Lexus, the premium automotive brand, has added another exciting innovation to its portfolio, staging the world premiere of the LFA Concept, inspired by its legendary LFA model. This concept brings an entirely new perspective to the world of electric sports cars.
The LFA Concept, in whose development Chairman Akio Toyoda participated as Chief Test Driver, reveals the potential of electric sports cars. With this model, Lexus underscores both its driving performance and its perfectionist approach to design.
The Lexus LFA Concept is shaped around three core elements: low center of gravity, high body rigidity, and aerodynamic performance. Lexus designed the concept with a lightweight, high-rigidity, all-aluminum body, creating an ideal driving position that enhances the sense of unity between the vehicle and the driver.
As a leader in electrification, Lexus developed a sports car suited for the age of electrification, aiming to deliver driving pleasure and showcase the potential of electric sports cars. This superior driving performance is combined with a timeless design. By carrying the name of the legendary LFA model beyond vehicles powered by internal combustion engines, Lexus transfers its expertise in building sports cars into the future.
Lexus emphasizes driving excitement in its electric sports car, just as it does in every model. The Lexus LFA Concept is designed to immerse the driver in an unprecedented driving experience. The cockpit, designed around the ideal driving position, has been refined down to the smallest detail. The harmony between function and beauty in the overall design keeps the driver engaged in the experience at all times.
The low and flowing silhouette, extending from the front design to the rear, inherits the sculptural beauty of the Lexus LFA and reflects classic coupé lines. The Lexus LFA Concept successfully touches hearts at first sight by offering the ideal sports car form with its universal appeal.
The cabin of the Lexus LFA Concept presents functionality and simplicity in every detail. The steering wheel is designed for sports car use, eliminating the need to let go of the wheel during turns. The controls and buttons in the cockpit are positioned to allow for intuitive control even during high-performance driving.
Lexus, which has not yet shared the technical details and performance data, announced that the 2-seater LFA Concept has a length of , a width of , a height of , and a wheelbase of .
