Lexus aims to launch the LF-ZL by 2026 and also aims to go all electric by 2035
At the inaugural Japan Mobility Show 2023, Lexus introduced a range of concept models under the theme “Pushing the Boundaries of the Electrified Experience,” envisioning new possibilities for mobility through electric cars. One of these concepts was its flagship LF-ZL concept, set to launch in 2026.
Since its inception in 1989, Lexus has pushed boundaries in the automotive industry, consistently challenging the conventional notions of luxury and offering customers new product propositions and experiences. As a luxury brand that transcends the automotive sphere, Lexus continues to anticipate changing customer needs.
Moreover, in addition to sharing many of the features of the Lexus LF-ZC concept, (read about it here), the LF-ZL (Lexus Future Zero-emission Luxury), a BEV vision concept that offers a glimpse into a future where mobility, people, and society are seamlessly connected also adds on more features befitting of a flagship.
Offering an unparalleled level of personalised customer interaction with the vehicle, it provides distinctive driving experiences for each individual, taking hints from their actions and making ongoing suggestions.
This future flagship Lexus LF-ZL model also aims to present an innately sustainable, guilt-free luxury lifestyle that empowers customers to live in tune with their needs and desires while also contributing positively to the environment and society at large.
On top of that, the Lexus LF-ZL represents a future Lexus flagship luxury model, aiming to offer a prestigious ownership experience beyond just the car, driven in next-generation BEV architecture and software advancements from the new Arene OS.
Taking advantage of the freedom in BEV-specific packaging and optimizing interior space, LF-ZL has a spacious and serene cabin where traditional Omotenashi features are elevated through technology, for an unprecedented mobility experience.
Additionally, it also generates fresh experiential value by enabling interaction with a range of societal infrastructure and services. Through “Interactive Reality in Motion,” the car’s onboard sensors work in conjunction with digital data from the surroundings.
When drivers point to objects or places of interest during their journey, the car’s display promptly delivers information along with voice guidance, enabling the car to enhance the connection between occupants and their surroundings.
Furthermore, the utilisation of data allows management of the charging process and power supply, enabling the vehicle to seamlessly connect to the network and become an integral part of the societal infrastructure while parked. This approach ensures the seamless integration of mobility solutions with the owner’s lifestyle.
