Lexus, renowned for its luxury vehicles, is set to unveil a groundbreaking electric vehicle (EV) concept at the Japan Mobility Show 2023, which will take place from October 26th to November 5th. This concept is expected to offer a glimpse into the next-generation EV that is slated for production in 2026. Lexus has hinted at a revolution in the modular structure of the car’s body, significant changes in production methods, and a complete overhaul of the software platform, all while staying true to the distinctive Lexus characteristics.
Lexus and the Future of Electric Vehicles
Lexus, a prominent name in the automotive industry, is gearing up to showcase its latest concept vehicle at the Japan Mobility Show 2023. This event marks a pivotal moment as the concept car is poised to be a harbinger of the next-generation electric vehicles slated to hit the production lines in 2026.
Redefining Electric Vehicle Design
Lexus is committed to delivering an exhilarating driving experience through its electric models. The concept vehicle is set to prioritize aerodynamics in its exterior design. Inside the cabin, Lexus will make use of sustainable and high-quality materials. Weight reduction will play a pivotal role, enhancing both performance and efficiency.
Core Technologies in Lexus Electric Vehicles
Lexus’s electric vehicles will incorporate core technologies, including the Direct4 four-wheel-drive system and steer-by-wire technology, promising a “linear steering feel.” While specific power output figures have not been disclosed, it is safe to assume that multiple electric motors will deliver impressive performance.
Breakthroughs in Battery Technology
Lexus plans to adopt next-generation battery technology, likely to be introduced by Toyota. One promising candidate is the Performance lithium-ion battery, set to debut in 2026 production models. This battery boasts a range of up to 497 miles (800 km) and a rapid 10-80 percent charge time of just 20 minutes.
Toward a Limitless Future
With these bold strides, Lexus aspires to become a brand exclusively focused on electric vehicles by 2035. While the current Lexus lineup features the RZ as its sole electric offering, the brand has unveiled various electric concepts spanning different body styles, including sports cars, large SUVs, sedans, hatchbacks, and cabriolets.
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