV somewhat obsolete. Under the hood, the current RX's 3.5-liter V-6 will carry over with a slight boost in power and torque. A new six-speed automatic will also be available as well as Lexus' Super Electronically Controlled gearshift program. A V-8 option may also be in the works for the RX, too. A bit of Venza-inspired styling gives the new RX a fresh, clean look -- a good thing, as the current RX is growing a bit old as far as styling goes.

The RX400h hybrid is expected to arrive about one year after the new RX's release with an updated V-6 hybrid system under the hood. Stay tuned for the full details from Los Angeles next month.

+ Motor Authority: 2010 Lexus RX SUV