Lenovo announces new ThinkPad laptops in the P-series. Both the most powerful and the more entry-level series receive new models. Additionally, Lenovo has found a pot of white paint for the ThinkPad X9 Aura.
During Lenovo Innovation World 2025, Lenovo introduces a comprehensive update for its business laptop portfolio. The ThinkPad series gets the ThinkPad P16 Gen 3, P1 Gen 8, P16v Gen 3, P16s Gen 4, and P14s Gen 6. Moreover, Lenovo is thrilled that the ThinkPad X9 Aura Edition is now also available in white, in 14 and 15 inch versions.
ThinkPad P: Extensive Renewal
Lenovo refreshes various devices from the ThinkPad P range of mobile workstations. They all come with a 16-inch 16:10 screen (except for the 14-inch ThinkPad P14s) and 5 MP webcams are the standard in the new range.
We describe below the main features with the maximum configuration and the starting price as shared by Lenovo. Note that the maximum configuration will be significantly more expensive than this starting price, which applies to the (undisclosed) minimum specifications. All prices include VAT. VAT.
ThinkPad P16 Gen 3
The Lenovo ThinkPad P16 Gen 3 gets Intel Core Ultra 200HX processors with up to 24 cores. Optionally, the laptop can be configured with up to an Nvidia RTX Pro 5000 Blackwell GPU with 24 GB VRAM. You can configure the laptop with up to 192 GB of memory (non-ECC) or 128 GB ECC DDR5.
- 16:10 screen, up to 3.2K
- 5 MP webcam (with IR)
- Intel Core Ultra 200HX
- Nvidia Blackwell RTX Pro 5000
- Up to 192 GB DDR5 RAM
- Up to 12 TB storage
- Windows / Linux
- From 2.54 kg
Lenovo positions the device as a desktop replacement in a more compact chassis. The laptop will be available from October with a starting price of 2,899 euros.
ThinkPad P1 Gen 8
The Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 8 aims to combine portability with workstation performance. The model is equipped with Intel Core Ultra 200H processors with up to 16 cores and up to an Nvidia RTX Pro 2000 Blackwell graphics. Relying on the integrated GPU is also possible. For this device, Lenovo provides space for up to 64 GB RAM. The laptop will also be available from October with a starting price of 2,959 euros.
- 16:10 screen, up to 3.2K (touch)
- 5 MP webcam (with IR)
- Intel Core Ultra 200H
- Nvidia Blackwell RTX Pro 2000
- Up to 64 GB LPDDR5x RAM
- Up to 8 TB storage
- Windows / Linux
- From 1.84 kg
ThinkPad P16v Gen 3
With the ThinkPad P16v Gen 3, Lenovo targets professionals with a slightly tighter budget. The new chassis offers a 16:10 screen with narrow bezels. Here too, an Intel Core Ultra 200H powers the device. The maximum memory configuration is 96 GB DDR5 RAM, and you can equip the laptop with an Nvidia RTX Pro 2000 Blackwell GPU. The device will be available from September with a recommended price starting at 1,939 euros.
- 16:10 screen, up to UHD+ (touch)
- 5 MP webcam (with IR)
- Intel Core Ultra 200H
- Up to Nvidia Blackwell RTX Pro 2000
- Up to 96 GB DDR5 RAM
- Up to 4 TB storage
- Windows / Linux
- From 2.1 kg
ThinkPad P14s Gen 6 and P16s Gen 4
The ThinkPad P14s Gen 6 and P16s Gen 4 are among the thinnest and lightest workstations of the brand. The ThinkPad P14s is an outlier with its smaller 14-inch screen diagonal. For the internal specifications, however, Lenovo makes no distinction: you get a Core Ultra 200H processor with up to 16 cores and up to 96 GB RAM. Lenovo also provides space for the Nvidia RTX Pro 1000 (Blackwell).
- 16:10 screen, up to UHD+ (touch)
- 5 MP webcam (with IR)
- Intel Core Ultra 200H
- Up to Nvidia Blackwell RTX Pro 1000
- Up to 96 GB DDR5 RAM
- Up to 2 TB storage
- Windows / Linux
- From 1.6 Kg (14 inch) / 1.82 kg (16 inch)
The ThinkPad P16s Gen 4 will cost 1,599 euros. The ThinkPad P14s Gen 6 is available from 1,569 euros. The laptops will also be on the shelves this month.
White ThinkPad X9 Aura
After introducing the above professional workhorses, Lenovo also finds time to promote the more hype-sensitive ThinkPad X9 Aura Edition. It’s now available in white, but otherwise doesn’t seem to differ significantly from the model we reviewed in April.
Intel still refers to the built-in NPU (which almost all Intel laptops have) and the local AI capabilities that come with it. That local AI story is rather limited according to our tests and certainly not a reason to buy into the narrative.
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The specifications and formats of the ThinkPad X9 Aura are the same as those of the gray version launched in January. The white ThinkPad will be available from October for 1,759 euros.
Peripherals
Lenovo also announces some devices to use in tandem with the PCs. For instance, the manufacturer launches the ThinkVision P40WD‑40 monitor. This display is very wide with an aspect ratio of 21:9 and a resolution of 5,120 x 2,160 pixels across a screen diagonal of 39.7 inches.
The screen serves as a dock via Thunderbolt 4 and can charge laptops with PD3.1 up to 140 watts. It will be available from November for 1,499 euros.
If you’re only looking for a dock without a screen, you can turn to Lenovo’s new ThinkPad Smart Docks. The Lenovo ThinkPad Thunderbolt 5 Smart Dock 7500 supports, as the name suggests, Thunderbolt 5, which allows the connection of up to three 8K/60 Hz screens, plus one 4K screen. Charging is possible up to 180 watts.
The ThinkPad Thunderbolt 4 Smart Dock Gen 2 7500 keeps it a bit more modest (one 8K screen or two 4K/144 Hz screens). It can provide up to 100 watts of charging power. The ThinkPad USB4 Smart Dock 5500 is finally a more standard solution for office workers, offering similar functionality. The docks will be available from October for 399 euros, 299 euros, and 229 euros respectively.